AISSEE 2023 exam concludes today; Sainik school answer key soon at aissee.nta.nic.in
Shivam Jadoun | January 8, 2023 | 04:56 PM IST | 1 min read
NTA has conducted Sainik school exams today at various exam centers across the country. The Sainik school Class 6, 9 answer key 2023.
NEW DELHI:
National Testing Agency, NTA has conducted the Sainik school Class 6 and 9 exam 2023 today. The NTA will soon release the Sainik school answer key 2023, however, the various coaching centers will also release the answer key. Students can use these answer key to calculate their expected score.
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The NTA will release the AISSEE answer key through the official website, aissee.nta.nic.in. The online AISSEE answer key 2023 PDF consists of the correct options for the questions asked in the Sainik school exam paper 2023.
How to download AISSEE Class 6, 9 answer key 2023?
The AISSEE Class 6 and 9 answer key can be downloaded through below-given steps:
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Go to the official website, aissee.nta.nic.in.
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Use credentials to login.
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Click on the 'Answer key' link.
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A Sainik school answer key PDF will open.
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Click on the "Download" icon.
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The answer key will be downloaded on your device.
Students can challenge the AISSEE answer key 2023 online by paying Rs 200 per question.
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