Tripura Public Service Commission DIET Lecturer (Biology) Written Exam Provisional Answer Key 2025
Published 9 Jul 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC) released the provisional answer key for the DIET (Advt. No. 15/2025) written examination for the post of Lecturer (Biology). The answer key is posted on the official TPSC website and serves as a preliminary guide for candidates to gauge their performance before the final result is declared. As a provisional key, it is subject to change after the objection process. Candidates can compare their answer sheets with the key, applying the marking scheme (typically one mark per correct answer, with no negative marking) to estimate their score.
If a candidate finds any discrepancy, they may lodge an objection within the stipulated window (usually 5‑7 days from the date of key release). The objection is raised per question, and a nominal fee—often Rs. 50 per question as stated in the notification—must be paid online. Supporting documents, such as scanned answer sheets, may be required, and the TPSC evaluation committee will review each objection before finalising the key.
After the objection deadline, TPSC publishes the final answer key, which incorporates any accepted changes. The final key is then used to calculate the official scores, and the merit list is released in accordance with the standard TPSC timeline—typically within a few weeks of the final key publication. Candidates can subsequently download their scorecards and await the official result declaration.
It is important for aspirants to keep track of all official announcements on the TPSC portal, as any updates regarding objection deadlines, fee revisions, or result dates will be posted there. Staying informed ensures that candidates can take timely action and avoid missing any crucial deadlines.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
How to Download the Answer Key & Raise Objections
- Visit the official TPSC website (tpsc.tripura.gov.in) and navigate to the 'Answer Keys' section.
- Locate the provisional answer key for ‘Lecturer (Biology) – DIET (Advt. No. 15/2025)’ and click the download link.
- Open the PDF and compare your answer sheet with the key to identify any discrepancies.
- If you wish to raise an objection, click on the ‘Raise Objection’ button next to the relevant question.
- Log in with your registration details, pay the required per‑question fee (as mentioned in the notification), and upload a scanned copy of your answer sheet as proof.
- Submit the objection and note the reference number for future tracking.
- Monitor the TPSC portal for the final answer key and subsequent result announcement.
Important Links
- Official Answer KeyClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I download the provisional answer key?▾
The provisional answer key is available on the TPSC official website under the ‘Answer Keys’ section. Click the PDF link for the DIET Lecturer (Biology) exam to view or download it.
Is the answer key provisional or final?▾
The key released on the website is provisional. It will be revised after the objection period, and a final answer key will be published subsequently.
What is the deadline for raising objections?▾
Candidates must raise objections within the window specified in the notification, typically 5‑7 days from the date the provisional key is posted.
Is there a fee for each objection?▾
Yes, a nominal fee—usually mentioned as Rs. 50 per question in the official notice—is required to raise an objection. The exact amount will be displayed on the objection form.
How do I estimate my score using the provisional key?▾
Match each of your answered questions with the provisional key, award the marks as per the exam’s marking scheme (generally one mark per correct answer), and sum them up to get an estimated score.
When will the final result be released?▾
After the final answer key is published, TPSC usually releases the merit list and result within a few weeks, following its standard examination schedule.
Will the objection fee be refunded if my objection is accepted?▾
The fee is generally non‑refundable. However, any specific refund policy will be detailed in the official objection guidelines.