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UPSSSC ASO/ARO (Statistical) Answer Key 2026: Objection Till 3 Aug

🏛️ UPSSSC · ADVT NO. 05-EXAM/2026

UPSSSC ASO/ARO (Statistical) Provisional Answer Key 2026 — Raise Your Objection

Main Examination (PET-2025)/06 held 26 July 2026 · Objection window closes 3 August 2026

⚡ Key Highlights
  • Provisional Answer Key published 27 July 2026 for the UPSSSC ASO/ARO (Statistical) Main Exam
  • Objection window is open now — closes 3 August 2026, with no extension mentioned in the notice
  • ₹100 fee per objection, payable online only; postal or offline objections are not accepted
  • Objection portal runs on a third-party domain, not directly on upsssc.gov.in — see the verification note below
Exam Held
26 Jul 2026
Answer Key Out
27 Jul 2026
Objection Fee
₹100 / objection
Last Date
3 Aug 2026
UPSSSC ASO/ARO Statistical Answer Key 2026 — Quick Links Dashboard

Everything you need to check the key and file your objection

Exam: 26 Jul 2026 | Answer Key: 27 Jul 2026 | Fee ₹100/objection | Objection Window Open — Closes 3 Aug 2026

Overview

The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) has published the Provisional Answer Key for the Assistant Statistical Officer / Assistant Research Officer (Statistical) Main Examination (PET-2025)/06, conducted under Advertisement No. 05-Exam/2026. The Commission has now opened an online objection window for candidates who wish to challenge any answer in the provisional key before the Final Answer Key is prepared.

This Main Examination follows UPSSSC's standard two-stage process, where candidates who qualified the Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET-2025) were shortlisted to appear for the subject-specific Main Exam — the same pattern UPSSSC uses across most of its recruitment cycles.

Good to know: The notice describes the objection link as being on "the Commission's website," but the actual objection portal is hosted on a third-party domain (examqp.com), not directly on upsssc.gov.in. This is common practice for exam-vendor portals, but such links can change or go down independently of the Commission's own site. If the link above doesn't work, check the official upsssc.gov.in homepage for the current objection link before assuming the window has closed.

The Objection Process at a Glance

UPSSSC Answer Key Objection Process Four-step flow: log in to the portal, select the question and record your objection, upload a supporting PDF, then pay the fee and submit. 1 Login Roll No, Reg. No, DOB, Captcha 2 Select Question Choose answer & describe objection 3 Upload Proof PDF document, under 5 MB 4 Pay & Submit ₹100 per objection

Important Dates — Full Timeline

EventDate
Main Examination Held26 July 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Provisional Answer Key Published27 July 2026
Objection Notice Issued28 July 2026
Last Date to Raise Objection3 August 2026

The online objection facility will close automatically after 3 August 2026 — no extensions are mentioned in the notice.

Objection Fee

Candidates must pay ₹100 per objection, online, via the "PAY NOW" button on the objection portal. A candidate may raise one or more than one objection, with the fee applying separately to each.

Key Rules

  • Objections can be raised only against the questions and options in the Provisional Answer Key/Master Question Paper published on the Commission's website.
  • Login requires Roll Number, Registration Number, Date of Birth, and Captcha.
  • A supporting document must be uploaded as a PDF file under 5 MB for each objection.
  • Once the payment for submitted objections is completed successfully, no modifications are allowed.
  • Objections can be filed only once, only through the official portal link, within the specified time window. Objections sent by post, representation, or any other medium will not be entertained.

How to Raise an Objection — Step by Step

  1. Go to the objection portal and log in using your Roll Number, Registration Number, Date of Birth, and Captcha, then click Login.
  2. On the "Instructions for Candidates" page, read the instructions carefully, select the checkbox, and click CONTINUE.
  3. Click "proceed to raise Question paper objection", then select the specific question you want to object to.
  4. Select your proposed answer from the options given in the objection window, and provide a description of your objection in the text box provided.
  5. Upload a supporting document (PDF, under 5 MB) for your objection.
  6. Repeat for additional objections if needed, then click "PAY NOW" to pay ₹100 per objection and complete submission.
  7. Use "View/Print Objection Summary" to review your submitted objections, and the print icon to download a copy for your records.

What Happens After the Objection Window Closes?

As per UPSSSC's standard process for its examinations, objections received within the window are typically reviewed by subject-matter experts, and any accepted corrections are incorporated before the Final Answer Key is released. The result is then declared based on this Final Answer Key. This notice itself does not specify a date for the Final Answer Key or result — candidates should watch the official UPSSSC website for that update.

Important Links

LinkURL
Raise Objection Onlineexamqp.com/upsssscASOAROv02n
UPSSSC Official Websiteupsssc.gov.in
Download Official Notice (PDF)Notice No. 162/06/2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is this UPSSSC notice about?
UPSSSC has published the Provisional Answer Key for the Assistant Statistical Officer / Assistant Research Officer (Statistical) Main Examination (PET-2025)/06, Advt No. 05-Exam/2026, and has opened the window for candidates to raise objections against it.

Q2. When was the exam held and when was the provisional answer key published?
The Main Examination was held on 26 July 2026 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The Provisional Answer Key was published on the Commission's website on 27 July 2026.

Q3. What is the last date to raise an objection against the UPSSSC ASO/ARO Statistical answer key?
The last date to submit objections is 3 August 2026. The online objection facility will close automatically after this date.

Q4. What is the objection fee for the UPSSSC ASO/ARO Statistical answer key?
Candidates must pay ₹100 per objection online. Payment is required for each objection to be submitted successfully.

Q5. Can objections be submitted by post or any offline method?
No. Objections can only be submitted online through the official link within the specified time period. Objections sent by post, representation, or any other medium will not be entertained.

Q6. Can a submitted objection be edited after payment?
No. Once the payment process is completed successfully, no modifications are allowed to the objections already submitted.

Q7. How many objections can a candidate raise?
A candidate can submit one or more than one objection. A separate fee of ₹100 applies to each individual objection raised.

Q8. What documents are needed to raise an objection?
Candidates must upload a supporting document as a PDF file, under 5 MB in size, along with a written description of the objection in the text box provided on the portal.

Disclaimer

This post is based on the official notice (No. 162/06/Computer Section (Twelve)/2026/05-Exam/2026, dated 28.07.2026) issued by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission, signed by the Exam Controller, UPSSSC, Lucknow. The notice itself is bilingual, with English instructions provided directly by the Commission; header details have been presented in English here for consistency. Candidates are advised to verify the current objection link and all deadlines on the official UPSSSC website before proceeding.

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