Over 4 lakh NEET UG 2024 candidates may lose 5 marks as SC asks NTA to re-tally results over 'Ambiguous' physics question
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More than 4 Lakh NEET-UG 2024 candidates may lose 5 marks as the Supreme Court on Tuesday i.e. on July 23, 2024, asked the National Testing Agency (NTA) to re-tally the results based on the inputs received from the IIT Delhi regarding the physics question having ambiguous options.
Earlier NTA had given full marks to everyone who had chosen Option 2 or Option 4 for "Question No. 29" of the Physics Section. However, this was challenged before the Supreme Court as a student pointed out that the question should have had only one correct answer, not two. Following this, the Supreme Court sought an expert opinion from IIT Delhi in this regard.
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