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UBSE has released the UTET 2026 provisional answer key, a week after the exam was conducted on 29 September 2026. If you appeared for UTET this cycle, here's exactly what's out and what to do next.
What's Released (5 October 2026)
- The provisional answer key and question paper PDFs for both Paper 1 and Paper 2, covering all four sets — A, B, C, and D.
- These are available on the official UBSE website and the dedicated UTET portal.
- This is a provisional release only — it is not final, and is subject to change based on valid objections.
Download the Answer Key
- Paper 1 Answer Key (PDF) — all four sets (A, B, C, D)
- Paper 2 Answer Key (PDF) — all four sets (A, B, C, D)
Both are hosted directly on UBSE's official server. Match your set (printed on your admit card/question booklet), then cross-check your recorded responses against the answer key to estimate your score. You can also get these from ubse.uk.gov.in or ukutet.com directly.
Objection Window — Closes 15 October 2026
If you believe any answer in the provisional key is incorrect, you can raise an objection online, with supporting evidence, until 15 October 2026 (11:59 PM). Objections submitted after this deadline, or without valid supporting evidence, will not be considered.
What Happens Next
UBSE will review all valid objections received during this window, and prepare a final answer key based on them — only the final answer key will be used to calculate your actual result. Neither the final answer key date nor the result date has been announced yet. Don't trust any third-party site or forward claiming a specific result date until it's confirmed on the official UBSE portal — we'll update this page and our UTET Result page the moment that happens.
A Word of Caution
Only use the answer key published directly by UBSE. Several aggregator sites republish answer keys with their own formatting or commentary — always verify your answers against the original PDF from the official source before raising any objection or concluding your score.