APSC Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination 2026 Answer Key Released
Job Description
Overview
The Assam Public Service Commission has officially released the provisional answer keys for the Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination 2026. This release allows candidates who appeared for the test on July 5, 2026, to evaluate their performance across both General Studies papers. By comparing their responses with the official keys, aspirants can estimate their potential scores before the final results are published.
Key Responsibilities
- Candidates should download the official PDF files for both GS Paper I and GS Paper II.
- Review each question against the provided answer key to identify discrepancies.
- Calculate expected marks based on the official marking scheme provided by the commission.
- Submit formal objections if any answer is found to be incorrect or ambiguous.
- Provide supporting evidence or authentic sources when filing an objection.
- Monitor the official portal for updates regarding the final answer key and result declaration.
Why Apply
Accessing the answer key is a critical step in the selection process, providing transparency and allowing candidates to gauge their standing. It ensures that the evaluation process remains fair and gives applicants a chance to challenge errors before the final merit list is prepared.
Important Dates
- Answer Key Release Date: 6th July 2026
- Objection Submission Window: 6th July to 10th July 2026
Quick Facts
- Exam: APSC CCE Prelims 2026
- Papers: General Studies I and II
- Category: State Government Exam
Selection Process
Exam Pattern
How to Apply
- Navigate to the official APSC website at www.apsc.nic.in.
- Locate the 'Examination' tab on the homepage.
- Select the 'Answer Keys' section from the dropdown menu.
- Find the link titled 'Provisional Answer Keys of the Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination, 2025'.
- Download the PDF files for GS Paper I and GS Paper II.
- Cross-check your responses against the provided answer key.
- If you wish to challenge an answer, click the 'Raise Objection' link on the website.
- Log in with your credentials and submit your objection along with supporting evidence.
- Save a copy of your submitted objection for future reference.