SSC CGL Tier 1 Answer Key 2026: Download PDF, Raise Objection

EXAM STAGE

SSC CGL TIER 1 ANSWER KEY 2026

TIER 1 · ANSWER KEY 2026
Organisation:STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION
Department / Exam:Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026
Tier 1 Exam:30 September to 28 October 2026
Answer Key Date:4 November 2026
Exam Name:SSC CGL Tier 1 2026
Key Type:TENTATIVE
Objection Start:4 November 2026
Objection Last Date:7 November 2026
Fee Per Question:₹50
Official Website:www.ssc.gov.in

Overview

The Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC CGL Tier 1 Answer Key 2026 on 4 November 2026. Candidates can log in at www.ssc.gov.in to view their response sheets and raise objections online. Check the latest Sarkari Result updates here.

ANSWER KEY DETAILS

Exam Conducting Body:Staff Selection Commission
Exam Name:Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026
Exam Stage:Tier 1
Exam Mode:Computer-Based Test
Tier 1 Exam Dates:30 September to 28 October 2026
Answer Key Type:Tentative
Answer Key Release Date:4 November 2026
Response Sheet:Available
Login Details:Registration Number and Password
Official Website:www.ssc.gov.in

OBJECTION WINDOW

Objection Window Opens:4 November 2026
Opening Time:9:00 PM
Last Date to Raise Objections:7 November 2026
Closing Time:9:00 PM
Objection Fee:₹50 per question/answer
Submission Mode:Online

HOW TO RAISE OBJECTION

  • Go to the official SSC website at www.ssc.gov.in.
  • Log in using your Registration Number and Password.
  • Open the SSC CGL Tier 1 Answer Key 2026 objection link.
  • Select the question against which you want to raise an objection.
  • Choose the answer or option that you believe is correct.
  • Upload supporting documents or references, wherever required.
  • Pay the objection fee through the available online payment method.
  • Submit the objection form and save the confirmation for future reference.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD SSC CGL ANSWER KEY 2026

  1. 1Visit www.ssc.gov.in
  2. 2Open the Answer Key or Latest News section
  3. 3Click the CGL 2026 (Tier-I) tentative answer key notice
  4. 4Open the candidate login link
  5. 5Enter Registration Number and Password
  6. 6Open the challenge module

The challenge module shows your recorded responses and the tentative answer key.

MARKING SCHEME

Particulars Marks
Correct Answer 2
Incorrect Answer -0.5
Unattempted Question 0
Total Questions 100
Maximum Marks 200

EXPECTED SCORE CALCULATION

Expected Score = (Number of Correct Answers × 2) – (Number of Incorrect Answers × 0.50) The final score may vary after normalisation.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

  • Do not wait until the last day to submit objections.
  • Challenges received after 9:00 PM on 7 November 2026 will not be entertained.
  • Challenges submitted in any mode other than online will not be entertained.
  • Response sheets and answer keys will not be provided after the deadline, and individual requests will not be entertained.
  • The challenge module shows the same question sequence to all candidates in a shift, but your marked answers are still shown exactly.

FINAL ANSWER KEY AND RESULT

Final Answer Key:After objections are reviewed
Tier 1 Result:To be announced; based on the final answer key
Tier 2 Exam:Tentatively December 2026/January 2027

ANSWER KEY LINK NOT WORKING?

  • Refresh the SSC website and try again after a few minutes.
  • Access the portal during non-peak hours.
  • Check your registration number and password.
  • Clear your browser cache and cookies.
  • Try opening the link in another browser or device.
  • Check your internet connection.

Important Note

For detailed information, please visit the official website www.ssc.gov.in.
★ Best of Luck ★
SSC(Team)

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