The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially released the Display of Provisional Answer Keys and Question Papers with Recorded Responses for Answer Key Challenge of Common University Entrance Test [CUET (UG)]-2026 -reg. This massive national examination was conducted between 11 to 31 May 2026 and 06-07 June 2026 in multiple shifts. Over 15.68 lakh candidates took this CBT test globally, making it one of the largest competitive landscapes in undergraduate admissions.
Now that the provisional keys and recorded responses are live, candidates have a direct window to review their performance. If you find any discrepancies between your recorded responses and the NTA's provisional keys, you can submit an official challenge.
CUET (UG) is the premier gateway to central, state, and top private universities across India. A single-mark difference can mean the shift from a tier-2 college to a top-tier institution like Delhi University, BHU, or JNU.
Important Note: This challenge window is extremely short (just 3 days). Utilizing this facility accurately allows you to claim any rightful marks that might have been miscalculated, directly boosting your overall merit rank.
Follow this visual, step-by-step workflow as outlined in Annexure-1 of NTA's official release:
Always verify all details on the official government website before submitting your application.