A NEET UG aspirant from Karnataka has alleged an OMR-sheet mix-up after receiving her results. Bindhushree Pawar, from Haveri in the state, says she was expecting a score of 663 based on the National Testing Agency (NTA) answer key. Instead, her result is reported to show a score of -11. She claims the OMR sheet that was processed contains fewer marked entries than she remembers attempting. She also alleges that the entry and exit times printed on the OMR sheet are recorded in an implausibly short duration compared with the time she spent in the examination hall. The student has complained to the NTA and is seeking the original OMR sheet so it can be verified. Her family is asking for corrective action and an investigation into whether the submitted OMR sheet was mistakenly replaced or mismatched during processing. The allegations center on potential discrepancies between the candidate’s recollection and the details recorded on the processed OMR sheet.