Assam CEE answer key 2026 on June 14 after 6 pm
Vaishnavi Shukla | June 12, 2026 | 12:56 PM IST | 1 min read
ASTU: Students will be able to object to the Assam CEE answer key 2026 till June 16; Exam on June 14
The Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU) will publish the Assam Common Entrance Examination (CEE) provisional answer key on the exam date, June 14, anytime after 6 pm. Students will be able to object to the Assam CEE answer key 2026 by June 16.
ASTU will issue the Assam CEE answer key 2026 on the official website astu.ac.in. Candidates will require their application number and password to access the Assam CEE answer key 2026 through the login.
Candidates will have to submit a processing fee of Rs 500 per question; however, the fee will be refunded if the answer key challenge is sustained. The Assam CEE 2026 result will be announced after evaluating the candidates' objections against the provisional answer key.
Assam CEE Exam Pattern 2026
ASTU will conduct the Assam CEE exam 2026 on June 14 for a duration of three hours in a pen-and-paper-based mode. The paper comprises 120 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of 480 marks. The exam syllabus includes three sections: maths, physics and chemistry, and each section will include 40 questions.
Assam CEE exam 2026 medium will be English and Assamese. As per the marking scheme, candidates will be given four marks for every correct answer, and one mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
Assam CEE exam 2026 is a gateway for students seeking admission into undergraduate engineering programmes at government and private colleges across Assam.
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