NEET Retest Candidate Alleges OMR Mix-Up, Scores 11 Instead of 668
A NEET retest candidate claims an OMR sheet mix-up led to a score of 11, far below the expected 668.
July 27, 2026
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Source: news9live.com
A candidate who appeared for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) retest on July 26, 2026, has alleged a serious OMR sheet mix-up after receiving a score of 11 marks instead of the expected 668. The incident has raised concerns about the examination process.
According to reports, the candidate, who had previously scored high marks, was shocked to see the low score. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has not yet commented on the specific case but has acknowledged receiving complaints about OMR discrepancies.
This is not the first such complaint; similar issues have been reported in past NEET exams. The NTA typically reviews such cases and may offer a re-evaluation or retest if errors are confirmed.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NEET retest?
The NEET retest is a re-examination conducted by the NTA for candidates who faced issues in the original exam, such as technical glitches or OMR errors.
How can a candidate report an OMR mix-up?
Candidates can report OMR discrepancies to the NTA through their official grievance portal or helpline, providing details and evidence of the error.
What action does the NTA take on such complaints?
The NTA reviews each complaint individually and may offer a re-evaluation, correction of scores, or a retest if the error is verified.
