Neet Ug Result 2026 For Re Exam To Be Out Soon Evaluation Underway Report
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The National Testing Agency, NTA, is expected to release the NEET UG Result 2026 soon. The Agency has already started evaluating the answer sheets for the NEET UG re-exam held on June 21, 2026. As per the ANI report, more than 10,000 objections have been received regarding the provisional answer key, and each challenge is being examined thoroughly. NEET exam leak: Delhi court extends judicial custody of 10 accused till July 11 The re-exam was held on June 21, 2026 across 5440 centres in India and 14 centres abroad. The
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As per the ANI report, more than 10,000 objections have been received regarding the provisional answer key, and each challenge is being examined thoroughly.
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The re-exam was held on June 21, 2026 across 5440 centres in India and 14 centres abroad. The exam was held in a single shift- from 2 pm to 5.15 pm. The exam was held in 13 languages, including Hindi and English. More than 20 lakh candidates have appeared for the re-examination.
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The provisional answer key was released on June 25, 2026 and the objection window was closed on June 28, 2026.
The Agency had put a multi-layered security framework to ensure a fair and transparent examination, which included end-to-end secure handling of confidential materials to designated locations under sealed protocols, GPS-enabled vehicles with police escort, CCTV surveillance at all exam centres, mandatory frisking through high-sensitivity metal detectors before entry, Aadhaar-based biometric authentication to prevent impersonation and real-time monitoring through centralised control systems.
NEET UG re-exam was ‘error-free and flawless’, says NTA chief Abhishek Singh
While speaking to ANI after the exam, NTA Director General Abhishek Singh said, "This was as error-free and as flawless as it can be. We took every necessary step to strike a balance between security and students' convenience... We worked with all agencies, all security agencies, to ensure that we are able to conduct an examination which is not only glitch-free, but which is also a zero-error examination with zero tolerance for any malpractice."