MPSC Answer Key 2026: Check Assistant Professor & Lecturer Answers

Notice information

• The MPSC Answer Key 2026 for the Assistant Professor and Lecturer posts is a critical document for candidates who appeared in the examination conducted by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC). Released as a PDF on 30 September 2026, this official solution key provides the correct answer option for all 100 questions, identified by Master Question Number and Question ID. By checking the MPSC Answer Key 2026, you can verify your responses, estimate your probable score, and plan your next steps. Three questions (numbers 87, 90, and 97) are marked with a hash symbol (#) – candidates must refer to the official MPSC notice for clarification on these entries. This guide offers a complete walkthrough of the answer key, download steps, scoring method, and everything else you need to navigate the post-exam process with confidence.

How to Download the MPSC Answer Key 2026

• Follow these steps to download and view the answer key:
• Open the MPSC official website at mpsc.gov.in.
• Go to the Answer Key or Latest Updates section on the homepage.
• Locate the notice titled “Assistant Professor and Lecturer Answer Key 2026” dated 30 September 2026.
• Click on the PDF link to open or download the file.
• Save a copy to your device for offline reference.
• Use the Master Question Number or Question ID (13-digit number) to match with your response sheet.

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How to Calculate Scores

• The PDF does not include the official marking scheme. However, you can estimate your raw score using the following general method – always verify the exact scheme from the MPSC notification:
• Each correct answer typically carries 1 or 2 marks (as per past MPSC patterns).
• There may be negative marking for wrong answers (commonly 1/4th or 1/3rd of the marks).
• To calculate, compare your chosen option with the answer key for each question (except the three marked with #).
• Count the number of correct answers and multiply by the marks per question.
• Subtract the penalty for incorrect answers if applicable.
• Do not include the three hash-marked questions (87, 90, 97) until MPSC clarifies their treatment.
• Important: The commission advises candidates not to finalise their estimated marks until the official marking scheme is published.