NEET UG marks published; less marks in controversial centres

NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the city and centre-wise marks of the NEET UG exam as per the Supreme Court order. The results are available at exams.nta.ac.in.

State / City / Centre wise marks are published without revealing the roll number, name and ID of the students. The site has serial number and mark.

On the 18th, the Supreme Court had directed to release the marks to find out whether the students of the centres where the irregularities occurred have scored more marks than those of other places. A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Mishra will hear the petitions seeking cancellation of the examination, re-examination and court-supervised inquiry tomorrow.

Less Marks in Controversial Centres

No one has more than 700 marks in the Haryana and Jharkhand centres where the irregularity took place. When the results came out on June 4, six students in Haryana had secured 720 out of 720 marks. The highest marks was 682 in Hardayal Public School, Bahadurgarh, where 494 students appeared for the exam. Only 13 people scored more than 600 marks. No one has more than 700 marks at the Hazaribagh centre in Jharkhand, where irregularities have been alleged. 690 is the highest score.

The Supreme Court had canceled the grace marks of the children who scored 720 marks and re-conducted the exam.