SSC CGL Tier 2 Answer Key 2025 Released, Challenge Till 03 February

The Staff Selection Commission has released the provisional answer key for the SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Tier 2 examination. Candidates who appeared in the exam can now check the answer key and response sheet online. The objection window will remain open till 03 February 2026.

SSC CGL Tier 2 Provisional Answer Key 2025 Download Details

SSC has made the Tier 2 answer key available through the official login portal. Candidates need their registration number and password to access the provisional key along with the response sheet. The commission has clarified that the answer key and question paper are provided only for personal review and self-analysis. Candidates are advised to download and save copies before the deadline, as they may not remain accessible later.

SSC CGL Answer Key Challenge Window Till 03 February 2026

Candidates who are not satisfied with the provisional answers can submit objections through the challenge management system. The last date to raise objections is 03 February 2026, before 08:00 PM. SSC has stated that representations received after the closing time will not be considered under any circumstances.

SSC CGL Objection Fee and Submission Rules

Every objection must be supported with valid proof or explanation. Candidates also need to pay a challenge fee of INR 50 per question. This fee is applicable for each question challenged and is generally non-refundable. Objections without proper supporting documents may be rejected.

SSC CGL Tier 2 Response Sheet and Question Paper Access

Along with the answer key, SSC has also released the recorded response sheet. Candidates can use this to match their attempted answers and calculate expected scores. Candidates should carefully review the response sheet and provisional key. They must submit objections only if they find genuine discrepancies.

SSC CGL Tier 2 Candidate Shortlisting Update

As per SSC records, around 1.40 lakh candidates were shortlisted for the Tier 2 examination. Out of these, 6,196 candidates qualified for JSO, 2,781 for SI Grade II, and 1,31,027 for other posts.

Candidates must also submit their option-cum-preference when announced, as missing the deadline may affect final post allocation.