NTA assurance to students on CUET-UG

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Jul 10, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, July 9

After pointing out errors in the provisional answer key of CUET-UG, students have also apprised the National Testing Agency (NTA) of mismanagement during the examination.

The NTA has said it will conduct a retest for CUET-UG candidates from July 15 to 19 if any grievance raised by students about the conduct of the exam is found correct.

While the NTA did not reveal the number of complaints it has received, officials said it was addressing public grievances that were received up to June 30.

Sushma Panda, who took the exam in Bhubaneshwar, said, “I could not take the exam because the link to the exam didn’t open. All candidates at the Radha Raman Assessment Services in the city had to wait from 1.30 pm to 5 pm inside the exam centre, but the link didn’t open.”

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