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Sarkari Result Answer Key 2026 (उत्तर कुंजी) – Official Question Papers & Keys

Download official answer keys for government exams. Raise objections and check your score.

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Guide to Calculating Raw Marks & Submitting Answer Key Objections

Following the completion of computer-based or pen-and-paper examinations, recruitment agencies release provisional answer keys along with candidate response sheets. This transparency allows candidates to cross-check their recorded answers, estimate their raw scores, and challenge incorrect questions or keys.

NaukariResult.Online covers all major provisional, revised, and final answer key releases for SSC, RRB, UPSC, State Teacher Eligibility Tests (CTET, UPTET, REET), and Police recruitments.

How to Calculate Your Expected Raw Score

  • Count the number of correct responses and multiply by the marks allotted per question (e.g. +2 for SSC CGL).
  • Count the number of wrong answers and calculate the negative deduction (typically 0.25, 0.33, or 0.5 marks per incorrect response).
  • Formula: Total Raw Score = (Correct Answers × Marks) – (Wrong Answers × Negative Marking).

Step-by-Step Guide to Filing an Online Challenge / Objection

  1. Log in to the objection portal using your roll number and password during the active window (typically 3–5 days).
  2. Identify the specific Question ID and Option ID you wish to contest.
  3. Upload standard reference material (NCERT textbooks, government gazettes, or university publications) as evidence.
  4. Pay the requisite objection fee (usually Rs. 50 to Rs. 100 per question, refundable if accepted).

Frequently Asked Questions

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