JEE Main Result 2022: Candidate ‘shockingly’ gets two response sheets, different scores in session 2
JEE Main result 2022 session 2: The candidate has scored higher as per the first response sheet and lower in second.
This free eBook covers JEE Main important chapters & topics to study just 40% of the syllabus and score up to 100% marks in the examination.
Download EBookVagisha Kaushik | August 8, 2022 | 04:45 PM IST
NEW DELHI : In the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main result 2022, a candidate allegedly received two different response sheets showing different answers. Consequently, the JEE Main 2022 candidate Aditya Mittal scored higher in JEE Main 2022 exam according to the first response sheet and lower as per the second one. A video surfaced on social media wherein the student’s father is seen explaining the error in JEE Main 2022 response sheet done by the National Testing Agency (NTA). JEE Main result 2022 session 2 has been declared today at jeemain.nta.nic.in.
New: Direct link to apply for JEE Main 2025 registration for session 1
Also Check: Crack JEE Main 2025 - Join Our Free Crash Course Now!
JEE Main 2025: Sample Papers | Syllabus | Mock Tests | PYQs | Video Lectures
JEE Main 2025: Preparation Guide | High Scoring Topics | Study Plan 100 Days
In the viral video, Mittal narrated his ordeal and said that Aditya had appeared for JEE Main 2022 session 2 exam on July 27 in the first shift. NTA uploaded the candidate response sheets on its official website on August 3. Due to a rush on the official website, the student was unable to access his response sheet which finally opened after an hour. At 10:24pm, the student and his father took a print out of the JEE Main 2022 response sheet according to which Aditya Mittal scored 212 marks.
Also Read | JEE Main 2022 Result: 24 score 100 in session 2 BE, BTech paper; result withheld for 5
On the morning of August 4, the duo reopened the response sheet in order to check the mistakes and rectify them for the JEE Advanced 2022 exam and this was the moment which left them stunned. The response sheet they opened on August 4 was completely different from the one downloaded on the previous day.
According to the student’s father, the JEE Main 2022 response sheet from August 3 shows that the answer given by the candidate for question number 401 is D whereas in the answer sheet from August 4, the answer of the same question has been displayed as C. Further, the response sheet from August 3 shows answer D for question number 402 whereas the response sheet from August 4 shows question number 402 not attempted. In this way, there are errors in at least 15 questions, the candidate’s father stated in the video.
Also Read | Fake video on NEET Phase 2 registration 2022 circulating on social media
“Since we felt that we have been wronged, we filed a writ petition immediately in the Delhi High Court,” said Ravi Mittal. However, the petition has been dismissed.
Meanwhile, several candidates complained that they scored higher marks but lesser percentile in JEE Main result 2022 session 2 while others alleged that their result shows a lesser number of questions attempted than what they originally attempted.
Follow us for the latest education news on colleges and universities, admission, courses, exams, research, education policies, study abroad and more..
To get in touch, write to us at news@careers360.com.
Next Story
]Featured News
]- NEET UG Counselling 2024: MCC allows over 1,800 candidates to ‘convert’ to NRI category
- SPJIMR outperforms peers in Financial Times rankings; NIRF ‘measures wrong things’ in research: Dean
- From farms to plates: MBA agribusiness graduates are in demand and jobs will grow
- In a first, IIT Madras has admitted 5 students through sports quota
- Maharashtra NEET UG Counselling 2024: Candidates allege irregularities in college-level admissions
- XLRI will focus on finance and international partnerships in Mumbai, Amravati campuses: Director
- Sharp rise in computer science, AI seats leaves lakhs vacant in other engineering branches: Experts
- JEE Advanced 2025 eligibility criteria out; number of attempts increased to 3
- Oxford to Harvard: How the world’s richest universities built billion-dollar academic empires
- ‘Being severely ragged’: Rajasthan MBBS student complains to UGC, NMC; Bhilwara medical college denies