NEET UG 2025 answer key challenge ends tomorrow. Steps to submit objections
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is set to close the objection window for the NEET UG 2025 provisional answer key tomorrow, prompting candidates to finalise their challenges promptly. This facility allows candidates to contest any discrepancies they identify in the provisional key through the official website, neet.nta.nic.in. Candidates interested in submitting challenges must do so with supporting documents, and each challenge incurs a fee of Rs 200.advertisementNEET UG 2025: HOW TO CHALLENGE ANSWER KEYVisit the official website of NEET UG 2025.Go to the section: Display OMR Answer Sheet / Challenge Recorded Response and Answer Key.
Log in using your application number and password.Select the question(s) you wish to challenge.Upload supporting documents as a single PDF file for each question challenged.Click on 'Save your Claim and Pay Fee Finally'.Pay the fee of 200 per challenged question to complete the process.The NEET UG 2025 examination comprised 180 questions across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, all conducted offline over three hours using OMR sheets. Each correct answer awards 4 marks, while incorrect responses result in a deduction of 1 mark.Candidates are encouraged to submit their challenges before the deadline as the final results will depend on the revised answer key should any challenges be accepted by the panel of experts.advertisementImportantly, the NTA will not inform candidates individually about the status of their objections. Instead, it is imperative for candidates to regularly check the official website for updates on the final results.Any decision made by the NTA regarding the challenges is deemed final and binding, underscoring the importance of careful review and documentation before submitting any objections.
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