CGSSB Answer Key 2026 - Download Assistant & Process Writer Model Answer Key

Notice information

• The CGSSB Answer Key 2026 for the Joint Recruitment Exam (LAG26) has been officially released by the Chhattisgarh Staff Selection Board (CGSSB) on 18 September 2026. This model answer key covers both Assistant Grade-3 and Process Writer posts. Candidates who appeared for the exam conducted on 6 September 2026 can now download the Answer Key 2026 from the official portal at vyapamcg.cgstate.gov.in and compare their responses. The solution key is crucial for estimating your probable score and identifying any discrepancies. If you find an incorrect answer, you may raise an objection online with supporting proof until 23 September 2026, 3:00 PM. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, direct download links, objection procedures, and important dates to help you navigate the process seamlessly.

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How to Download

• Follow these simple steps to view or download the CGSSB Model Answer Key 2026:
• Visit the official website: https://cgssb.cgstate.gov.in.
• Click on the “Model Answer Key” or “LAG26” notification on the homepage.
• Alternatively, use the direct PDF link provided above.
• The answer key PDF will open – you can view, compare your answers, and save it for future reference.
• If you need to raise an objection, log in to your candidate profile using your credentials.

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How to Calculate Scores

• Since the official marking scheme for the LAG26 exam has not been detailed in the answer key notice, candidates are advised to refer to the original exam notification for exact marks per question and negative marking rules. However, assuming the standard pattern:
• Each correct answer carries 1 mark (or as specified in your admit card).
• Compare your marked responses with the model answer key for each question.
• Count the number of correct answers and multiply by the per-question marks.
• If negative marking applies, subtract marks for wrong answers as per the exam pattern.
• Use the formula: Total Score = (Correct Answers × Marks per Question) – (Wrong Answers × Negative Mark per Question).

What documents are required to raise an objection?

• You need to upload supporting proof (e.g., reference book pages, official notification) in soft copy. The document must clearly validate your claim.