NEET OMR 2026 Papers: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the screenshots of the OMR answer sheets and recorded answers of the NEET UG 2026 candidates. The notes have been uploaded on the official NEET website, while the scanned OMR notes have also been sent to the candidates through their email addresses.This facility allows the candidates to review the answers taken during the analysis and raise objections if they find any discrepancy between the written answers and the recorded answers. The NTA has also explained that the main objection has already been completed and there are no objections against the answer key.A counter space is available to record responsesCandidates can submit online challenges against the recorded answers till 11.00 am on July 15, 2026. A fee of Rs 200 for each challenged answer should be paid online through debit, credit card or bank transfer. Challenges submitted without payment or through any means other than online will not be considered.To access the documents, candidates must login using their application number and password. NTA has also introduced a Two-Factor Authentication system, which requires candidates to verify their identity through a one-time password sent to their mobile number and email address before viewing the scanned OMR sheet and scanned answers.Methods of giving objectionsThe problem page helps the candidates to match the high quality OMR paper with the answers captured by the scanner. If any recorded answer is different from the answer written on the OMR sheet, candidates can select the appropriate question and indicate the method they claim to have written.According to the addendum issued by the NTA, candidates can also report errors in the recording of important parameters, including the retirement number, book number or code number. The system calculates the total payment amount based on the number of problems submitted. After successful payment, candidates should submit the challenge online and download the official page for future reference.Guidelines issued by NTANTA has advised the candidates to check the OMR paper carefully before making objections. Only answers with a dark circle and a blue or black marker will be considered valid. The agency has also warned that altered or distorted images of the OMR submitted during the crisis will be treated as unfair practices, which may lead to cancellation or disciplinary action.