NEET 2022 answer key available for all codes: How to calculate scores
Shilpi Sachdeva | July 18, 2022 | 12:59 PM IST | 2 mins read
NTA conducted NEET UG 2022 exam with over 16 lakh students on July 17. Details on NEET 2022 answer key, how to calculate scores here.
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NEW DELHI:
The National Testing Agency (NTA) concluded the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) on July 17, 2022. Popular coaching institutions such as Aakash, Allen Kota, Resonance, and others have released the unofficial NEET 2022 answer key PDF along with the solutions for all codes.
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The unofficial NEET 2022 answer key will enable test takers to match their marked responses to the solutions in the key. With the NEET 2022 answer key PDF, students can calculate their expected scores and check their chances of getting admission in a medical college. Read the full story to know details.
How to download the NEET 2022 answer key PDF by coaching institutes
Follow the steps below to check the NEET unofficial answer key
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To download NEET unofficial answer key 2022, click here
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Then, click on the respective code
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Enter the asked information
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The answer key will be displayed on the screen in pdf version
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Check the answers and calculate the scores
Also read: NEET 2022 held at 3,570 exam centres; Over 95% appeared in the test
NEET answer key 2022: How to calculate scores?
Based on the answers to NEET, candidates can calculate their score as follows:
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When tallying, take note of the question paper code and the answer key code. Detailed information about the question paper set and the language of the answer key can be found on the top of the answer key and OMR sheet.
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Multiply your correct answers by four and record them
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Multiply your incorrect answers by one and record them
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The final NEET 2022 score can be calculated as follows. Based on the marking scheme given below, NEET UG 2022 scores will be calculated.
Formula to calculate NEET 2022 score = [4*(Number of Correct Responses)] – [1*(Number of Incorrect Responses)]
NTA NEET official answer key 2022
NTA will release the official NEET answer key PDF along with OMR sheet on neet.nta.nic. Candidates will be able to cross-check their responses using the provisional answer key released by NTA for NEET 2022.
The authorities will also provide an option to challenge the NTA NEET 2022 answer key by paying Rs 200 per challenged answer. The final answer key for NEET 2022 will be published on the official website a few hours before the result.
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