MPSC Answer Key: Objection Fee ₹100 + ₹44, Final Keys

MPSC publishes a first answer key, and then a final answer key, for every objective (multiple-choice) exam it holds. For the flagship Rajyaseva 2026 Prelims, the final keys came out on 17 June 2026. On the Rajyaseva and Group-B track, the next objective key depends on the postponed Group-B (Non-Gazetted) Main 2026; MPSC continues to publish keys for other recruitments, such as the Bailiff cum Clerk Group-C 2026 final keys on 7 October 2026. The State Services Mains is descriptive, so it has no key. The Group-B (Non-Gazetted) Mains 2026 was postponed on 28 September 2026.

Where are MPSC answer keys published?

All keys are on the Answer Keys of Examinations page of mpsc.gov.in, listed with the advertisement number and date of publication. Each key covers all four question-booklet sets (A, B, C and D). For Main exams with two papers, MPSC issues a separate key for Paper 1 and for Paper 2. Every first key comes with an announcement giving the objection deadline. That announcement also lists questions where visually impaired candidates are proposed a concession, for example figure- or map-based questions.

How do you file an objection with MPSC?

• Through your profile, online only. Since its notice of 17 November 2021, MPSC accepts objections only through the candidate profile on its online application system. Objections by post, email or any other route are not considered.
• Fee per question. The 1 July 2022 notice set the charge at ₹100 per objection (question) plus ₹44. An objection without the fee is not considered.
• Deadline. This is given in each exam's announcement. For the Group-B (Non-Gazetted) Prelims 2026, held on 14 June 2026, the first key came out on 15 June and objections closed at 11:59 p.m. on 20 June 2026.
• Help. For technical problems, call the toll-free numbers 1800-1234-275 or 7303821822, or write to [email protected].

How do you check your score against the key?

Use the key for the booklet set you wrote, and match by question number in that set. Check against the final key, not the first one. Under MPSC's 2 August 2022 notice on OMR evaluation, some candidate errors still get the sheet evaluated, such as not writing the exam name or writing the number of attempted questions wrongly. But if the set letter is not written, more than one set circle is darkened and the invigilator's entry does not match, the sheet is not evaluated.

What follows the final key?

The result follows the final key. For example, the Group-B (Non-Gazetted) Prelims 2026 final key came out on 28 June 2026 and the result on 1 July 2026. For descriptive State Services Mains papers there is no key. Candidates who do not reach the interview instead get their marks in their account and a paid retotalling window.

MPSC answer key dates in recent exams