BSF: Answer key for Constable RO/RM recruitment exam released; deadline set for filing objections..
The Border Security Force (BSF) has released the answer key for the Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted for the recruitment of Head Constable (Radio Operator) and Head Constable (Radio Mechanic). This examination was held on November 2, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exam can download the answer key by visiting the official website.
When can the answer key be challenged?
If a candidate is not satisfied with the answers provided in the answer key, or if there is an error, they may challenge it. The objection management portal will open at 10:00 AM on November 4, 2026, to allow for the submission of objections. It will remain accessible until 11:55 PM on November 6, 2026.
Important dates for submitting objections:
Details Date and Time
Portal opening date November 4, 2026
Portal opening time 10:00 AM
Last date for submitting objections November 6, 2026
Last time for submitting objections 11:55 PM
Date of examination November 2, 2026
How can candidates view their response sheets and the answer key?
According to the BSF, candidates can access the objection management portal using their registered login credentials. Once logged in, they will be able to view the answers they provided during the examination, as well as the official answer key. If a candidate identifies an error in any question or its corresponding answer, they may submit an objection within the stipulated timeframe.
Points to note:
Candidates will be able to view the answers they provided.
The answer key will also be available on the portal.
Documentary evidence must be provided if an objection is raised regarding any question or its answer.
Objections will only be accepted through the online link provided on the portal.
What are the rules for submitting objections?
The BSF has clarified that candidates must follow the prescribed procedure to submit their objections. Complaints or objections submitted through any other medium will not be accepted. According to the notice, candidates must also provide relevant documentary evidence to support their objections. Objections submitted without following the prescribed procedure will not be considered.
Objections received from candidates will be re-examined by subject experts. The questions and their corresponding answers will be finalized only after this expert review. The BSF has also provided clear instructions regarding the deadline. If an objection is not received within the stipulated timeframe, the candidate will have no right to pursue any future legal claim in any court for re-evaluation at a later stage of the selection process.
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