Why did the NTA scrap three UGC-NET papers due to errors?
The NTA has announced that it will hold the UGC-NET exam again for three specific subjects following the discovery of various mistakes. In the Sociology paper, test-takers pointed out numerous typos, such as 'Ritzer' being written as 'Putzer' and 'Parsons' appearing as 'Parsow'. Meanwhile, students who sat for the English and Commerce papers claimed that several questions had been lifted directly from previous UGC-NET exams.