Wrote APSC JE Electrical on 1 November? Check Your Answer Key Before 6 November

Wrote the APSC Junior Engineer (Electrical) screening test on 1 November? Your answers can now be checked, because the commission has uploaded its provisional keys for both papers.

You also get a chance to disagree with an answer, but the door closes on 6 November 2026. So please check soon. You can find more keys on our Answer Key page.

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Quick Details

What Details
Post Junior Engineer (Electrical), Assam PWD
Advertisement 03/2026
Papers Electrical Engineering, General Studies
Series A, B, C and D
Objections Close 6 November 2026

First, Find Your Series

This is the step many students miss. Each paper’s PDF contains four keys, one for each series, and they do not match each other. Please find your series first. Then scroll to the page with that letter printed at the top. If you use the wrong page, your count will mean nothing.

How to Download Your Key

  1. Open the link for your paper below.
  2. Wait for the scanned file to load fully.
  3. Download it, as it is easier to zoom in that way.
  4. Do the same for your second paper.

A Simple Way to Count

Here is how we suggest doing it. Please take a sheet of paper and make two columns, one for each paper. Go through your answers one by one, and put a tick for every match. Each paper has 100 questions and carries 100 marks.

The commission has not stated the marking system in this notice. So please treat your count as a rough guide, and do not celebrate or panic too soon. If your advertisement mentions negative marking, it will change your final number.

What Does Provisional Mean?

It means these are not the last answers yet. If students point out a genuine mistake with proper proof, the commission can look at it. After that, it may change some answers. We could not find a date for the final key.

Found a Wrong Answer?

You can object, but only in the proper way. Keep these points in mind:

Do This Avoid This
Use the official objection link Sending an email
Attach an authentic source Posting a paper petition
Check the question number and series Quoting a website

The commission clearly says that website references and unspecified documents will not be considered. So a textbook is your safest choice. Please write down its name, edition and page before you start. Do this soon, because waiting until the last day can be risky if the site gets busy.

Should You Object at All?

It depends. If you are sure, and you have proper proof, then it is worth doing. A single corrected question can matter in a screening test. But please do not object just because a friend or a video gave a different answer.

What Comes Next?

The commission has not given dates for the next stage. Please keep your admit card safe, and check the Latest section of the website every few days.

If you have a study group, you can compare notes on the tough questions. Just remember that only the commission’s final key counts.

Important Links

Link Visit
Electrical Engineering Key Visit
General Studies Key Visit
Official Notification Visit
Objection Portal Visit

Frequently Asked Questions

My friend has different answers. Why?

Your friend may have a different series. Each series has its own key.

Is there a fee to object?

The notification does not mention one, so please check the portal.

What is the last date?

6 November 2026.

Will a video explanation count as proof?

Unlikely. The commission asks for authentic sources and rejects website references.