The National Testing Agency (NTA) issues an advisory instructing exam candidates on how to submit grievances with complete information. The agency says it wants complaints that can be traced to individual applicants quickly, so issues can be addressed without unnecessary delays.
Across outlets, the focus is on reducing the number of complaints that lack identifying details. NTA says it receives a high volume of grievances and that many messages do not include basic information needed to locate the concerned candidate among large applicant pools. The advisory highlights practical steps such as sending grievances from the registered email ID used for the application, including the candidate’s application number (often in the email subject), and clearly stating which exam the grievance relates to (including NEET, JEE, CUET, and UGC NET).
Both sources also stress adding a clear explanation of the issue and, where applicable, attaching supporting documents such as screenshots. NTA also points candidates to use the designated helpdesk email for the specific examination, noting the address is available on the exam’s information bulletin and on its official website.