High Court directs CET Cell to look into wrong answers in CET Biology Key

Student files representation for incorrect answers in key

Bangalore, May 30, 2007

P Sanjana of Mangalore has filed a representation stating that the answers in the Biology Key released by the Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell were wrong. Sanjana has 113 marks out of 180 in the CET Examination held recently, the results of which are out. She secured 1995 rank in the examination.

On observing the key, she felt that the CET Key had incorrect answers for four questions and has brought it to the notice of the CET Cell. However, the Cell failed to acknowledge. Sanjana then moved to the court on the matter asking to stay the counselling process.

The Honorable High Court passed an order to the CET Cell to look into the matter involving incorrect answers in the key.