mumbainagpur the controversy over this years neet refuses to die down some aspirants claimed final scores did not match with what they calculated from their omr optical marking response sheets a student from amravati has moved the nagpur bench of bombay high court after getting zero out of 720 in her results another student is filing a petition after scoring 212 which is lower than what i calculated from my omr sheetstressing that she was expecting over 600720 marks vasundhara bhojane from amravati through counsel ashwin deshpande contended she had an excellent academic record with 934 in class 10th and 819 in class 12th she said it was likely she got zero marks due to a technical discrepancy bhojane sought revaluation of her answer sheet her counsel demanded directives to national testing agency nta to produce the original copy of her omr before hc and an interim stay on medical admission process pending the petitionissuing notices to respondents including nta a division bench of justices atul chandurkar and nitin suryavanshi kept the petition for final disposal on october 26 nta was told to file a response before the next hearinga student from buldhana who scored 212 alleged his score drastically dropped from what he had calculated from omr sheets when my son calculated his scores using the provisional answer key released by nta he got over 700 he was shocked to get his results last week said the father he now plans to seek legal recourse in a letter to nta office he sought his original omr sheet and claimed he got more than 700 marksnta directorgeneral vineet joshi said they verified all claims before results were announced and after that even now students can to check omr sheets no claim made so far was right he said adding that they would file an affidavit if any student moved courta government official said there have been cases where students under pressure of doing well in the exam tamper with omr sheets cases have gone to court and have later been withdrawnruiee kapoor a parent representative said many students felt their omr sheets have been manipulated