Overview
- Multiple outlets on Monday reported that Bindushree Jagadish Pawar of Hangal, Haveri district, said the OMR record the NTA provided shows 41 answers marked within one minute and marks she never filled.
- Bindushree says she attempted 165 of 180 questions and that the final answer key should have given her about 668 marks instead of the −11 shown in official results.
- The NTA says it is closely monitoring complaints and has warned many submitted OMRs were fake or AI‑generated while urging candidates to submit only original sheets for scrutiny.
- Bindushree says she emailed the NTA on July 22 and called the helpline repeatedly without a substantive reply, and local officials have forwarded her grievance as other candidates pursue administrative complaints and court appeals.
- The dispute matters because Re‑NEET scores decide medical admissions and counselling, and these recurring OMR claims are keeping pressure on the testing agency to release original answer sheets and to improve its grievance process.