Overview
- The National Testing Agency published the provisional keys on Wednesday, May 6, at neet.nta.nic.in for all question paper sets.
- Candidates cannot file objections until the agency uploads their scanned OMR answer sheets, with dates to be announced separately.
- Each challenge will require supporting documents and a non-refundable fee of ₹200 per question when the window opens.
- Students can use the key to estimate scores now using the rule of 4 marks for a correct response and a 1-mark penalty for a wrong one.
- After experts review any objections, NTA will issue a final key that will be used to prepare results, with the result date yet to be confirmed.