Model Answer Key – Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education) Sanskrit – RPSC Competitive Exam 2025
Published 17 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the model answer key for the Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education Department) competitive examination 2025, held on 5 June 2026. The exam was conducted for Sanskrit subject vacancies. This is a model (provisional) answer key issued on 15 June 2026, compiled from the official question paper uploaded on the RPSC website.
Candidates can use this model answer key to estimate their performance by comparing their responses against the provided answers (numbered 1 to 150, with a four-option multiple-choice format). The answer key indicates that certain questions may have been deleted (marked with an asterisk) and should not be evaluated. Candidates are advised to cross-check the key against their own answer sheet to calculate a preliminary score.
RPSC typically allows candidates to file objections against the model answer key within a specified window (usually 7–10 days from publication), provided they submit detailed grounds and supporting evidence along with the prescribed fee per question. Objections are reviewed by a subject expert committee, and amendments to the key are made if objections are found valid. The final answer key is published after this review process.
Once the final answer key is released, results are declared in accordance with the examination's merit list and recruitment rules. Candidates should monitor the official RPSC website for notifications regarding the objection deadline, final answer key publication, and result announcement. Any fee paid for valid objections may be refunded as per RPSC's policy.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Vacancy Details & Eligibility
| Post Name | Vacancies | Qualification | Pay Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education Department) | — | As per notification | — |
Important Dates
| Exam Date | 5 Jun 2026 |
| Model Answer Key Issue Date | 15 Jun 2026 |
Selection Process
- Written Examination
- Merit-based selection (based on written exam score)
How to Download the Answer Key & Raise Objections
- Visit the official RPSC website (https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in) and navigate to the 'Answer Keys' or 'Exam Results' section.
- Locate the model answer key for Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education), Sanskrit, Exam 2025, issued on 15 June 2026.
- Download the PDF document and carefully review all 150 questions and their corresponding model answers.
- Compare your own answers marked in the exam with the model answer key to calculate your estimated score using the prescribed marking scheme (if published separately).
- If you wish to challenge any answer(s), note the question number(s), prepare detailed grounds and supporting evidence (references, textbooks, or authoritative sources).
- Return to the RPSC portal and access the objection/challenge submission portal (usually available for 7–10 days from the key's publication date).
- Submit your objection(s) along with the prescribed fee per question, your roll number, exam details, and supporting documentation, then retain proof of submission for future reference.
Important Links
- Model Answer Key PDFClick Here →
- Official RPSC WebsiteClick Here →
- Official Answer KeyClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a model answer key and a final answer key?▾
The model answer key is a provisional version released shortly after the exam to help candidates estimate their performance. The final answer key is published after RPSC reviews and evaluates all objections filed by candidates. Some answers may be modified in the final key if objections are upheld by the subject expert committee. Candidates should use the model key only for self-assessment and not for final evaluation.
How do I download the model answer key?▾
Visit https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in, go to the Answer Keys section, and search for 'Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education), Sanskrit, 2025'. Click the PDF link (e.g., 80C90CEC-3EC9-4AF8-8665-5737523C9437.pdf) to download the document. Save it locally for reference.
How do I calculate my estimated score using this answer key?▾
Compare each of your answers with the model answer key. RPSC will have published a marking scheme (typically one mark per correct answer, with no negative marking or partial credit unless otherwise stated). Count your correct answers and multiply by the marks per question to get your estimated total. Note that this is provisional and may change if the final answer key differs.
What is the deadline and process for filing objections against the answer key?▾
Objections are typically accepted for 7–10 days from the publication date (15 June 2026). Log into your RPSC account on the official portal, select your exam, and use the dedicated objection module. Provide the question number, your suggested answer, and supporting evidence (with page references). Pay the prescribed fee per question (amount varies; check the official notification) and submit. You will receive a confirmation receipt.
Is there a fee for filing objections, and is it refunded if my objection is upheld?▾
Yes, RPSC charges a fee per objection (typically ₹50–100 per question; refer to the official notification for the exact amount). If your objection is accepted and the answer key is amended, the fee is generally refunded. If the objection is rejected, the fee is retained. Keep your payment receipt and objection submission proof.
When will the final answer key and results be released?▾
The final answer key is published after the objection review period ends, typically within 15–30 days of the model key release. Results are declared after the final key is finalized, following the recruitment process timeline. Monitor the RPSC website regularly for notifications. The exact dates are not specified in the model answer key; check the official exam notice or portal.
What does an asterisk (*) or deletion mark against a question mean?▾
An asterisk (*) indicates that the question has been deleted or invalidated by RPSC. Such questions are not evaluated and do not count towards the final score, regardless of whether your answer was correct or incorrect. You should not attempt to file objections for deleted questions.
Can I submit an objection without logging into the RPSC portal?▾
No. All objections must be submitted through the official RPSC online portal using your exam registration credentials (roll number, password, etc.). Objections sent via email, post, or offline means are not accepted. Ensure you have your login details ready before the objection window closes.
What evidence should I provide when filing an objection?▾
Provide clear, authoritative references such as page numbers and titles from standard textbooks, scholarly publications, official government guidelines, or academic sources relevant to Sanskrit. A vague objection without evidence is unlikely to be accepted. RPSC's subject experts review each objection and decide based on merit and credibility of supporting material.
Will the final result be affected if I don't file an objection?▾
No. Whether you file an objection or not, your result is calculated based on the final answer key after all objections are reviewed. However, if you believe an answer in the model key is incorrect, filing an objection is the only way to request a correction. If your objection is upheld, the answer key is amended and all candidates' scores are recalculated accordingly.