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NTPC Undergraduate CBT Answer Key Released; Candidates Can Object by Sept 30, ₹50 per Question Fee
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 11:01 AM
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The answer key for the NTPC undergraduate computer‑based test has been published, and aspirants may raise objections by September 30, with a fee of ₹50 for each question.
The National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) has made public the answer key for its undergraduate Computer Based Test (CBT) that forms part of the recruitment process. The key lists the correct responses for each of the questions asked in the exam, allowing candidates to verify their performance.
Applicants who wish to contest any answer in the key are required to submit an objection by 30 September. The objection process carries a charge of ₹50 per question, which must be paid at the time of filing. Detailed instructions for lodging objections, including the online portal and required documentation, have been provided on NTPC’s official recruitment website.
The release of the answer key and the stipulated objection window are crucial steps before the final merit list is prepared. Candidates are advised to review the key carefully, raise any legitimate concerns within the stipulated deadline, and ensure timely payment of the objection fee to avoid disqualification from the subsequent selection stages.
Applicants who wish to contest any answer in the key are required to submit an objection by 30 September. The objection process carries a charge of ₹50 per question, which must be paid at the time of filing. Detailed instructions for lodging objections, including the online portal and required documentation, have been provided on NTPC’s official recruitment website.
The release of the answer key and the stipulated objection window are crucial steps before the final merit list is prepared. Candidates are advised to review the key carefully, raise any legitimate concerns within the stipulated deadline, and ensure timely payment of the objection fee to avoid disqualification from the subsequent selection stages.