In the midst of the controversy surrounding the NEET UG 2024 results, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has become embroiled in another issue, this time involving Ayushi Patel from Lucknow. Patel’s result was mistakenly uploaded under the wrong application number, displaying a score of 335 marks instead of her expected 715 out of 720, calculated based on the agency’s answer key.
Ayushi Patel, calling it a “NEET scam,” contested the result, insisting her performance merited a much higher score. Her ordeal came to light through a viral video where she explained that on June 4, while attempting to check her result, she encountered an error message indicating that her result was not generated. She also mentioned receiving an email from the NTA stating that her results were delayed due to purported damage to her OMR sheet.
The NTA responded to these serious allegations by clarifying that no such communication had been sent to any students regarding damaged OMR sheets. They affirmed the integrity of the OMR sheets and the accuracy of the scores in their official records. The NTA urged all candidates to obtain their scorecards exclusively from the official website, exams.nta.ac.in/NEET.
