The National Testing Agency concluded on Saturday that one disputed NEET OMR sheet was "completely AI-generated" while another had been tampered with, according to The Times of India.
Following allegations from two students in Maharashtra, the probe examined their claims of major discrepancies between recorded responses and final scores announced after the NEET examination.
One student in Pune calculated 707 marks out of 720 but received 217 based on a second OMR sheet, while a student in Beed received only 95 marks despite calculating a higher score.
The NTA warned that any fake or AI-generated OMRs submitted for scrutiny may invite legal action against the complainant, advising students and parents to submit only original documents.
Around 20 lakh candidates appeared for the NEET examination this year, and the agency is closely monitoring all complaints to maintain the examination process's integrity.