RPSC 2nd Grade Answer Key 2026 Out (All Subjects), Download Senior Teacher Official Key PDFs

The answer key for the Sr. Teacher Grade II (Secondary Education) Competitive Exam 2025-26 has been released today, 28th July 2026. RPSC 2nd Grade Answer Key 2026 has been released separately for GK Group A, GK Group B, Hindi, and Social Science subjects. Candidates can download the official response sheet from the official website at https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/ or the direct link shared in the article.

RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher Answer Key 2026 Out

The answer key for the RPSC 2nd Grade Exam has been released along with the correct answer of alll questions asked in the exam and the facility to raise objections for all those candidates who participated in the exam. Candidates who find any incorrect answer can raise objections from 29th to 31st July 2026 by paying Rs. 100/- per question. 

Rajasthan RPSC 2nd Grade Answer Key 2026 PDF

Good news for all candidates who participated in the RPSC 2nd Grade Written Examination from 12th to 18th July 2026 and are awaiting the answer key. RPSC has uploaded the provisional answer key for GK Group A, GK Group B, Hindi, and Social Science subjects. Candidates can visit the official website or click on the link below to download the relevant Model Answer Key PDF and cross-check their answers.

How to Check RPSC Senior Teacher Answer Key 2026?

• At first, go to the official Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) website at www.rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
• Look for the “Answer Keys” section, or the notice titled “Model Answer Key for Sr. Teacher (Sec. Edu. Deptt.) Comp. Exam – 2025 (G.K. Group-A, Social Science, G.K. Group-B and Hindi)”.
• Click on your subject name (GK Group A, GK Group B, Hindi, and Social Science).
• Select the correct set/paper code that matches.
• The answer key PDF appears on the screen along with correct responses to all questions asked in the exam.
• Cross-check your OMR response sheet against the official key, subject by subject.
• Download and save it for future records.

Details To be Checked in RPSC 2nd Grade Response Sheet PDF

The following details are mentioned in the RPSC 2nd Grade Answer Key 2026.

• Exam Name (Sr. Teacher (Sec. Edu. Deptt.) Comp. Exam – 2025)
• Subject Name
• Paper Code
• Question Numbers & Official Correct Option
• Exam Date
• Model Answer Key release date

Raise Objection Process

Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) provides an opportunity to submit an objection online to the RPSC Teacher Answer Key for any discrepancy. Candidates can raise objections from 28th to 31st July 2026 through the SSO portal by paying Rs. 100/-. To verify their claims, candidates must also upload supporting documents (Standard, Authentic books).

Follow the step-by-step process below to raise an objection to the RPSC 2nd Grade Senior Teacher Answer Key.

1. Log in to the RPSC Recruitment Portal via sso.rajasthan.gov.in using your SSO ID.
2. Select your subject and the specific question(s) you wish to challenge.
3. Upload supporting proof from standard textbooks or reference material.
4. Pay the objection fee of Rs. 100 per question (plus service charges), which RPSC has charged in recent cycles, via e-Mitra or other available online payment modes.
5. Submit your objection before the last date of the window (to be announced with the answer key).

Once the objection window closes, RPSC reviews all submissions and incorporates valid corrections into the final answer key. The result and merit list are prepared strictly based on the final answer key, not the provisional one.

RPSC Senior Teacher Exam 2026- Marking Scheme

A candidate needs to familiarize themselves with the RPSC 2nd marking scheme to calculate approximate marks in the exam. As per the marking scheme, 2 marks will be given for a correct answer, and there is negative marking: 1/3 mark deducted for a wrong answer.

How to Calculate Your Expected Score?

• Match your response sheet (OMR) against the official answer key, subject by subject.
• Add full marks for every question marked with an asterisk (*), since these are awarded to all candidates.
• For every wrong answer, deduct 1/3 mark as per the negative marking rule.
• Add up your net score across both Paper 1 (GK) and Paper 2 (Subject-Specific) to estimate your total out of 500.