SSC Selection Post Phase 14, 2026 answer key, response sheet out at ssc.gov.in

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued the SSC Selection Post Phase 14, 2026 answer key and the response sheet on its official website at ssc.gov.in. Candidates can download the SSC Phase 14 provisional answer key and response sheet using their login details such as registration number and password.

Candidates can submit the representations against the SSC Selection Phase 14, 2026 provisional answer key from October 9 to 12 up to 4 pm. The fee to submit objections against the SSC Phase 14, 2026 provisional answer key is Rs 50 per challenge or question.

“Representations received after 12.10.2026 (04:00 PM), will not be entertained under any circumstances. Any other mode of submitting representations against the tentative Answer keys will not be entertained,” according to an official notification.

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SSC Selection Post 14, 2026: Challenge guidelines

The commission has also advised candidates that the saved question paper will be strictly for personal use and self-analysis only.

“An undertaking to this effect has been included in the challenge management portal, which will be visible to the candidates when they log in to the same. Further, the candidates are advised to go through the detailed guidelines regarding the Challenge/ Objection Management System issued by the Commission vide notice dated 10.04.2026 on its website,” it added.

Candidates should also take a print out of their respective response sheets, as the same shall not be available after the challenge portal deadline.

“Any individual request for providing Response Sheet(s)/Tentative Answer Keys will not be entertained in the future under any circumstances,” the notification read.

The SSC conducted the Phase 14, 2026 examination for recruitment to various categories of posts from September 16 to 26 in a computer-based mode.

The SSC Selection Post Phase 14 CBT consists of four sections. Each section has 25 questions, making a total of 100 questions for 200 marks. The examination carries a negative marking of 0.50 marks for every wrong answer.