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The Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU) has scheduled the release of the provisional answer keys for the Joint Lateral Entry Examination (JLEE) and the Joint MCA Entrance Examination (JMEE) for June 22, 2026. These entrance tests are critical gateways for students seeking admission into various lateral entry degree programs and Master of Computer Applications (MCA) courses offered by institutions affiliated with the university. By accessing the provisional answer key, candidates can cross-verify their responses against the official solutions provided by the examination board. This process allows students to calculate their estimated scores and gauge their performance before the final results are officially declared. The university provides a transparent mechanism for candidates to challenge any discrepancies they might identify in the provisional keys. It is essential for all test-takers to monitor the official portal closely during this period to ensure they do not miss the window for raising objections. The final results will be computed based on the revised answer keys, ensuring fairness and accuracy in the admission process for all participating students.

The selection process for ASTU JLEE and JMEE 2026 is primarily based on the performance of candidates in the entrance examination conducted by the university. Following the exam, a provisional answer key is released to allow for transparency and candidate feedback. Candidates have the opportunity to challenge any answers they believe are incorrect by submitting a formal objection through the official portal within the stipulated timeframe. An expert committee appointed by the university reviews these objections thoroughly to ensure the accuracy of the final answer key. Once the review is complete, the final answer key is published, and the results are calculated based on this finalized version. Admission is then granted based on the merit list prepared from these scores, followed by the counseling process.

The JLEE and JMEE 2026 entrance examinations were conducted on June 21, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM. The test assesses candidates on core subjects relevant to their respective courses, including technical knowledge, logical reasoning, and analytical skills. The specific subject-wise breakdown and marking scheme are detailed in the official information brochure provided by the university at the time of registration.

The fee for raising an objection against the provisional answer key is INR 500 per question. This payment must be made online through the official ASTU portal. The fee is non-refundable if the objection is rejected; however, it will be refunded if the challenge is found to be valid by the expert committee.