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Kanpur student Arya Singh has raised serious questions on the NEET results released by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Arya alleges that according to the matching of her OMR sheet, her score was 609, while viewing her result on the NTA website, two different scores were seen within just two hours.
The troubled student has sent a mail with evidence to the Education Minister and NTA demanding an investigation.
On the night of 13th, when his OMR sheet came on the official website of NTA, the sequence of question numbers in it was wrong. However, when he compared his questions, his score was 609.
After this, Arya immediately complained about this sequence on the challenge portal of NTA. In response to the complaint, NTA sent the updated OMR sheet on its official website, in which the sequence of question numbers was corrected, but the score remained 609.
Arya’s question is how can two different results be released for the same student within a few hours. At present his score is visible on NTA website as 167 marks. On this basis, his All India Rank is shown as 12,52,036 and Category Rank as 3,67,585.
Complaint sent to NTA and Education Minister
After this difference was revealed in the result, Arya submitted the screenshots, OMR sheet and other documents available with her. Arya sent it to NTA and Union Education Minister through email. Arya has demanded that an impartial investigation be conducted into her case. If there is any technical mistake then it should be rectified as soon as possible.
There was a problem last year also Arya told that this was her second attempt for NEET. Earlier, he had also given NEET exam in the year 2025. She says that even at that time she had to face some problems related to the result, but due to lack of sufficient documents and evidence, she could not lodge a complaint.
This time Arya has kept all the important documents and screenshots safe. She says that if action is not taken on her complaint, she will take the matter to the President, Prime Minister and Chief Minister’s office. Now Arya is waiting for the reply and action from NTA.
Ashok wants to become a doctor at the age of 70
Talking about another matter, 70 year old Ashok Bahra is busy fulfilling his dream of becoming a doctor. Ashok Bahra is being known as the oldest candidate of NEET UG 2026. They have now reached the court demanding reservation for senior citizens in medical colleges.
He says that if senior citizens have the right to get medical education then they should get fair opportunity in admission also. He has filed a petition in the Lucknow High Court on July 13, demanding 1% reservation for senior citizens in medical colleges. There is a possibility of hearing on this soon.
Reached court on reservation for senior citizens
Ashok Bahra has said in his petition that disabled people, freedom fighters, ex-servicemen and other special categories get the benefit of reservation in NEET UG but there is no such system for senior citizens. He says that even at this stage of age, if a person wants to pursue medical education and has the ability to pass the examination, then he should also get equal opportunity.
No positive decision was taken on their demand
According to media reports, Ashok Bahra had also sent applications regarding this demand to the Central Government on 5 May and 26 June 2026. However, no positive decision was taken on his demand. After this he decided to take the legal route.
In the petition, he has termed the current policy of the Central Government as arbitrary and irrational and said that it is not in accordance with the principles of equality and justice.
In the petition, Ashok Bahra has requested the High Court to direct the Central Government to consider giving reservation or separate quota in MBBS admission for senior citizens and prepare an appropriate policy in this regard.
About 20 doctors in the family including wife
Ashok Bahra’s entire family is associated with the medical field. His wife Dr. Manju Bahra is a gynecologist. Apart from this, there are about 20 doctors in the family. Bahra says that he always got inspiration from his wife. While living among doctors, his love for the medical field grew stronger.
Medical entrance exam was given for the first time in 1974
Ashok Bahra told that he had given the medical entrance examination for the first time in 1974. But he could not succeed. After this he tried again in 2023 but due to reaching the examination center late, he was not allowed to take the examination. After about three years, he again gathered courage and took the NEET UG exam in 2026.
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