The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has published the provisional answer key and response sheets for the Multi‑Tasking Staff (Non‑Technical) and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination 2025 on its official portal. This release marks a key step in the recruitment process, enabling candidates to review official answers and assess their probable scores.
SSC MTS & Havaldar 2025: Exam and Key Details
The SSC MTS & Havaldar exam was conducted in computer‑based test (CBT) mode across multiple shifts and centres nationwide. Aspirants who participated in the test can now access the provisional answer key and individual response sheets by logging in with their registered application number/roll number and password on the official SSC website. These documents allow candidates to:
- Verify the official answers for their question paper series.
- Compare responses they marked with the answer key.
- Estimate their tentative scores before the final results are announced.
How to Raise Objections Against the SSC MTS Answer Key?
SSC has opened an objection window alongside the answer key release. Candidates who believe that any answer in the provisional key is incorrect can raise challenges using the official portal. The window is available only until 6 PM on 6 March 2026. To raise objections, aspirants must:
- Visit the SSC answer key objection portal.
- Log in using registration number/roll number and password/date of birth.
- Select the question(s) they wish to challenge.
- Upload supporting documents or justification for each objection.
- Pay the objection fee (₹50 per question) using the prescribed online payment methods.
- Submit and download the confirmation receipt for reference.
Candidates should note that objections are accepted only within the stipulated timeframe, and links will be disabled once the deadline passes.
What Happens Next After Objections of SSC MTS ?
After the objection window closes, the SSC will review all challenges and make suitable revisions to the answer key if required. Once the final answer key is prepared, it will form the basis for calculating official scores and results. Following the final key, the SSC MTS & Havaldar result will be declared, along with cut‑off marks and further steps in the selection process. For Havaldar posts, successful candidates may move on to Physical Efficiency and Standard Tests (PET/PST) as part of recruitment procedures. Aspiring candidates are advised to download the provisional answer key and response sheets early, verify responses thoroughly and raise any justified objections before the 6 March 2026 (6 PM) deadline to ensure a fair evaluation.