Bihar Public Service Commission releases answer key; candidates can submit objections from September 21.
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has made available the provisional answer key for the Integrated 71st Combined (Preliminary) Competitive Examination. Candidates who participated in the examination can now download the answer key from the official BPSC website at bpsc.bihar.gov.in. This release is a crucial step for those who took the exam, allowing them to verify their responses against the official answers provided by the Commission.
The examination was conducted on September 13, 2025, as part of the recruitment process aimed at filling a total of 1,264 vacancies. With the answer key now accessible, candidates can assess their performance and gauge their chances of success in the competitive selection process.
An important aspect of the answer key release is the opportunity for candidates to raise objections if they believe there are discrepancies or errors in the provided answers. The objection submission window is set to open on September 21, 2025, allowing candidates to submit their concerns until September 27, 2025. A fee of Rs 250 is applicable for each suggestion made during this period. This process ensures that candidates can participate actively in the evaluation of the exam answers, contributing to a more transparent and fair assessment.
To download the answer key, candidates should navigate to the BPSC homepage and click on the link designated for the 71st CCE answer key. Upon doing so, the answer key will appear on the screen, and candidates can then download it for their records. It is advisable for candidates to print out the answer key for future reference, especially if they plan to submit objections or require it for verification purposes.
For further details and updates, candidates are encouraged to regularly visit the official BPSC website. This will ensure that they remain informed about any changes or additional announcements related to the examination process. The release of the answer key and the opportunity to submit objections marks a significant phase in the examination cycle, as candidates move closer to understanding their performance and the subsequent steps in the selection process.
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