The National Testing Agency (NTA) dismisses viral and social media claims alleging discrepancies in NEET-UG OMR answer sheets and results. In a statement, the NTA says the circulated images of OMR sheets have been digitally manipulated and, in some cases, appear to be AI-generated or regenerated rather than authentic. The agency also states that it has verified the original OMR sheets and the corresponding scores for the candidates whose posts prompted the allegations, and says the declared results match the original records. The rebuttal comes after claims that OMR sheets were swapped or that the number of attempted answers did not align with what was recorded. NTA further says that for candidates with legitimate concerns, the proper route is to use the official grievance redressal mechanism. It adds that the genuine OMR sheet and related forensic comparison materials are available for inspection by competent authorities examining the issue. The NTA also indicates that candidates who submit fabricated records may face penalties under applicable legal provisions.
NTA rejects viral claims over NEET-UG OMR sheets, says images are digitally manipulated
The National Testing Agency (NTA) dismisses viral and social media claims alleging discrepancies in NEET-UG OMR answer sheets and results. In a statement, the NTA says the circulated images of OMR she...
- NTA rejects social media/viral allegations of discrepancies in NEET-UG OMR sheets and results.
- The agency says the circulated OMR images are digitally manipulated and may be AI-generated/regenerated.
- NTA states it verifies the original OMR sheets and scores for the candidates involved and finds results match records.
- The NTA advises candidates to raise concerns through the official grievance redressal mechanism.
- The agency says genuine OMR and forensic comparison materials are available for inspection by competent authorities.
The National Testing Agency has refuted claims of OMR answer sheet discrepancies from five NEET-UG candidates. Images circulated by these candidates were reportedly digitally altered or regenerated using artificial intelligence. The agency verified the original OMR sheets and scores for all five students involved. These actions follow allegations of swapped OMR sheets and fewer attempted answers than recorded. Candidates submitting fabricated records may face severe penalties under relevant acts.
6 hours agoThe agency advised candidates with legitimate concerns about their results to use the official grievance redressal mechanism
11 hours agoThe testing agency said the circulated OMR answer sheets were digitally manipulated, maintained that all declared results match original records
18 hours agoThe agency siad that the genuine OMR sheet and the annotated forensic comparison are available for inspection by any competent authority seeking to examine the matter.
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