The National Testing Agency has refuted claims of OMR answer sheet discrepancies from five NEET-UG candidates. Images circulated by these candidates were reportedly digitally altered or regenerated using artificial intelligence. The agency verified the original OMR sheets and scores for all five students involved.
These actions follow allegations of swapped OMR sheets and fewer attempted answers than recorded. Candidates submitting fabricated records may face severe penalties under relevant acts. The National Testing Agency has dismissed allegations regarding discrepancies in OMR sheets presented by five NEET-UG candidates.
They emphasized that the images circulating are likely digitally altered, enhanced with AI, or otherwise modified. The agency affirmed the authenticity of the OMR sheets and the accuracy of the candidates' scores. Severe penalties may be imposed for submitting fraudulent records under new regulations.
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