The National Testing Agency (NTA) released candidate-wise scores for the CUET PG 2026 examination on [Insert Date of Release]. This release follows controversy surrounding the absence of score normalization for a special re-test round.
Score Release Amid Controversy
The NTA stated that internal data shows candidate performance was normal. The agency denied allegations of unfair difficulty variations. They also asserted that no candidate gained an unfair advantage during evaluation. Social media buzzed with debate over the normalization process.
Reason for Special Exam
A small group of students took a backup exam. This was due to law and order issues in their areas. The NTA explained that multi-session normalization was not applicable. The sizes of the two candidate groups were disproportionate. Subject experts designed equivalent question papers for all exams.
The Normalization Debate
Candidates questioned the lack of normalization. This applied to exams conducted on different dates. They cited varied question paper complexity. The NTA's decision to use absolute marks for the special exam is central to the issue.
Rescheduling Details
Fifty-five candidates could not take their exam in March. This was because of law and order problems in Tura, Meghalaya. Security issues also affected international examination centers. These candidates were given a special exam.
Special Exam Schedule
The special exam for affected candidates took place on March 29, 2026, and March 30, 2026 . The NTA confirmed an absolute marks scheme for CUET PG. No score normalization occurred between the regular and special exams.
