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Don't get misled': NTA on row over JEE Main
Hindustan Times Lucknow
|April 16, 2025
The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Tuesday advised candidates to wait for the final answer keys of paper 1 of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main session 2 and not to draw conclusions and get misled by "speculative reports".
NEW DELHI:
This comes amid several candidates and parents taking to social media to allege that the provisional answer key for paper 1 (BE/BTech) of JEE main session 2 issued by NTA on April 11 contain wrong answers for many questions and that many response sheets of students are different from what they actually submitted.
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