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Q: My exam was three years ago. Can I still file?

Yes — there is no time-bar in the RTI Act. The body's record-retention may be 3–5 years; if records have been destroyed, they must say so under §8 basis (and that is appealable).

Q: Will filing an RTI hurt my chances in the next exam?

No. The RTI Act prohibits any retaliation. The body has no way to flag your file. Many candidates have filed multiple RTIs over years without issue.

Q: My result was already corrected through re-verification. Can RTI help?

Yes — RTI gives you the actual answer-sheet to verify what the re-verification team rechecked (and what they missed). Many post-RTI inspections reveal errors that re-verification overlooked.

Q: I'm not technical. Can I file an RTI?

Yes. Use the AwaazRTI voice tool — speak in Hindi or your regional language, get a polished application in 60 seconds. Or use the AI RTI Drafter for English.

Q: Can a parent / coaching teacher file RTI on my behalf?

Yes — common practice. Application should be in your name, signed by you, with the parent/teacher as authorised representative for correspondence.

Q: What's the typical success rate?

~4–6% of contested cases see actual mark/result corrections. ~60–70% get useful information that helps you make an informed decision (file a PIL, prepare for next attempt, identify systemic issues). The rest at minimum strengthen the public record.

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