No. Only the candidate who appeared for the exam is permitted to attend the inspection of the answer script. Third parties are strictly prohibited.

Yes, if a genuine totalling error is identified and officially confirmed during the physical inspection of your NIELIT B Level theory exam answer sheet, your marks will be updated. The entire process is in place specifically to address such discrepancies

No. The guidelines state that inspections allow you to understand how you were evaluated; it is for viewing only; you can't take copies or photographs.

There is no provision for Re-checking, Re-evaluation, Re-totalling, or Disclosure of O Level (M1-R5.1 to M4-R5.1) and A Level (A1-R5.1 to A4-R5.1) online examinations. 

NIELIT strictly enforces the timeline. Any application submitted more than one month after the result declaration will be rejected without any further communication or refund.

No, the ₹500 per subject fee is an administrative charge for processing the request and facilitating the supervised inspection. It is non-refundable regardless of the outcome.

Final NIELIT results are declared paper-wise and module-wise. You can check your status by logging into the NIELIT Student Portal using your Registration/Roll Number and Date of Birth.

No, negative marking is generally not applicable for most NIELIT theory papers. You receive points for correct answers and zero marks for incorrect or unattempted questions.

To challenge the NIELIT answer key follow below steps-

• Log in to NIELIT Student Portal
• Navigate to "Answer Key Objection" section
• Select specific question
• Upload supporting documents or references.

The eligibility criteria of NIELIT exam varies as per the course. To be eligible for the NIELIT exam candidates must have minimum 10+2, ITI, Diploma, or a B.E./B.Tech/M.Sc./MCA. 
There is no minimum percentages. For higher courses, students must have relevant post-qualification experience like Scient