According to the commission, answer keys have been published for Sociology, Economics, Music, Drawing, Urdu, Punjabi, Agriculture, Public Administration, Home Science and Rajasthani. The detailed notification has been made available on the official RPSC website.

Chief Examination Controller Ashutosh Gupta said candidates who find discrepancies in the model answer keys can submit objections online from July 1. The objection window will remain open until 12 midnight on July 3, 2026.

The commission has clarified that objections must be submitted strictly according to the sequence of questions provided in the model question papers uploaded on the website. Candidates will not be allowed to raise objections using any alternative format.

RPSC has also made it mandatory for applicants to support every objection with evidence from standard and authentic reference books. Objections submitted without documentary proof will not be considered during the review process.

Officials said only the concerned candidate can file objections through the designated online portal. Requests submitted by third parties will not be entertained.

The move is part of the commission’s established process aimed at ensuring transparency and accuracy in recruitment examinations before the final answer key and result preparation stage. Such objection windows allow candidates to point out potential errors while giving subject experts an opportunity to re-evaluate disputed answers.

Candidates seeking to challenge any response will be required to pay an objection fee of ₹100 per question, excluding applicable service charges. The fee can be paid through the recruitment portal payment gateway or via e-Mitra services.

RPSC has clearly stated that there is no provision for refund of objection fees, regardless of whether the challenge is accepted or rejected. Objections submitted without payment of the prescribed fee will automatically be rejected.

The commission has instructed candidates to log in through the Rajasthan Single Sign-On (SSO) portal, access the Recruitment Portal, and use the “Question Objection” link to submit their claims. Once submitted, objections cannot be modified or filed again, making it important for candidates to verify all details before final submission.

Another important condition highlighted by the commission is that objections will be accepted only through the online system. Applications sent through email, post, or any other offline mode will not be considered.

The objection facility will remain active only until the deadline of July 3. After midnight, the link will be disabled automatically, and no further requests will be accepted.

RPSC has advised candidates to avoid waiting until the last moment, as heavy traffic on the portal could cause technical issues near the deadline.

For technical assistance during the objection filing process, candidates can contact the recruitment helpdesk through email at [email protected] or call the designated helpline numbers 9352323625 and 7340557555.

The release of the answer keys marks another key stage in the Lecturer and Coach recruitment process, with candidates now awaiting the final answer keys and subsequent examination results after the review of objections.