The Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (ČZU) has formally appealed the results of a national research evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Education. Despite demonstrable improvements in research output, the university received a “B” grade, a result it contests. ČZU is requesting a re-evaluation of its performance, citing evidence of significant progress not adequately reflected in the initial assessment. University spokesperson Marek Šedivý confirmed the appeal, emphasizing the discrepancy between the university’s advancements and the assigned grade. The Ministry of Education will now consider ČZU’s appeal and determine whether to revisit the evaluation. This dispute highlights ongoing concerns regarding the methodology and fairness of national university rankings in the Czech Republic. The outcome could influence future research funding allocations.