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SSC Selection Posts Exam 2017: Answer keys released, raise objections now

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on Monday issued the tentative answer key for the written examination for Selection Posts for Graduates and above level posts on its official website.

Updated on: Jul 24, 2017, 16:54:26 IST
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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on Monday issued the tentative answer key for the written examination for Selection Posts for Graduates and above level posts on its official website.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on Monday issued the tentative answer key for the written examination for Selection Posts for Graduates and above level posts on its official website. (Praful Gangurde/ HT file)
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on Monday issued the tentative answer key for the written examination for Selection Posts for Graduates and above level posts on its official website. (Praful Gangurde/ HT file)

The examination was held in computer-based mode on July 16.

Steps to check the answer key:

1) Visit SSC’s the official website

2) Click on link for “Tentative Answer key - Selection Posts for Graduate and above level posts examination in Computer Based Mode held on 16.07.2017”

3) Click on link at the bottom of the notification that reads: Link for Tentative Answer Key for Selection Posts

4) Click on ‘Click here’ on new page

5) Click on raise objections (in yellow) on the new page

6) Select exam code on login page, enter roll number and date of birth and click on ‘Click’

Candidates can also raise objections through the same window. Candidates may log in using their same user ID and password used during the examination and submit representations, if any, from July 24 to 5pm on July 26.

A fee of Rs 100 for every answer has to be paid for raising objections. Representation received after the due date will not be taken up.

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