The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is going to release the tentative answer key for the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Examination 2025 Tier 1 on October 15. The provisional answer key will help the applicants. Applicants will have the opportunity to raise any complaints if they have. They can also submit their objections along with valid supporting evidence in favour of their claims. Plus, the provisional answer keys will help the applicants to know their position in the exam.
According to the notification final answer key will be released after topic specialists have carefully examined all complaints. When the answer key is available, candidates can get it from the official website.
SSC CGL Answer Key 2025: How To Download
Candidates can get their SSC CGL 2025 answer key by providing their registration number and password by following the steps below:
After visiting the official website, ssc.gov.in, you have to click the "Answer Key" link on the homepage. Then the candidates have to enter their registration number and date of birth/and password. After submitting the details, the SSC CGL 2025 answer key will appear on the screen. You will also be able to download the answer key for future reference.
How to raise a query?
Candidates who notice flaws in the provisional key can file complaints on the official SSC website by logging in with their registration number and password. Each objection must be submitted separately, together with the appropriate charge per question, as specified in the official notification. For each objection, the candidates must need to provide authentic, documented evidence or references.
How to calculate the estimated number?
To estimate their SSC CGL Tier 1 score, applicants need to get the official answer key. After that, candidates can match the recorded answers. According to the commission's official marking system, each correct answer will be worth a set number of marks. For each wrong answer, negative marking (typically 0.50 points per question) must be deducted. The predicted Tier 1 score can be calculated by adding the marks for all correct answers and subtracting the penalty for incorrect ones.
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the CGL exam once a year to recruit applicants for various Group B and Group C positions in the Indian government's ministries, departments, and organisations.
