No signal of manipulation of NEET marksheet, it is extraordinarily unbelievable: Testing company to HC
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By Express News Service
KOCHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA), the autonomous organisation that conducts entrance examinations for admission to increased instructional establishments, on Tuesday knowledgeable the Kerala High Court that manipulating the OMR sheet within the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) to chop down a candidate’s marks is extraordinarily unbelievable. “Normally the OMR of a candidate may be fabricated with a view to securing higher marks. There are no signs of manipulation or tampering in the sheet,” added the NTA.
The NTA made the submission on a petition filed by Rithu Sibi of Thrissur, who attended the NEET 2021 examination carried out on September 12, searching for a CBI probe into the alleged manipulation. The courtroom had ordered an investigation into the alleged manipulation.
When the case got here up for listening to, S Nirmal, counsel for the NTA, submitted that it has constituted a committee together with former professors from IIT to conduct an investigation.
NTA identified that the petitioner attended the examination from a centre in Thrissur. Her allegation that her father’s and mom’s names that are talked about within the OMR sheet usually are not put up by her was not sustainable. The candidate’s title within the attendance sheet has been printed as ‘Rithu Sibi’. The OMR sheet on document can’t be disputed on the bottom of this distinction.
The committee discovered that the OMR sheet within the explicit barcode and roll quantity pertains to the petitioner and it has been evaluated by the NTA as per the solutions tried by her.
The NTA made it clear that as per the document, there was no such criticism obtained from every other candidate from the identical room or similar centre the place the petitioner appeared in NEET.
Justice N Nagaresh adjourned the case to Thursday for the counter affidavit by the petitioner.
