TNPSC Answer Key 2021 (Out) – Download Here for AO, AHO, AAO and Group I

TNPSC Answer Key 2021: Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission publishes the answer key of all the APSC recruitment exams. The TNPSC Answer Key 2021 can be downloaded from the official website, http://www.tnpsc.gov.in. Initially, a provisional answer key is released, and candidates have the option to file objections to the provisional answer key within a certain time period. Authorities evaluate the objections and release a final, corrected answer key after the process of raising the objection is completed. The final answer key, also known as the revised answer key, is unchallengeable because results are prepared using the final answer keys. . For other information related to the TNPSC answer key 2021 including the process to download the answer key, and result, read this article.

TNPSC Answer Key 2021

The TNPSC answer key helps candidates to access their performance in the exam. It should be noted that answer keys are only published if the corresponding exam’s question paper is objective type. Each paper has its own answer key, and all paper sets’ answers are listed in a single pdf answer key. Check the links provided below for more information on TNPSC Answer Key for specific exams.

Post Name	Important Links
Combined Engg Subordinate Services Exam 2021	Click here
Assistant Director Horticulture and Horticultural Officer	Click here
Assistant Agricultural Officer (AAO)	Click here
Group -I Examination Services	Click here
Tamil Nadu Civil judge Exam 2018	Click here
Assistant Engineer (CESE) 2018	Click here
Group 4 – Combined Civil Services Exam	Click here
Group 2 – Combined Civil Services Exam II	Click here
Combined Engineering Services Examination	Click here
Junior Scientific Officer	Click here

How to Check TNPSC Answer Key 2021?

The TNPSC answer key for all the recruitments is released on the official website. Follow the steps stated below to obtain the TNPSC answer key.

1st step: Visit the official website of TNPSC, http://www.tnpsc.gov.in or click on the link provided above.

2nd step: Now, on the home page of the official website click on the “Recruitment link”. Under this link, the ‘answer key’ link is present. Click on the link for downloading the TNPSC answer key.

3rd step: Candidates will now be directed to the answer key page, which contains the answer key for all recruitments.

4th step: Click on the recruitment link for the candidate is looking for. The TNPSC answer key for the same will be displayed on the screen.

5th Step: Download the TNPSC answer key PDF and take a print out of the same for offline use.

How To Estimate Scores With TNPSC Answer Key 2021?

TNPSC answer keys help candidates in estimating final scores even before the results indicating the individual applicant’s score are released. Here are the steps to easily calculate the score of the TNPSC answer key with the knowledge of the marking criteria and the reference of the correct answers.

1st step: Firstly, download the answer key for the respective examination by following the steps mentioned above.

2nd step: After that, calculate the number of correct and incorrect answer with the help of TNPSC answer key.

3rd step: Now, use the marking scheme for the particular examination and calculate the score and utilise the below formula to estimate the final scores.

Total marks = (Number of correct answers X marks per correct answer) – ( Number of incorrect answer X marks per incorrect answer)

TNPSC Result 2021

Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission publishes the results of various recruitment events held by the Commission on its official website. Candidates must go to the official website, http://www.tnpsc.gov.in, to download the results once they are available. Candidates are selected based on their performance in the examination and the interview round. Following the recruitment examination, candidates must appear for document verification.

About TNPSC

The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission was founded in 1929 as the Madras Service Commission. It was established in accordance with the provisions of the Madras Legislative Act of 1929. It began with only three members, led by the Chairman, but was later renamed the Madras Public Service Commission during the state’s reorganisation in 1957.