CHANDIGARH: Punjab and Haryana high court has ordered National Testing Agency (NTA) to produce the original OMR sheet and scorecards of an applicant in a sealed cover after she filed a petition alleging that her OMR sheet and score were switched, resulting in her being awarded 85 marks instead of the 520 marks she claims to have secured.Diksha Devi has submitted in her petition that the provisional answer key to Re-NEET was released on June 22, a day after the exam, and her OMR sheet was uploaded on the NTA website on July 13, along with the correction window.She downloaded the OMR sheet to verify her marks and says that the ‘original OMR sheet’ contained two options marked for the seventh question.After matching her responses and the answer key, she believes her score came to 520 marks out of 720. But when NEET declared the results on July 16, her score was shown as 85 marks.
