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BPSC 70th CCE Re-Exam Answer Key: As per the official notice of BPSC, candidates can download the OMR sheet from today, January 19 to January 21.
BPSC 70th CCE Prelims Answer Key link is now available on the official website bpsc.bih.nic.in. (Representative/file photo)
BPSC 70th Prelims Exam Answer Key: Bihar Public Service Commission has released the provisional answer key of 70th Combined Competitive Examination (BPSC 70th CCE). Candidates who appeared for the re-examination held on January 4 can now download and check the BPSC 70th CCE Preliminary Exam Answer Key from the official website bpsc.bih.nic.in.
According to the official notification of BPSC, candidates can download the OMR sheet from today, January 19 to January 21. Candidates can also raise objections against the provisional answer keys, if any, till January 21, 2025.
How to Download BPSC 70th CCE Answer Key?
step 1: Visit the official website of BPSC bpsc.bih.nic.in
step 2: Click on OMR sheet link on the homepage
step 3: Go to the login page and enter the required credentials
step 4: BPSC 70th Prelims OMR Sheet PDF will appear on your screen, download it
Step 5: Check the responses and raise objections, if any, by uploading supporting documents and paying the required fee.
BPSC 70th CCE was held on December 13, however, re-exam was conducted on January 4 for 12,000 candidates who appeared for the exam at Bapu Examination Complex Centre. Here, the re-examination was held at 22 centers from noon and continued till 2 pm. Out of total candidates, 8200 appeared in the re-examination. The examination was mired in controversy over allegations of leaking of question papers, which were rejected by the Commission.
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District Magistrate Chandrashekhar Singh told reporters“The re-examination was conducted peacefully at all the centres, where adequate arrangements were made. The district administration had issued strict guidelines. Unauthorized entry, assembly and protests were prohibited within a radius of 200 meters of the centres.”
The matter even reached the Supreme Court, but it refused to consider a petition on alleged irregularities in the preliminary examination.
