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According to University Grants Commission (UGC) chairperson M Jagadesh Kumar on Thursday, the results of the common university entrance test for undergraduate a
According to University Grants Commission (UGC) chairperson M Jagadesh Kumar on Thursday, the results of the common university entrance test for undergraduate admissions (CUET-UG) have been delayed by two days due to a large number of key challenges received by the National Testing Agency (NTA), and are now expected to be released by Monday.
Kumar stated that the agency is not rushing through the massive amount of data it is examining in order to announce "error-free results" all at once.
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"Consider the difficulty of giving CUET-UG. There were 214 question papers in various languages, 534 in English and Hindi, and 93 in 11 regional languages. These papers contained 148,000 questions in all. Candidates may contest the keys between June 29 and July 1, 2023. "We received approximately 25,782 answer key challenges, 3,886 of which were unique," Kumar said.
Candidates who identify anomalies in an official answer key can raise them with the organization that conducted the exam through the process of disputing the answer key.
"Once this is over, the result committee will examine the data and give the go-ahead for the result announcement," said the UGC chairperson, who is monitoring the CUET alongside NTA. The results are expected to be released on Monday, if not sooner."
The CUET-UG test was originally slated to take place between May 21 and June 6, with June 7 and 8 set aside as buffer days. However, they were delayed by more than two weeks, until June 2023, due to issues with administering the tests in three states.
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