Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission (Website)

The Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UKSSSC) has officially released the provisional answer key for the Graduate Level Recruitment Examination 2026. This key pertains to the written test conducted on June 14, 2026, across various centers in the state. Candidates who participated in this selection process can now access the official answer keys for all four question paper sets—A, B, C, and D. By comparing their responses with the provided solutions, applicants can estimate their performance and identify potential discrepancies. The commission has also initiated the objection submission process, allowing candidates to challenge any answer they believe is incorrect. This step is crucial for ensuring transparency and accuracy before the final results are compiled. Applicants are advised to review the official documentation carefully and submit any valid objections within the stipulated timeframe to ensure their concerns are addressed by the examination board.

As per the original recruitment notification for the Graduate Level posts under UKSSSC.

The selection process for the UKSSSC Graduate Level recruitment involves a written examination followed by document verification. The written test is designed to assess the candidate's knowledge in relevant subjects, general awareness, and reasoning abilities. Candidates who qualify in the written exam based on the final answer key and cut-off marks are shortlisted for the document verification stage. During document verification, candidates must produce original certificates to prove their educational qualifications, age, and category status. Final merit lists are prepared based on the performance in the written examination and successful completion of the verification process.

The Graduate Level examination was conducted in a single shift from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The question paper was divided into four sets (A, B, C, and D). The test evaluates candidates on various subjects relevant to the graduate-level curriculum, including general knowledge, reasoning, and subject-specific topics as defined in the official syllabus.

Candidates are required to pay an objection fee of ₹50 per question challenged. This fee must be paid through the official online portal. No offline or manual payment methods are accepted by the commission.