Assam CEE answer key 2023 released at astu.ac.in; raise objections by May 30
Vagisha Kaushik | May 28, 2023 | 09:28 PM IST | 1 min read
Assam CEE 2023: Candidates will be able to challenge answer key by paying Rs 300 per question.
NEW DELHI: Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU) has released the Combined Entrance Examination (CEE) 2023 answer key. Students who appeared for the exam will be able to download and challenge the Assam CEE answer key 2023 from the official website – astu.ac.in. The last date to raise objections against the answer key by May 30.
Candidates will be able to challenge the answer key through the login portal. Candidates will have to pay a refundable fee of Rs 300 per question to raise objections. The fee will be refunded if the objection is found to be correct.
“The subject experts will examine all the challenges received and the final answer key will be displayed in the website,” the official notice read.
How to download Assam CEE answer key 2023
- Visit the Assam CEE official website - astu.ac.in.
- Login with your credentials to check the answer key
- Assam CEE answer key PDF will open.
- Check the answer key and raise objections if any
- Pay the fee and download the answer key for future reference.
“In case, the processing fee paid less than requisite fee, the challenge will automatically be stand cancelled. In such case, the challenge will not be accepted for further processing and fee will not be refunded,” the university added.
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