
National Testing Agency issued an office memorandum introducing a structured process to issue duplicate scorecards for its competitive exams. Candidates often require verified records for professional council registrations like NMC or foreign medical examinations. Under the NTA Big Update 2026: Duplicate Score Card Procedure Announced, Check Details notice, applicants whose data is not available on DigiLocker can apply directly to the agency.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has established a procedure for candidates who require a duplicate score card for examinations conducted by the agency.
As per the NTA public notice dated September 17, 2026, candidates who need a duplicate copy of their score card can submit a request to NTA through the prescribed procedure. The request will be processed after verification of the necessary records.
The development is relevant for candidates who may need another copy of their NTA score card for academic, admission or other official purposes.
Check the PDF for complete details: Procedure for Issuance of Duplicate Scorecard
Candidates seeking a duplicate NTA score card need to submit a request through the prescribed procedure.
The broad process mentioned by NTA is:
NTA has advised candidates to refer to the official website for the detailed procedure and applicable requirements
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Applicants must meet specific conditions to request a replacement scorecard from the agency. Requests are valid only for genuine records maintained within agency archives.
Valid Reasons: Original document lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed by natural incidents.
Record Coverage: Pertains only to the candidate's personal examination record not accessible via DigiLocker.
Subsequent Requests: Requires valid proof confirming the loss of previously issued duplicate certificates.
Legal Representatives: Authorized heirs can apply for deceased or incapacitated candidates.
Candidates must submit the designated processing fee based on the time elapsed since their result declaration. The fee varies according to the duration from the examination result date to the application date. Review the detailed breakdown of standard service charges and postal dispatch fees below:
| Processing Fee Structure | |
|---|---|
| Retention Period Category | Processing Fee |
| Up to 5 years from result date | Rs. 1,500/- |
| Above 5 and up to 10 years | Rs. 2,000/- |
| Above 10 and up to 20 years | Rs. 2,500/- |
| Speed Post within India | Additional Rs. 200/- |
| International Courier | Additional Rs. 500/- |
| Digital copy / In-person pickup | No extra fee |
Applicants can submit requests through digital modes or physical mail. Follow these official channels to complete your submission:
Official Portal: Apply through the designated portal on the NTA Website.
Email Submission: Send scanned copies in a single PDF to result@nta.gov.in and dispatch physical copies within 15 days.
Applications must include a prescribed affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper, police missing report, ID proof, and an indemnity bond. The agency issues scorecards within 15 working days. Applicants must resolve any noted deficiencies within 30 days of receiving official communication.
