The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the official answer key for the Delhi Police Constable Recruitment Examination 2025.
Candidates who appeared for the exam can now download the answer key and raise objections, if any, till January 16, 2026, through the official SSC portal at ssc.gov.in.
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This is a crucial opportunity for candidates to challenge incorrect answers before the final result is declared.
Understanding the Delhi Police Constable Answer Key
The answer key is not the final result but a provisional document showing SSC’s official responses to all questions asked in the examination.
Releasing the answer key before final results allows candidates to verify their answers, estimate their scores, and challenge any questions they believe have incorrect official answers.
The answer key released is specific to each shift and set code, as different question papers were used across multiple examination sessions to maintain fairness and prevent malpractice.
Key Details About Answer Key and Objections
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Release Date | January 13, 2026 |
| Objection Deadline | January 16, 2026 (11:30 PM) |
| Objection Fee | ₹100 per question challenged |
| Refund Policy | Fee refunded if objection accepted |
| Official Website | ssc.gov.in |
Candidates have only three days to download the answer key, cross-check their responses, and submit objections with supporting documents.
Who Can Access the Answer Key?
- Candidates who appeared for Delhi Police Constable Exam 2025
- Those with valid registration numbers and login credentials
- Applicants across all shifts and exam centers
Only registered candidates can access their specific answer key using their application number and password on the SSC portal.
How to Download Answer Key and Raise Objections
Step 1 – Login: Visit ssc.gov.in and log in using your registration number and password from the admit card.
Step 2 – Download: Click on the answer key link for Delhi Police Constable 2025 and download your shift-specific answer key along with your recorded responses.
Step 3 – Verify: Compare the official answers with your responses and check questions where you believe the official answer is incorrect.
Step 4 – Raise Objection: Click on the objection link, select the question number, upload supporting documents (reference books, official sources), and pay ₹100 per question through net banking, credit/debit card, or UPI.
Step 5 – Confirmation: Save the payment receipt and objection reference number for future tracking.
What Happens After Objection Submission?
SSC’s expert committee reviews all objections along with supporting documents. If your objection is found valid and the official answer is indeed incorrect, SSC will:
- Revise the answer key accordingly
- Award marks to all affected candidates
- Refund your ₹100 objection fee
If the objection is rejected, no refund is provided, and the original answer stands.
Important Reminder
Raising objections does not guarantee changes to the answer key. Submit objections only if you have strong evidence from credible sources like official textbooks, government publications, or established reference materials. Frivolous objections without proper documentation will be rejected, and you will lose the ₹100 fee per question.
The January 16 deadline is final—no extensions are typically granted, so candidates must act quickly.
The Delhi Police Constable Answer Key 2025 is now available on ssc.gov.in, and candidates have until January 16, 2026, to raise objections with proper documentation.
This is a critical step before final results are announced, so candidates should carefully review their answers and submit well-supported objections if they identify errors. After the objection window closes, SSC will release the final answer key and results based on the expert committee’s review.
FAQs
Can I challenge multiple questions?
Yes, but you must pay ₹100 separately for each question you challenge.
When will the final result be declared?
SSC typically announces results 2-3 weeks after the objection window closes.
What documents are accepted as proof for objections?
Standard textbooks, government publications, official websites, and established reference materials are accepted.