The Answer Key for SSC GD 2024 will be available soon on the official website ssc.gov.in

The Staff Selection Commission will release the SSC GD Answer Key 2024 on its official websites, ssc.gov.in and ssc.digialm.com. Candidates who have taken the exam will be able to access the direct link to download the SSC GD Constable Answer Key and Response Sheet.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is preparing to unveil the answer key for the online examination conducted for the position of General Duty (GD) Constable in 2024. The SSC GD 2024 exam concluded on 7th March. Typically, SSC publishes the answer key within two to three days following the exam date. Consequently, the release of the answer key is imminent.

The link to the SSC GD Constable Answer Key will be made available on the official websites of the commission, namely ssc.gov.in and ssc.digialm.com. Candidates must log in to the official website using their roll number and password to access the answer key, which will be accompanied by the response sheet.

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Candidates will be given the opportunity to raise objections against the provisional answer key by the commission, for which they will need to pay Rs. 100/-. They can submit their objections online through the SSC website using their login details. The dates for raising objections will be mentioned in the answer key notice. Candidates are advised to carefully review the answer key before submitting any objections.

To Calculate SSC GD Marks with GD Constable Answer Key, applicants can follow these steps. There were 80 questions with 2 marks each. For correct answers, add 2 marks; for incorrect answers, subtract 0.25 marks; for unattempted questions, give 0 marks. For example, if you have 50 correct answers, you will get 100 marks (50×2), and if you have 20 incorrect answers, you will lose 5 marks (20×0.25). If you have 10 unattempted questions, you will receive 0 marks. Therefore, your total marks will be 100-5 = 95 out of 160.