NEET UG 2026 candidate moves Delhi HC after alleging his score on the NTA portal changed three times
A NEET UG 2026 candidate filed a petition in the Delhi High Court alleging his score on the NTA portal changed three times within 24 hours after results.
The student estimated 620 marks based on answer keys but the portal first showed 650, then 500, then 135 without explanation.
The petition, filed through Advocate Vineet Jindal, seeks preservation and independent verification of the candidate's original OMR answer sheet and exam records.
The student sent multiple emails and filed an RTI application to the NTA regarding the discrepancies but received no explanation.
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