Overview
- Candidates can challenge the provisional keys from September 20 to 25 by paying ₹100 per question, submitting two academic references through the portal login, with fees refunded if objections are upheld.
- The uploaded keys cover 36 subjects in a master-series format that maps each question to Sets A, B, C and D.
- Expert committees constituted under Rule 11 will scrutinize all challenges and their decisions will be final, after which OMR sheets will be evaluated and lists for interviews and lecture demonstrations will be published.
- The Classes 11–12 exam was held on September 14, with over 2.29 lakh candidates appearing.
- Objections for the earlier Classes 9–10 provisional keys, published September 16, are also being accepted through September 25.