The National Testing Agency (NTA) is reviewing its examination processes and protocols after errors were detected in three UGC-NET papers, while also undertaking a broader overhaul of its examination system, officials said on Monday.
The agency has decided to re-conduct the UGC-NET examinations for English, Commerce and Sociology after a committee examining complaints found multiple errors in the question papers. The re-test will be held without any additional fee, and the NTA has assured candidates that the exercise will not reduce the number of qualifying candidates or alter the subject-wise allocations for the three papers.
