Six NEET-UG aspirants file to approach the Supreme Court, alleging discrepancies in their OMR sheets, according to multiple reports. The candidates state that they have raised concerns about the accuracy or handling of their OMR sheets and seek court intervention. One report says the candidates’ lawyer tells the court that the students emailed the National Testing Agency (NTA) and also visited the NTA office, but did not receive any response. The filings reflect the candidates’ claim that their grievances regarding the OMR sheets were not addressed through the NTA’s processes. The reports consistently indicate that the matter is brought before the Supreme Court by the same group of six candidates, rather than by a larger collective. While the outlets describe the allegations and the candidates’ attempts to contact the NTA, they do not report any final decision by the court or any official findings on the alleged discrepancies. The issue centers on whether the OMR sheets associated with the candidates’ examination results contain errors or irregularities that require review.