SSC CGL Tier 2 Final Answer Key 2025, Response Sheet Released At ssc.gov.in – News18

Last Updated:March 18, 2025, 20:40 IST

SSC CGL 2024: Candidates can access the answer key, along with their individual response sheets and marks, on the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the final answer key for the Combined Graduate Level Tier 2 Examination (CGL) 2024. Candidates can access the answer key, along with their individual response sheets and marks, on the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in. To access their results, candidates will need to log in using their registered ID and password. The final answer keys will be available till April 17, 2025, at 6 pm.

“The Commission has uploaded the Final Answer Key(s) along with Candidates’ Response Sheet(s) of Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2024 (Tier-II) on Commission’s website on 18.03.2025 (06:00 PM). Candidates may check their individual Final Answer Key(s) along with Candidates’ Response Sheet(s) from 18.03.2025 (06:00 PM) to 17.04.2025 (06:00 PM) by logging-in through their Registered ID and Password on the Login link given below,” reads the official notice.

SSC CGL Tier 2 Final Answer Key 2025: How To Check?

Step 1: Visit the official website of SSC — ssc.gov.in.

Step 2: Go to the SSC CGL Final Answer Key link.

Step 3: Enter your login details — registration number and password.

Step 4: The Final Answer Keys will be displayed on the screen along with the response sheets of the candidates.

Step 5: Download and take a print out for future reference.

This release follows the announcement of the SSC CGL final result 2024, which was declared on March 12. As many as 18,174 candidates qualified for the Tier 2 exam to be held in January.

Following the release of the result, the SC CGL 2024 aspirants flagged errors in the final results. Aspirants had urged the Staff Selection Commission to release the final answer key, citing concerns over irregularities in the normalisation process and a lack of transparency. Several aspirants alleged that candidates with lower raw marks secured higher scores after normalisation and demanded clarification from the commission.

The normalisation process in SSC CGL is used to adjust candidates’ scores when an exam is conducted in multiple shifts with different difficulty levels. Since the difficulty of questions may vary across different shifts, SSC uses a statistical method to ensure fairness.