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UPTET Result: UPESSC Rejects Pleas for Marks Revision Over OMR Errors, Normalisation
Confirmed
In Short: The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has rejected candidates' requests for revising UPTET 2026 scores due to OMR errors and normalisation procedures.
The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has rejected candidates' requests for revising UPTET 2026 scores arising from errors in filling OMR sheets and normalisation of marks, according to reports.
The UPESSC conducted the exam in multiple shifts, and the result was prepared using the normalisation process mentioned in the examination notification, a process that the Commission said was used scientifically through high-level software.
The Commission has, however, allowed online correction of certain errors in the certificates of successful candidates, according to The Indian Express.
Interns of the MBBS batch 2021 at SKIMS Medical College in Jammu and Kashmir have escalated their protest over the demand for revision of their internship stipend, insisting on a formal written order from the administration.
What's confirmed
- The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has rejected candidates' requests for revising UPTET 2026 scores arising from errors in filling OMR sheets and normalisation of marks, according to reports.
- The UPESSC conducted the exam in multiple shifts, and the result was prepared using the normalisation process mentioned in the examination notification, a process that the Commission said was used scientifically through high-level software.
- The Commission has, however, allowed online correction of certain errors in the certificates of successful candidates, according to The Indian Express.
- Interns of the MBBS batch 2021 at SKIMS Medical College in Jammu and Kashmir have escalated their protest over the demand for revision of their internship stipend, insisting on a formal written order from the administration.
What's still developing
- The decision was issued in a notice dated September 16 after a committee examined representations received following the declaration of the UPTET 2026 result.
- The first category comprises representations related to errors in filling the roll number or question booklet number on the OMR sheet.
- The second and third categories relate to candidates’ concerns over normalisation and marks obtained on the basis of the answer key.
- In its memorandum to the HPTF, SPCSS-TN argued that undergraduate admissions should be based on students’ board examination marks.
- It also proposed using Tamil Nadu’s normalisation process for filling all-India quota seats.