RPSC Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education) Competitive Exam 2025 — Punjabi Model Answer Key
Published 30 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC), Ajmer has released the official model answer key for the Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education Department) Competitive Examination 2025, held on 7 June 2026. The exam was conducted for the Punjabi subject and comprised 150 multiple-choice questions. This is a model answer key—a provisional official response sheet published by RPSC to enable candidates to self-assess their performance before the final result is declared.
Candidates can use this answer key to estimate their likely score by matching their responses against the official answers. The key follows the standard multiple-choice format with answers marked 1–4 for each question number. A note indicates that any questions marked with an asterisk (*) have been deleted and will not be counted in the final evaluation. Candidates should cross-verify their marked responses with this key to calculate their anticipated score, keeping in mind that the final result may differ based on any official answer changes or question deletions formally announced.
RPSC typically invites objections to answer keys within a defined window (usually 2–7 days of publication). Candidates who believe a question or the official answer is incorrect may file a formal challenge by submitting a written objection with supporting justification and the prescribed fee per question—usually ₹100–500—via the official portal or post. An expert panel reviews objections; if upheld, the answer key is revised and the candidate's fee is refunded. Following the objection process and any revisions, RPSC publishes the final answer key, upon which the merit list and result are calculated.
The final result and merit list are typically released within 2–4 weeks of the objection deadline, as per RPSC's standard examination schedule. Shortlisted candidates proceed to document verification and interview rounds (if applicable to the post).
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
| Exam Date | 7 Jun 2026 |
| Model Answer Key Issue Date | 30 Jun 2026 |
How to Download the Answer Key & Raise Objections
- Visit the official RPSC website (rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in) and navigate to the 'Answer Keys' or 'Exam Results' section.
- Locate the answer key for 'Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education) Competitive Exam 2025 – Punjabi' using the examination date (07-06-2026) or exam code.
- Download the PDF document containing the model answer key (150 questions with official answers marked 1–4).
- Compare your marked responses with the official answers to estimate your score. Note any questions marked with (*) as these are deleted and not counted.
- If you disagree with any official answer or believe a question is ambiguous or erroneous, prepare a detailed written objection within the prescribed window (check the official notification for exact deadline).
- Log into your RPSC candidate portal, navigate to 'Raise Objection' or 'Challenge Answer Key', select the question(s), provide justification, and upload supporting documents (if required).
- Pay the prescribed objection fee per question (typically ₹100–500) via online payment (credit card, debit card, or net banking) and submit your objection before the deadline.
Important Links
- Official Answer KeyClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I download the RPSC Lecturer & Coach Punjabi answer key?▾
Go to rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in, find the 'Answer Keys' section, and search for the exam date (07-06-2026) or exam name 'Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education) Comp. Exam 2025 – Punjabi'. Click the PDF link to download the model answer key containing all 150 answers.
Is this a provisional or final answer key?▾
This is a model answer key, which is provisional. RPSC publishes it immediately after the exam to allow candidates to self-assess. After the objection window closes, RPSC reviews challenges and publishes a final, revised answer key if necessary.
How do I estimate my score using the answer key?▾
Match your marked answers with the official key. For each correct answer, award yourself marks as per the scheme (typically 1 mark per correct answer). Note any deleted questions (marked with *) and exclude them from your count. Your estimated raw score will help you gauge your position, though the final result depends on the revised answer key.
What is the objection/challenge process and deadline?▾
Candidates may file objections to specific answers within 2–7 days of the answer key's publication (issue date: 30-06-2026). Check the official notification for the exact deadline. Submit objections via the RPSC portal with supporting justification and the prescribed fee (typically ₹100–500 per question). Objections are reviewed by an expert panel; if upheld, the answer is revised.
Is the objection fee refunded if my challenge is accepted?▾
Yes. If RPSC's expert panel upholds your objection and modifies the answer key accordingly, your objection fee is refunded. If your objection is rejected, the fee is typically not refunded.
When will the final answer key and result be released?▾
The final answer key is published after the objection window closes and expert review is complete, typically 1–2 weeks after the objection deadline. The final result and merit list follow within 2–4 weeks of the final answer key, as per RPSC's standard examination schedule.
What happens if a question is deleted (marked with *)?▾
Deleted questions are not counted in the final evaluation of any candidate. If a question you answered is deleted, that answer will not affect your score positively or negatively. The total marks for the exam are adjusted accordingly.
How many questions are in this exam and what is the maximum score?▾
The Lecturer & Coach (Secondary Education) Punjabi exam comprises 150 multiple-choice questions. Assuming 1 mark per correct answer and no negative marking (as is standard for RPSC lecturer exams), the maximum score is 150 marks, minus any deleted questions.
Can I challenge multiple answers in one objection?▾
Yes. You may file objections to multiple questions in a single submission. However, the fee is usually charged per question, so challenging 5 questions would cost 5 × (prescribed fee per question).
What documents do I need to upload with my objection?▾
Most objections require a written explanation of why you believe the answer is incorrect or the question is ambiguous. You may be asked to upload reference material (textbooks, official standards, or court judgements) supporting your claim. Check the RPSC notification for specific document requirements.