I understand you're worried about not marking the MCQ paper code on your MBBS exam sheet, even though you’ve written it on the answer booklet. Generally, as long as your roll number is correctly filled, your OMR sheet should still be processed.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Contact the exam authorities to explain the situation and ask if any corrective action can be taken.

2. Document everything for future reference.

3. Stay updated on the evaluation and result process.

For future exams, make sure to carefully check all details before submitting. If you're unsure about something, always ask the invigilators. I hope everything works out!

Hello there,

If you have written the exam code on your answer booklet but are unsure whether you bubbled or wrote it on your MCQ sheet, here’s what you can do:

1. Stay Calm : Mistakes happen, and many examination systems are designed to verify and cross-check such details.
   
   

2. Contact the Exam Authority : Reach out to the exam conducting body or your institution immediately. Provide your details (roll number, registration number, etc.) and explain the situation.
   
   

3. Validation Process : Since you wrote the correct code on the answer booklet, examiners may cross-reference it with your MCQ sheet. In many cases, the code on the booklet is sufficient for validation.
   
   

4. Keep Documentation Ready : If required, be prepared to submit a written request or clarification.

Most likely, your MCQ paper will still be validated because the exam code written on the booklet can help match your sheet to the correct set of answers. However, acting promptly by informing the authorities will ensure they address the issue appropriately.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.