Tag: <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>200 fee

UGC-NET 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Thursday night defended its ‘answer key challenge’ mechanism, saying the system is designed to ensure fairness for all candidates and dismissed concerns over the fee charged for raising objections. The agency stated the ₹200 fee charged per question is returned to candidates whose objections are accepted, adding that the charge is intended to prevent frivolous challenges rather than generate revenue from genuine claims. It mentioned the fee is intended to deter frivolous challenges and is refunded when a candidate’s objection is found to be valid. “The ₹200/question is refunded to the candidate ... Read more