Provisional or Final?
A provisional key may allow objections. A final key is normally issued after objections are reviewed and is generally used for result preparation.
Answer keys help candidates compare responses and, where permitted, challenge a provisional answer. The objection process, fee and deadline are set separately by each examination authority.
A provisional key may allow objections. A final key is normally issued after objections are reviewed and is generally used for result preparation.
Check the exam date, shift, paper code or question-paper series before comparing answers so that you do not use the wrong key.
If objections are allowed, submit them only through the method and within the deadline stated by the authority, with supporting evidence where required.
Important: Treat only the recruiting or examination authority’s released key and objection notice as final for that examination.