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NEET Candidate's Score Allegedly Drops from 540 to 167 Overnight
A NEET candidate, Arya Singh, has alleged major discrepancies in her examination results. According to her family, her OMR sheet suggested a score of 609 marks, while the official result initially displayed 540 marks. They further claim that, after repeatedly checking the website, the displayed score unexpectedly dropped to 167 around 2:00 a.m. The allegations have sparked concerns over the result process, and an official clarification from the concerned authorities is awaited.
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Verdict: Claims are partly reported but the video leaves out that NTA says the 167 score is correct.
The video repeats a live dispute over a NEET re-exam result. Some details were reported elsewhere, but the key score-change and OMR allegations remain contested by NTA.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Accurate (89% confidence): Arya Singh says her NEET score initially showed 540 and later changed to 167 on the official portal. News reports say Singh claimed the portal first showed 540 and later 167. NTA has disputed the claim and says 167 is the correct score.
Unsupported (78% confidence): The family claims the OMR sheet shows a score of 609 marks. Reports describe Singh’s allegation that her OMR-based calculation was 609, while NTA says the genuine OMR in its possession matches the declared result and that viral images were forged or altered.
Accurate (84% confidence): The result change happened around 2:00 a.m. after the result was first viewed earlier that night. News reports say Singh alleged she first saw 540 around midnight and later checked again around 2 a.m. to see 167. NTA disputes the implication that the portal was manipulated.
False (93% confidence): An official clarification from the authorities is still awaited. Coverage from India Today, NDTV and News9 reports NTA’s clarification that the score is correct and the circulating OMR images are fake or digitally altered.