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The National Testing Agency i.e. NTA has responded to allegations of students, parents and coaching experts. In fact, after the release of the provisional answer of JEE Men’s 2025 Sessions 2, many people had made many mistakes in the answer. There was a lot of controversy on social media about this. NTA has now replied in this case.
NTA replied on the official handle of X
On the official x handle, NTA wrote, ‘NTA always follows a transparent examination process. Therefore, as soon as the provisional answer is released, the candidates can also see their recorded response. Along with this, whatever objections are raised about the answer of the answer, NTA sees them all seriously.
NTA further wrote that the process of challenging the answer key is fair and relative system. The purpose of this process is that if there is any mess, candidates can be given equal opportunity.
Talking about Jee Mains Sessions 2, the answer that has been uploaded is just provisional. Final answer has not been uploaded yet. The score should be calculated only by matching the final answer.
It is not right to reach a conclusion based on the provisional answer. With this, NTA advised the students not to confuse any report.
Experts claimed 28% questions to be wrong
Jee Mains 2025 Session 2 Exams have already dropped 12 questions NTA. Every candidate who gives exams has given 4 marks for every questioned question. That is, 48 marks have been given to all the candidates. After this, now students and experts are worrying about 9 questions. In such a situation, there are chances of dropping a total of 21 questions.
There are a total of 90 questions in the exam, out of which 75 are to be convened. Of these, if 21 questions are distributed to the candidates by dropping 4-4 marks, then the scope of competition ends. In this way, 28% of the questions will be dropped, that is, marks will be distributed to all the candidates for more than 1 quarter of questions.
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