NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Expertise Delhi (IIT-D) knowledgeable the Supreme Court docket on Tuesday that its physics specialists have decided that solely one of many choices is right in a controversial NEET-UG 2024 query, which had led to the awarding of grace marks.
In line with IIT-D, the assertion “atoms are electrically impartial as they comprise an equal variety of optimistic and unfavorable expenses” is right.In distinction, the opposite choice, “atoms of every component are secure and emit their attribute spectrum,” was deemed incorrect.
The Nationwide Testing Company (NTA) had beforehand determined to award full 4 marks to college students who chosen both choice as right.
The Supreme Court docket on Monday had sought recommendation from the IIT-Delhi concerning the query during which tha grace marks got.
Elevating the difficulty, advocate Suriti Chowdhury informed SC that for a query on atomic principle, the NEET-UG examination paper had supplied two statements: “a) Atoms are electrically impartial as they comprise equal variety of optimistic and unfavorable expenses; and b) Atoms of every component are secure and emit their attribute spectrum”. The scholars had to select from 4 choices: (1) assertion ‘a’ is right; (2) assertion ‘b’ is right; (3) assertion ‘a’ and ‘b’ are right; and (4) each are mistaken.
In line with IIT-D, the assertion “atoms are electrically impartial as they comprise an equal variety of optimistic and unfavorable expenses” is right.In distinction, the opposite choice, “atoms of every component are secure and emit their attribute spectrum,” was deemed incorrect.
The Nationwide Testing Company (NTA) had beforehand determined to award full 4 marks to college students who chosen both choice as right.
The Supreme Court docket on Monday had sought recommendation from the IIT-Delhi concerning the query during which tha grace marks got.
Elevating the difficulty, advocate Suriti Chowdhury informed SC that for a query on atomic principle, the NEET-UG examination paper had supplied two statements: “a) Atoms are electrically impartial as they comprise equal variety of optimistic and unfavorable expenses; and b) Atoms of every component are secure and emit their attribute spectrum”. The scholars had to select from 4 choices: (1) assertion ‘a’ is right; (2) assertion ‘b’ is right; (3) assertion ‘a’ and ‘b’ are right; and (4) each are mistaken.
