SSC has released the Selection Post Phase-XIV tentative answer key and response sheets. The objection window opens at 4 pm IST on October 9. It closes at 4 pm IST on October 12, 2026. Candidates should verify answers, calculate scores, and prepare evidence quickly. Missing the 4 pm cut-off means no challenges will be accepted.
Log in on the SSC website using your registration number and password. Download your response sheet and the tentative key immediately, then save the PDFs. The portal disables both after the deadline, and late requests are not entertained. Keep your roll number handy and avoid last‑minute traffic or payment glitches.
SSC Selection Post Phase-XIV answer key: deadline, timing, fee
Challenges are accepted only through the portal module. The window runs from 4 pm IST, October 9, to 4 pm IST, October 12, 2026. The fee is Rs 50 per question, paid online within the window. The amount is non‑refundable even if your challenge succeeds. Emails, letters, or offline submissions are not considered.
SSC Selection Post Phase-XIV: download response sheet and raise objections
Open the SSC website and choose Login or Register. Enter registration number and password, then open My Applications. Select Selection Post Phase-XIV and click Answer Key Challenge. View your response sheet, print or save it. Select the question, write a crisp justification, and upload supporting files if needed. Proceed to payment and confirm the submission.
SSC Selection Post Phase-XIV: valid proof, language, and formatting tips
Focus on substantive errors that affect clarity, intent, or correctness. Avoid hyper‑technical claims, as the Commission may ignore them. File objections in the exam language you chose. In the module, question and option order may differ from your shift. Base arguments on authoritative sources and cite specifics concisely. Keep attachments clear and readable.
SSC Selection Post Phase-XIV: what happens after objections close
Subject experts review challenges and finalize keys. Ambiguous or out‑of‑syllabus questions are dropped, and everyone gets full marks. Where multiple options are correct, any correct choice earns full credit. Submit early, keep receipts, and watch for final keys and results.
