Overview
- The National Testing Agency published provisional CUET (UG) answer keys, question papers and recorded responses on June 9 to let candidates cross-check answers before results are finalised.
- Candidates can submit paid challenges at Rs 200 per question through the official portal until the objection window closes today and must upload supporting documents and pay online for a challenge to be considered.
- Several test‑takers have posted that Question IDs in the published key do not match the IDs on their response sheets and the NTA has asked complainants for application details to investigate those individual cases.
- A panel of subject experts will review all paid objections and any accepted change will be applied uniformly to everyone; the final expert‑verified key will be binding and used to prepare results for university admissions.
- The exam covered about 1.57 million registered candidates across India and 15 international cities and any revisions to the key could shift likely scores and downstream counselling schedules for central, state and participating universities.