Edited by: Aayesha Sharma
In a recent update, NTA advised candidates to first check DigiLocker to see whether their scorecard is available for download. If the document is available, candidates can download it directly and do not need to submit a separate application. For candidates whose scorecard is not available on DigiLocker, NTA has provided an alternative process. Attach documents: Candidates must attach all enclosures mentioned in the public notice along with the completed application. Send by email: The completed form and required documents can be emailed to [email protected]. Show full article
They will have to download and fill Annexure-1 attached to the notification dated September 17, 2026, available on the official NTA website. Download Annexure-1: If the scorecard is not available on DigiLocker, candidates need to download Annexure-1 from the NTA notification dated September 17, 2026. Fill the form: Complete Annexure-1 with the required details as specified by NTA. Send by post: Alternatively, candidates can send the documents through Registered Post or Speed Post to the Director (Examinations), National Testing Agency, 5th Floor, Government of India Press Building, Minto Road, New Delhi – 110002.
NTA said the duplicate scorecard will be issued after verification of records and as per the prescribed procedure.
NTA Scorecard: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has shared the process for candidates who have lost, misplaced, damaged or had their scorecard stolen or destroyed. Candidates can apply for re-issuance of their NTA scorecard by following the prescribed procedure and submitting the required documents. Check DigiLocker: Candidates should first check their DigiLocker account for the scorecard. If available, it can be downloaded without submitting an application.
Education Sep 20, 2026 16:25 IST Published On Sep 20, 2026 16:25 IST Last Updated On Sep 20, 2026 16:25 IST NTA explains the process to obtain a duplicate scorecard if the original is lost or damaged.
