“A student is awarded four marks for every correct answer and minus one for a wrong answer. “If our answer is correct and we’ve been marked wrongly, then we stand to get five marks for each correct answer. Students have pointed at three questions - two in the chemistry section and one in biology section - marked wrongly in the answer key. Read more: Answer keys of NEET 1 and 2, 2016, releasedThe answer key to both phases of NEET-1 held on May 1 and the second held on July 24 — were released by CBSE on Monday and the board was open to students challenging the answer key till Thursday. As of now students will have to wait to get some clarity in this issue,” Rama Sharma, CBSE PRO, said.

Source: Hindustan Times August 11, 2016 11:29 UTC