OSSTET 2021 (2nd) Answer Key Out; Know How to Check and Raise Objections

OSSTET Phase 2 provisional answer key was released on 8 March 2022, and candidates have until 12 March 2022 to raise objections against it.

Raghavendra Kumar Yadav

Updated on - Mar 9, 2022 | 10:01 AM IST

OSSTET 2021 (2nd) Answer Key Out; Know How to Check and Raise Objections

Authorities have released the OSSTET 2nd 2021 Answer Key on the official website (image credit: picabay.com)

Officials released the OSSTET Phase 2 provisional answer key today, on 8 March 2022, and candidates have until 12 March 2022 to raise objections against it. The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) oversees the Odisha Secondary School Teachers Eligibility Test (OSSTET). This year, phase two of the OSSTET exam was held on 9 February 2022, and the application forms were open from 23 December 2021 to 10 January 2022.

Steps to Check the OSSTET (2nd) 2021 Answer Keys

The BSE Odisha has released the provisional answer key for OSSTET Phase 2. Therefore, candidates must follow the steps given below to check the same.

Visit the official website – bseodisha.ac.in
Under the latest updates section on the homepage, click on ‘2022-03-08 OSSTET-2021(2nd) SCORING KEY PAPER-I’ for Paper 1 and ‘2022-03-08 OSSTET-2021(2nd) SCORING KEY PAPER-II’ for Paper 2.
PDF of the answer keys will open on your screen. Now, compare the answer key with your response sheet and calculate your score.
Finally, save and download the answer key for future reference.

Steps to Raise Objections Against the Answer Keys

According to the official notice, the minimum qualifying score for unreserved category candidates is 60%, and for the reserved category candidates, it is 55%. Candidates must follow the step given below to raise objections against the answer keys.

Visit the official website – bseodisha.ac.in
Under the latest updates, click on the homepage ‘2022-03-08 APPLICATION FORM FOR CHALLENGE ON ANSWER KEYS IN OSSTET-2021 (II nd)’.
On the new page, enter your login details like roll number and mobile number.
After logging in, the website will direct you to the payment page to pay the fee for the objection.
After making the payment, upload the documents in support of your objection.
Now, enter your bank details so that if your response gets approved by the board, authorities will refund the fee amount back to you.
Finally, click on ‘Submit’ and download the acknowledgement slip.

Candidates must note that the fee per challenge is Rs. 500/- and candidates can only upload up to 10 documents supporting their objection.