SSC Phase 14 Answer Key 2026: SSC Phase 14 answer key released; objections can be submitted until October 12..

SSC Phase 14 Answer Key 2026: There is a major update for candidates who appeared for the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Phase 14 (Selection Post 14) recruitment exam 2026. The SSC has released the answer key and response sheet for the exam. Additionally, the SSC has opened an objection window, allowing candidates to challenge any answers they believe to be incorrect until 4:00 PM on October 12. The SSC conducted the Phase 14 (Selection Post 14) recruitment exam 2026 from September 16 to September 26.

Let us look at the details of how to check the SSC Phase 14 (Selection Post 14) recruitment exam 2026 answer key. We will also cover the process for raising objections and the applicable fees.

How to View the Answer Key
The SSC has uploaded the response sheet and answer key for the Phase 14 (Selection Post 14) recruitment exam 2026; these can be accessed via the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in. Candidates will need their registration number and password to log in. Here is how you can download the answer key:

First, visit the official website: ssc.gov.in.
Open the 'Answer Key' section visible on the homepage.
Log in using your registration number and password.
View the Phase XIV tentative answer key and response sheet.
Download and save the documents for future reference.
Take a printout of the response sheet, as it will not be available after the specified deadline.

Objections can be raised starting October 9.

Along with releasing the response sheets and answer keys for the Phase 14 (Selection Post 14) recruitment exam, the SSC has announced the opening of a window for raising objections; candidates can submit objections regarding answers they believe to be incorrect starting from 4 PM on October 9. The deadline for submitting objections is 4 PM on October 12. The fee for objecting is set at ₹50 per question or challenged answer. Objections received after the deadline or through any other mode will not be accepted. The SSC has advised candidates to follow the detailed guidelines regarding objection management before submitting their objections.

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