NCET Answer Key 2025 To Be Out Soon: Check Expected Date, Marking Scheme, and How to Calculate Scores

NCET 2025 Answer Key Soon: The National Testing Agency will soon release the answer key for NCET 2025 exam. Candidates who appeared for the exam, held on April 29, can access the answer key along with the question paper on the official website, nta.ac.in or ncet.samarth.ac.in.

NCET is a national-level exam which is conducted for admission to the 4-Year Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP) in Central and State Universities, including IITs, NITs, RIEs, and Government Colleges. The exam covers 66 subjects in total, comprising 38 languages, 26 domain-specific subjects, one General Test, and one Teaching Aptitude Test. Of these, aspirants are required to choose 7 subjects in all, which include 2 languages, 3 domain subjects, 1 General Test, and 1 Teaching Aptitude Test.

NCET Answer Key 2025

NTA issues the NCET Provisional Answer Key within 3 to 4 days after the exam concludes. It is released to help candidates review their responses and raise objections if they find any answer to be incorrect or unsatisfactory. After carefully considering all objections and making necessary corrections, the authorities release the final NCET Answer Key along with the question paper and the NCET result.

NCET 2025: Steps to Download Response Sheet

Once released, candidates can follow the steps below to download their NCET 2025 answer key:

1. Visit the official website at ncet.samarth.ac.in.
2. On the homepage, find and click on the ‘NCET Answer Key 2025’ link.
3. Enter your login credentials, including registration number and password/date of birth.
4. View and download the answer key displayed on the screen.
5. Take a print out for calculating your estimated score.

How to Calculate Marks with NCET Answer Key?

To calculate the NCET marks, you need to follow the marking scheme set by the National Testing Agency.

• +2 marks for every correct answer
• -0.5 marks for each incorrect response
• No marks deducted for unanswered questions

Add the marks obtained for each correct answer and then subtract the marks lost due to incorrect answers. The final sum will be your probable score.