The National Testing Agency (NTA) has warned students and parents against submitting fake or AI-generated OMR sheets for scrutiny. The agency said several manipulated documents were detected during verification and cautioned that such submissions could invite legal action. NTA urged candidates to provide only original OMR sheets to maintain transparency and protect the integrity of examination.
New Delhi, July 19: In a stern warning amid rising concerns over manipulated documents, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued a strong advisory to students and parents regarding the submission of OMR sheets for scrutiny.
The agency revealed that many OMR sheets recently submitted for review have turned out to be fake or artificially generated, prompting closer monitoring of all complaints.
NTA issues advisory
The NTA stated that it is actively scrutinising every complaint received. However, it cautioned that submitting counterfeit or AI-generated OMR sheets could lead to serious legal consequences for the complainants.
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