RPSC Assistant Engineer Answer Key 2025 Released rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the preliminary / model answer key for the Assistant Engineer (AE / AEN / AE Comb. Comp.) 2025 exam on its official website. Aspirants who appeared in the exam held on 28th, 29th & 30th September 2025 can now access the answer key, compare their responses, estimate scores, and raise objections (if permitted). 

This is a crucial step toward transparency and gives candidates clarity before the commission finalizes results. Below is a detailed guide on how to download, use, and act on the answer key.

RPSC Assistant Engineer Answer Key 2025

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đŸ“„ How to Download the RPSC AE 2025 Answer Key (Model / Provisional)

Here’s how you can download the RPSC AE answer key from the official portal:

  1. Go to the RPSC official website: rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in RPSC

  2. Look for a link / tab like “Answer Key / Model Answer Key / AE Exam / Assistant Engineer” in the “Answer Keys” / “Static / Download” section

  3. Click on the relevant link for the AE (Assistant Engineer) exam 2025

  4. The key is usually available in PDF format, set-wise (Set A, B, C, D)

  5. Download and save a copy for reference

  6. Open the PDF, check the answers against your marked responses, and estimate your score

If you have trouble locating the link, use the website’s search feature or check under “Latest News / Notifications.” Sometimes, RPSC updates the answer key in the “Answer Keys / Model Keys” section. (RPSC’s “Answer Keys” section shows keys for various exams) 


🧼 How to Use the Answer Key to Estimate Your Score

Once you have the answer key, follow these steps to estimate your marks:

  • Match your answers: Compare your chosen answers with those in the key for your exam set

  • Scoring scheme: Use the marking pattern specified in the exam notification (for prelims)

  • Correct vs Wrong: Mark full positive marks for correct answers, deduct negative marks (if any) for incorrect ones

  • Unanswered / Blank: No negative marking assumed (if policy allows)

  • Tally totals: Sum up correct scores minus penalties to get your estimated score

This estimate gives you an idea where you might stand before official results are out.


⚠ Objection / Challenge Facility (If Available)

Many exams allow candidates to raise objections against the provisional answer key. Here’s how that usually works:

  • RPSC may publish a window during which candidates can submit objections online

  • Objections must be backed by documented proof / reference / justification

  • Sometimes an objection fee is charged per query

  • After reviewing objections, RPSC will finalize the answer key and declare results

  • The final key will override the provisional one

Keep an eye on RPSC’s Press Notes / Notifications section for an “Online Objection” link. 


🔍 Things to Verify & Keep in Mind

  • Correct exam set / paper code: Ensure you use the answer key corresponding to your exam set (A, B, C, D)

  • Question numbering / serial mapping: Sometimes keys use “Q No. / Res. No.” mapping — be cautious of shifts

  • Negative marking norms: Apply exactly as per RPSC rules (if −0.25 or −0.33 etc.)

  • Updates / revisions: RPSC may release a revised key if objections are accepted

  • Check cutoffs / merit later: The key helps estimate, but final results & cutoffs depend on many factors (normalization, tie rules etc.)


🏗 Particulars of RPSC AE 2025 Exam to Consider

  • The AE / AEN / Assistant Engineer exam in 2025 covers Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Agriculture branches.

  • Preliminary exam dates were 28th–30th September 2025. 

  • The Mains exam is scheduled from 15 March to 18 March 2026 (for selected candidates).

Given this structure, the answer key typically pertains to the preliminary paper stage.


✅ What to Do After Checking the Key

  • Estimate where you stand: Based on your tentative score, see if you are likely to meet past / expected cutoffs

  • Prepare for next stage (Mains) if you think you’re in the qualifying bracket

  • Save objection proof: If RPSC allows, prepare your objections with supporting documents

  • Wait for final key / result: The final declared results will be based on the final key, not the provisional one

  • Review weak areas: Use the answer key + your paper to identify weak topics and strengthen them

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