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JEE Main 2017: Answer keys to be released on April 18

The Joint Entrance Examination Mains (JEE-Mains) unit of CBSE will release the answer keys of JEE Main 2017 Paper 1 exam (both online and offline) on its official website on Tuesday.

Updated on: Apr 17, 2017, 21:27:59 IST
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The Joint Entrance Examination Mains (JEE-Mains) unit of CBSE will release the answer keys of JEE Main 2017 Paper 1 exam (both online and offline) on its official website on Tuesday. Candidates can check the answer keys after they are uploaded and raise their objections until April 22 (11.59pm).

The Joint Entrance Examination Mains (JEE-Mains) unit of CBSE will release the answer keys of JEE Main 2017 Paper 1 exam on its official website on Tuesday. (Shankar Mourya/ HT file)
The Joint Entrance Examination Mains (JEE-Mains) unit of CBSE will release the answer keys of JEE Main 2017 Paper 1 exam on its official website on Tuesday. (Shankar Mourya/ HT file)

The scanned images of OMR answer sheets of the candidates, who appeared in pen and paper based examination on April 2, with their recorded responses will also be uploaded on the website on Tuesday. The candidates who took the pen and paper based exam can challenge the recorded responses if they differ from the ones they had marked on the OMR sheet.

The question paper and marked responses of those who had taken the computer based examination have already been sent on their mail IDs and so no challenge of recorded response will be accepted from them. However, the answer keys can be challenged by both the online and offline mode candidates.

Candidates can raise their objections in online mode only, through the link available on the website. A fee of Rs 1,000 per recorded response/per question challenged will have to be paid through credit/debit card, Paytm or SBI buddy by April 22 (up to 11.59pm).

In case the objection raised by the candidate is accepted by the board, the fee will be refunded and changes made accordingly. The CBSE’s decision shall be final in this regard.

Note: Visit the official website of JEE (main)2017 for latest details and updates.

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