The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has released the provisional answer key for the Excise Constable Main Examination conducted on September 20, 2026. Candidates who appeared in the examination can check the provisional answers and raise objections online if they find any discrepancies.
According to the official notice, the objection facility is available for questions asked under Advertisement No. 08-Exam/2026 for the Excise Constable Main Examination (PET-2025)/09. Candidates can challenge one or more answers, but the objection process must be completed through the prescribed online portal within the specified deadline.
The last date for submitting objections is September 28, 2026. A fee of Rs 100 applies to each objection, and candidates must upload supporting evidence in PDF format.
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UPSSSC Excise Constable Answer Key 2026 Overview
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Commission | Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission |
| Examination | Excise Constable Main Examination |
| Advertisement No. | 08-Exam/2026 |
| Exam Reference | PET-2025/09 |
| Exam Date | September 20, 2026 |
| Answer Key Status | Provisional |
| Objection Mode | Online only |
| Objection Fee | Rs 100 per objection |
| Supporting Document | PDF below 5 MB |
| Last Date to Object | September 28, 2026 |
The answer key objection process is intended to give candidates an opportunity to challenge any answer they believe is incorrect. However, objections must be supported with documentary evidence and submitted through the Commission’s prescribed portal.
Candidates should also note that objections can be submitted online only once. Therefore, all disputed questions should be reviewed carefully before final submission.
Provisional Answer Key Released
UPSSSC has made the provisional answer key available for candidates who appeared in the Excise Constable Main Examination held on September 20, 2026.
The Commission has specified that objections can be raised against the provisional answer key available in the Master Set published on its website.
Since this is a provisional answer key, candidates have an opportunity to challenge answers before the Commission takes a final view.
How to Raise Objections Against UPSSSC Excise Constable Answer Key 2026
Candidates can follow the prescribed process to submit objections:
- Open the designated UPSSSC answer key objection portal.
- Log in using the required credentials.
- Enter registration number, roll number, date of birth, and captcha.
- Click on the Sign In button.
- Read the candidate instructions carefully.
- Select the checkbox and click Continue.
- Choose the question against which the objection is to be raised.
- Select the proposed answer from the dropdown menu.
- Enter the reason or description of the objection.
- Upload supporting documentary evidence.
- Complete the objection fee payment.
- Click Final Submission to complete the process.
Candidates can later check the objections they have submitted through the Acknowledgment option.
Objection Fee
The Commission has prescribed an objection fee of Rs 100 per challenged question.
Candidates can raise objections against more than one question, but the fee will apply separately to each objection.
For example, a candidate challenging four questions would need to pay Rs 400 in total.
The payment has to be completed online for the objection to be successfully submitted.
Supporting Documents Required
Candidates must upload a document supporting their objection.
The notice states that supporting evidence should be uploaded as a PDF, and the file size must be less than 5 MB.
The supporting document should be relevant to the question being challenged and should help establish why the provisional answer may need revision.
Candidates Can Submit Objections Only Once
One of the most important conditions in the notice is that candidates can file objections online only once.
This means candidates should identify all disputed questions before completing their final submission.
Once the payment process has been completed successfully, no modifications will be permitted in the objections already submitted.
Candidates should therefore avoid rushing through the process.
How to Check Submitted Objections
After submitting objections, candidates can use the Acknowledgment option available in the objection portal to view their submissions.
The portal also provides an option to print the objection summary.
Keeping a copy of the acknowledgment or printed summary may be useful for future reference.
Objection Last Date
The final date for raising objections against the provisional answer key is September 28, 2026.
After the deadline, the objection facility will close automatically.
The Commission has also stated that objections submitted through any other medium will not be considered.
Candidates should therefore use only the designated online portal and complete the process before the deadline.
Important Instructions for Candidates
Candidates planning to challenge the provisional answer key should keep the following points in mind:
- Objections must be raised against the Master Set provisional answer key.
- Login requires registration number, roll number, date of birth, and captcha.
- Supporting evidence must be uploaded in PDF format.
- The PDF should be smaller than 5 MB.
- The fee is Rs 100 for each objection.
- Candidates may raise more than one objection.
- Objections can be submitted online only once.
- No modification is allowed after successful payment.
- Offline objections will not be accepted.
- The last date is September 28, 2026.
What Happens After the Objection Window Closes?
The uploaded notice explains the procedure for objecting to the provisional answer key, but does not provide a date for the final answer key or result.
After the objection window closes, the Commission is expected to review the representations submitted by candidates before taking a final decision on disputed questions.
Candidates should wait for a separate official update regarding the final answer key, result, or further stage of the recruitment process.
