RPSC 2nd grade answer key 2026 out for GK, Hindi, social science; objections from July 29

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has published the provisional answer key for the senior teacher competitive examination 2025, popularly known as the RPSC 2nd grade teacher recruitment exam. The RPSC 2nd grade answer keys have been issued for general knowledge (Group A), social science, general knowledge (Group B), and Hindi papers held on July 12 and 13, 2026.

Candidates who appeared for the examination can download the RPSC 2nd grade 2026 answer keys from the official RPSC website. Those who find discrepancies in the provisional answers can submit objections online from July 29 to 31, 2026, till 12 midnight.

According to the commission, objections must be submitted only through the SSO Portal by selecting the recruitment portal and clicking on the question objection link for the respective examination.

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RPSC has fixed an objection fee of Rs 100 per question, excluding service charges. Candidates can pay the fee through the recruitment portal payment gateway or via an e-Mitra kiosk. The commission clarified that the objection fee is non-refundable, and objections without payment of the prescribed fee will not be considered.

Steps to raise objections against the RPSC 2nd grade answer key 2026

Candidates can follow these steps to challenge the provisional answer key:

• Visit the official RPSC website or log in to the SSO Portal.
• Open the recruitment portal.
• Click on the 'Question Objection' link for the senior teacher examination.
• Select the question(s) to challenge.
• Upload supporting documents from standard reference books.
• Pay the objection fee of Rs 100 per question (plus applicable service charges).
• Submit the objection and save the confirmation page.

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The commission has asked candidates to support each objection with evidence from standard and authentic reference books. Objections submitted without valid documentary proof will not be entertained. Only candidates who appeared in the examination are eligible to raise objections. Each objection can be submitted only once.

RPSC has also provided a helpdesk for candidates facing technical issues while submitting objections. They can contact the commission through the official email or the helpline numbers mentioned in the notification.