NEET UG 2026 Re‑Exam Answer Key & OMR Sheets: How to Check and Object by July 15

The National Testing Agency (NTA) finally rolled out the answer key for the NEET UG 2026 re‑exam. Along with it, you can now download the recorded responses and your OMR sheet. If you’re wondering how to get hold of these documents and what to do if something looks off, keep reading – the process is simpler than you might think.

First things first, head over to the official NTA portal (nta.ac.in). The homepage has a bright banner titled “NEET UG 2026 Re‑Exam Answer Key & OMR Sheets”. Click on it, and you’ll be directed to a page where you can enter your 10‑digit application number, date of birth and the captcha. Once you’ve filled in the details, hit “Submit”. In a few seconds you’ll see your personalised answer key, the scanned OMR sheet and a video of your recorded responses.

Why the recorded responses? NTA introduced this feature after several candidates raised concerns about mismarked answers. The video shows exactly which bubbles were marked by the scanning machine, giving you a transparent view of any potential error.

If you spot a discrepancy – say a bubble was marked for a question you didn’t attempt, or a correct answer was recorded as wrong – you have the right to raise an objection. Here’s the quick rundown:

• Note the error. Jot down the question number, the answer you selected and the answer shown in the OMR sheet.
• Gather supporting documents. This could be a photocopy of your answer sheet (if you kept one), a screenshot of the recorded response and any other proof you think is relevant.
• Log in to the NTA portal again. There’s a separate tab labelled “Raise Objection”. Fill out the form, attach your documents and submit.
• Pay the fee (if applicable). For the 2026 re‑exam, NTA has waived the objection fee, but it’s wise to double‑check the latest notice.

All objections must be lodged by July 15, 2026. After that date, the answer key becomes final and the results will be declared based on the verified data. So, don’t procrastinate – a few minutes today can save you a lot of hassle later.

Need help? NTA’s helpline (1800‑425‑3000) and the “Contact Us” form on the portal are available for queries. You can also drop an email at nta.neet@nta.ac.in with your application number in the subject line.

In short, the answer key and OMR sheets are live, the recorded responses add a layer of transparency, and you have a clear, no‑cost pathway to contest any mistake before the July 15 deadline. Good luck!