Bindushree, a student from Haveri district in Karnataka, has alleged a disparity in her NEET re-exam result, questioning how the National Testing Agency (NTA) recorded that she answered 41 questions in a single minute. 'It is humanly possible to do so? I suspect my OMR copy has been tampered with,' she said.
Discrepancy in Answer Attempts
According to Bindushree, the NTA's evaluation of her re-exam shows an implausible rate of answering, leading her to believe that her original Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) sheet may have been altered. She raised concerns about the integrity of the re-examination process.
Background of the Re-exam
The NEET re-exam was conducted for a specific set of candidates earlier this year. Bindushree was one of the students who appeared for the re-test after anomalies were reported in the initial examination. However, she now claims that the results provided by the NTA do not match her actual performance.
Call for Investigation
Bindushree has urged the authorities to investigate the matter and verify the authenticity of her OMR sheet. She emphasized that such discrepancies undermine the credibility of the examination system. The NTA has not yet responded to the allegations.
