The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will close the objection window for the Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET) 2025 answer key today, November 6, 2025. Candidates dissatisfied with the provisional key can raise objections until 3 PM. Each objection requires a non-refundable fee of INR 50 per question. KEA officials have clarified that incomplete submissions or those lacking question numbers, version codes, or valid justification will not be considered. This move ensures transparency and accountability in the evaluation process before the final results are prepared.
How to Challenge KSET 2025 Answer Key?
The Karnataka Examination Authority has outlined a step-by-step process for submitting objections against the provisional answer key. Candidates must carefully follow the steps to ensure their submissions are accepted. Steps to Submit Objections:
- Visit the official KEA website – cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
- Click on the KSET 2025 link available under the Admissions tab.
- Locate and open the KSET 2025 Answer Key Objection section.
- Select the question(s) to challenge from the list.
- Provide a valid reason along with supporting documents or references.
- Pay the INR 50 fee per objection online.
- Review all details and submit the objection form.
- Keep a screenshot or acknowledgment for future reference.
Authorities recommend that candidates cross-verify each question and response before submission to avoid discrepancies.
Next Steps After Objection Window Closes
Once the objection period concludes, subject experts will examine all received challenges. If any objections are found valid, necessary corrections will be incorporated into the revised or final answer key. The final KSET 2025 answer key will form the basis for preparing the KSET 2025 result, which will be published on the official KEA website. Candidates who qualify based on the final key will be eligible for the post of Assistant Professor in universities and colleges across Karnataka.
Summary
The KSET 2025 answer key objection window closes today, November 6, marking the last opportunity for candidates to challenge discrepancies. The Karnataka Examination Authority will review all valid claims before issuing the final answer key and results. This process ensures fairness and accuracy in assessing candidates’ eligibility for academic recruitment across the state.
