HSSC CET Group C answer key 2025 released at hssc.gov.in: Check direct link to download here
To view the answer key, applicants must log in using their credentials. In case of any discrepancies, candidates have the option to challenge the provisional answer key. The objection window will remain open till August 1, 2025, and a non-refundable fee of Rs 250 per question will be applicable for raising objections. As per the official notification, no objections will be entertained after the deadline, and no extension will be granted.
The Haryana CET 2025 exam was conducted on July 26 and 27, 2025, with two shifts held on each day. The examination aims to recruit eligible candidates for Group-C posts across various government departments in the state.
Haryana CET 2025 answer key: Steps to download
Visit the official website –
hssc.gov.in
Click on the link for "Haryana CET 2025 Answer Key".
Log in using your credentials.
View the answer key displayed on the screen.
Download and save the PDF for reference.
Direct link to download the Haryana CET Group C answer key 2025 is here:
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Haryana CET 2025: Marking scheme
Each correct answer in the Haryana CET 2025 examination is awarded one mark.
There is no negative marking for incorrect responses or questions that are left unattempted.
Qualifying marks:
• General category: 50%
• Reserved categories: 40%
Note:
The final answer key will be prepared after subject experts review all valid objections. The Haryana CET 2025 result will be declared based on this final answer key.
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