India, Nov. 14 -- The Delhi high court has ordered an expert review of four answers in the answer key for the examination to select candidates for UGC-Net June 2026, observing that errors in the answer key can impact a candidate's merit ranking and eligibility.

The examination, UGC-NET was conducted between June 22 to June 30, and approximately 7,27,506 candidates appeared for it, the results of which were declared in August, this year.

A bench of justice Jasmeet Singh in his November 5 verdict, released on Thursday directed the expert committee to decide on the matter in three weeks, saying that the answer key appeared to contain errors.

"An error of this kind should not be suffered by the candidates. A wrong key in a competitive exam...