RRB: View the Junior Engineer CBT-1 answer key and question paper starting November 11; until when can objections be raised?

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has issued a notification regarding the facility to view the answer key and raise objections for the first stage of the recruitment examination for Junior Engineer (JE), Depot Material Superintendent (DMS), and Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA). Candidates who appeared for the Computer-Based Test (CBT-I) will be able to access their question papers, the answers they provided, and the official answer keys starting from November 11, 2026.

Links for this purpose will be made available on the respective regional websites of the Railway Recruitment Board. Through these links, candidates can review the questions, the options provided, and the official answers. If a candidate identifies an error in any question or answer, they may file an objection by following the prescribed procedure.

When was the CBT-I examination held?
The first stage of the Computer-Based Test for the RRB JE, ​​DMS, and CMA recruitment was conducted on October 27, October 28, and November 2, 2026. Candidates who took the exam are now being given the opportunity to view their response sheets and answer keys. They will be able to access their question papers, responses, and answer keys from November 11 until 11:59 PM on November 17, 2026. The facility to raise objections and pay the associated fees will also be available during this period.

What is the deadline for raising objections?
According to the Railway Recruitment Board, candidates may submit their objections until 11:59 PM on November 17, 2026. Beyond this deadline, no objections regarding questions, options, or answers will be entertained. Therefore, candidates are advised to review their question papers and answer keys without waiting until the final day. If there is any doubt regarding an answer, an objection should be filed within the stipulated timeframe.

What is the fee for objecting to question?
For each objection raised, candidates are required to pay a fee of ₹50, in addition to any applicable bank service charges. If the Railway Recruitment Board finds a candidate's objection to be valid, the fee paid for that objection will be refunded. However, applicable bank charges will be deducted from the refund. The amount will be credited back to the same bank account from which the candidate made the online payment.

Through which modes can the fee be paid?
Candidates can pay the fee using the following modes when submitting an objection:

Debit Card
Credit Card
UPI
Net Banking

How to submit an objection to the answer key?
Candidates can view their question paper, response sheet, and answer key via the link provided on the respective regional website of the Railway Recruitment Board. The detailed procedure for submitting an objection, along with the necessary guidelines, will also be available through this link. Candidates should first review their question paper and answers. Subsequently, for any question, option, or answer they wish to challenge, they must follow the instructions provided on the website and pay the prescribed fee.

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