Several students claim that the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2021 declared on November 1 have varying results and consist of errors. The National Testing Agency (NTA) released the results on its official website neet.nta.nic.in which saw as many as three students securing full marks.
Students claim their marks as calculated by them on the basis of the answer key and the original result varies by a considerable margin. They have taken to Twitter with the hashtag #NEETscam and #NEETResult2021 to post their grievances.
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What the hell happenings @DG_NTATotally fraud, expected marks on basis of omr and answer key as published by you the marks in results of so many students are totally varying. Big scam in neet 2021 results#NEETResult2021 #OMR #neetscam— ⛎diti Panwar (@AditiPa79175486) November 2, 2021
I have got different marks on my OMR and orginal result sheet…..plzz @DG_NTA Plzz go though once !!@DG_NTA #neetscam— Kamjeet sahu (@kamjeet_sahu) November 2, 2021
We need a fair exam. Don’t spoil our lives. we want justice.@narendramodi @dgnts @dpradhanbjp #reneet #NEETINJUSTICE #fairneet #neetscam— Bommathi Srenika (@BSrenika) November 2, 2021
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Few students have also raised objections over receiving two ranks on their scorecards of the medical entrance exam. One of the students told Hindustan Times, “On every scorecard, NTA has mentioned the all-India rank obtained— both overall rank and the rank for counselling — for every student. In my case, there two different ranks awarded to me are for the counselling process itself, which is confusing.”
The NTA has, however, said that this year the All India Rank (AIR) considered during counselling will be different from the ranks released by the agency. The agency has dropped the age criteria from ranking but the MCC continues to consider the same, hence the NTA and MCC will be considering separate ranks.
Students concerns are also rising because of several controversies related to the medical entrance test. The NEET 2021 was marred by various controversies including an alleged paper leak to an impersonator racket.
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Out of the total 16.14 lakh candidates who registered for NEET 2021, as many as 15.44 lakh students took the exam held on September 12. This year as many as 77,857 students secured the 50th percentile.
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