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NEET-UG Paper Leak Case: Results to be Reissued; What Are the Students Feeling?

The Supreme Court has ruled that the NEET-UG exam will not be canceled and no retest will be conducted. The Court addressed an issue with a Physics question, clarifying that a single question cannot have two correct answers. As a result, students who selected different options due to this confusion will see their results revised. This decision impacts over 400,000 students, including the 44 candidates who achieved a perfect score of 720/720. The Court has also decided to revoke the grace marks that were previously awarded to these top scorers. The revision aims to address discrepancies and ensure fairness in the exam results.

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