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NEET-UG 2024 results face allegations of irregularities and document leaks, raising concerns among medical students. NTA clarifies compensatory marks issue amid
The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) 2024 results have been clouded by claims of irregularities and document leaks. Medical students who expect a challenging admissions process at medical colleges in the forthcoming academic year have taken notice of this year’s inflated results.
Around 67 candidates have bagged the top rank in the exam this year by scoring a percentile of 99.997129. Of these, around six candidates had appeared for the exam from the same Centre. The average marks out of 720 of qualified candidates is 323.55 for 2024 exam.
Questions were also raised on students getting 718 and 719 marks in the undergraduate medical entrance exam as the marking scheme follows +4 -1 system. Explaining the reason behind this, NTA noted that around 1,563 candidates were compensated for the loss of time and the revised marks of such candidates vary from -20 to 720 marks. Amongst these, the score of two candidates also happens to be 718 and 719 marks respectively due to compensatory marks.
The NTA said it received representations raising concerns about the loss of time during conduct of the examination.
An NTA official also noted that the question paper was prepared using a new NCERT textbook. However, some students had old NCERT textbooks. Due to which NTA had to assign five marks to all students who had marked one of the two options. Because of this reason, marks of a total of 44 students increased from 715 to 720, which resulted in an increased number of toppers in medical entrance exam NEET (UG) conducted on May 5 at 4,750 centres in 571 cities, including 14 abroad.
The clarification came amid allegations of irregularities in the medical entrance exam.
NEET (UG) was conducted on May 5 at 4,750 centres in 571 cities, including 14 abroad.
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