The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has published the provisional answer key for the Group C Common Eligibility Test (CET) Mains Exam 2024 (Group 57), which took place on August 18. Candidates who participated in the exam can now access and download the answer key through the official HSSC website at hssc.gov.in. The deadline for submitting objections to the provisional answer key is today, August 19, until 11:59 pm. The HSSC has stated that no objections will be entertained after the deadline, and no extensions will be granted.
Steps to Download the HSSC Group C Answer Key
- Visit the Official Website: Go to the official HSSC website at hssc.gov.in.
- Access the Public Notices Tab: On the homepage, locate and click on the ‘Public Notices’ tab.
- Download the Answer Key: Find and click on the link for the HSSC Group C answer key. The document will download in PDF format.
- Save for Future Reference: Download and save the PDF for any future reference.
Steps to Raise Objections Against the HSSC Group C Answer Key
- Go to the Objections Portal: Visit the official objections portal at adv042024.hryssc.com.
- Log In: Enter your User ID and password to log in to the portal.
- Navigate to the Objections Section: Scroll down to the ‘Objections’ section and click on ‘Raise Objections.’
- Submit Objections: Specify your objections, including Group Number, Test Code, Date of Examination, Session, Set, and Question Number, and provide supporting documents.
About the HSSC Group C CET Mains Exam 2024
The CET Mains Exam is part of the recruitment process conducted by the HSSC for Group C and Group D government jobs in Haryana. The exam process includes two levels: Prelims and Mains. The Haryana government had earlier announced 15,755 vacancies for various Group C posts, including 7,072 job openings for 12th-pass candidates under Group 57.
The Haryana CET Prelims exam was conducted with 100 multiple-choice questions, and candidates who qualified moved on to the Mains exam. The Mains exam included three subjects: Haryana GK (20% weightage), Computer (10% weightage), and the concerned subject (70% weightage).
Candidates are encouraged to review the provisional answer key and raise any valid objections before the deadline to ensure the accuracy of the final results.
