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AIAPGET final answer key and UGC-NET retest results out
NTA has released the final answer key and scores for AIAPGET 2026 on exams.nta.nic.in. Of 51,482 registrations, 49,864 candidates appeared at 205 centres across 104 cities. The exam was held on August…
NTA has released the final answer key and scores for AIAPGET 2026 on exams.nta.nic.in. Of 51,482 registrations, 49,864 candidates appeared at 205 centres across 104 cities. The exam was held on August 22, with a separate sitting for 49 candidates on September 1. Subject-wise toppers include Vinod (Ayurveda, 390 marks), Ayyamolia Akshaya (Homeopathy, 417), Annaimary A (Siddha, 319), and Abdul Moghni (Unani, 359).
On the same day, NTA declared UGC-NET June 2026 retest results for English, Commerce and Sociology. A total of 11,610 candidates qualified as Assistant Professors and 824 secured JRF. The retest was ordered after multiple errors in the original papers. NTA said verification of documents will follow as per bulletin norms. The Ayush Admissions Counselling Committee will handle AIAPGET counselling separately.
Indian Opinion Analysis
NTA published AIAPGET scores and UGC-NET retest results on the same day. Times Now and India TV led with the Ayush answer key and generic how-to steps. New Indian Express gave both results equal weight, naming subject-wise toppers and cut-off marks by category. The Express version includes the context that the UGC-NET re-test was forced by factual errors in the original papers. Readers get a fuller picture from that account: the agency is clearing two different test problems simultaneously. NTA has said Ayush counselling will be handled separately by the Ayush Admissions Counselling Committee.
Coverage: 3 sources, 3 neutral
Sources (3): indiatvnews.com (neutral report), timesnownews.com (neutral report), newindianexpress.com (neutral report)
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Updated: this story now draws on 3 sources.
