JNU Entrance Exam (JNUEE) Provisional Answer Keys Released by NTA! Check Details Here

The JNUEE 2020 provisional answer keys have been released online by the NTA. Know how to challenge the answer keys online.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the Jawaharlal Nehru University Entrance Exam (JNUEE) provisional answer keys online on the official website of JNUEE-NTA on October 22, 2020. Candidates who had appeared for JNUEE 2020, which was held from October 5 to October 8, can cross-check the answers they had entered. The answer keys have only been released all programmes and courses except for JNU CEEB. Along with the answer keys, the NTA has also provided the question paper of the course along with the answer key.

Candidates can challenge the JNUEE answer key, however, they will have to pay a fee of Rs 1,000 per question. If the challenge made is deemed valid by the experts, the fee will be refunded. There are now two options where the candidate can log in to challenge the JNUEE answer key. One is by entering their application number and password or by entering their application number and Date of Birth (DOB).

The answer keys were made available on October 20 and will be available will October 22. Here is the schedule for JNUEE which is as follows:

Events	Dates
Release of JNUEE Application Form	2-Mar-2020
Last Date to Apply for JNUEE	30-Jun-2020
Option to Edit Application Form Commencement	6-Jul-2020
Last Date to Edit JNUEE Application Form	24-Jul-2020
Issue of Admit Card	24-Sep-2020
JNU Entrance Exam Dates	5-Oct-2020 to 8-Oct-2020
Answer Key Release	20-Oct-2020 to 22-Oct-2020
Declaration of Results	November, 2020

How to Challenge the JNUEE 2020 Answer Keys

Candidates can go through the following steps on how to challenge the JNUEE 2020 answer keys which are as follows:

Step 1: Visit the official website of JNUEE-NTA.

Step 2: On the homepage of JNUEE-NTA, the candidate has to click on ‘Display Question Paper/Challenge Answer Key’.

Step 3: Select either of the option available, i.e. through Application Number and Password or Application Number and Date of Birth (DOB).

Step 4: Once logged in, the candidate can check the answer key with the question paper.

Step 5: If there is an answer which is not right according to the candidate, the candidate will have to click on ‘Challenge Answer Key’.

Step 6: Enter the question number and the objection and the remark as to why the candidate is challenging the particular answer key.

Step 7: Proceed to pay a fee of Rs 1,000 (per question) via online mode i.e. net banking/credit card/debit card.

Step 8: Once the payment has been made, the candidate has successfully challenged the answer key.

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