One other thing to consider,
is where are you "earthing" the scope probe to to take a measurement ?

The DVM is measuring a floating signal.
the scope is measuring relative to earth,

Either us a differential probe ,
or use two probes,
one to either side of the resistor
with the gnd of the probes connected to power gnd of the circuit.
and measure the difference ( one use of the A - B function of the scope )

Thanks for your suggestions. I tried the A-B way, but doesn't work.

 

If the signal seems to be off, even with the compensation calibrator you can try the signal path calibration in the Utility menu.

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Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions. Please take a look at the attached image. I got this when I tried to implement the suggestion.

 

Thanks for your suggestions. I tried the A-B way, but doesn't work.

What does "dosnt work" mean ?

Can you share picture of the scope probes connected to the circuit and the scope screen please

 

Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions. Please take a look at the attached image. I got this when I tried to implement the suggestion.

If you cant calibrate the probes,
then the probe and / or the scope are broken

 

Or for some reason incompatible.

 

Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions. Please take a look at the attached image. I got this when I tried to implement the suggestion.

Did you have the probe connected to the calibrator output?

 

While at it, what does the waveform from the calibrator output look like (assuming the probe is connected to it)?