AP PGECET 2024 Answer Key Objection Facility Ends Today for Exam Held on May 31; Know Steps Here

AP PGECET 2024 answer key objection facility will end today for the exam conducted on May 31. Candidates who wish to raise objections in provisional AP PGECET answer key can do so online at the official website. Know steps to challenge

AP PGECET 2024: Sri Venkateshwara University will be closing the answer key objections window for AP PGECET 2024 today for the exam held on May 31. Candidates who are not satisfied with the answers can challenge AP PGECET provisional answer key online till 5 PM. AP PGECET 2024 answer key objection link is available at the official website: cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/PGECET.

They have to login with their registration number, PGECET hall ticket number and mobile number to raise objections in the answer key. This time, the AP PGECET exam was held online in Computer Based Mode (CBT) from May 29 to 31, 2024.

How to Challenge AP PGECET 2024 Answer Key?

On the homepage, candidates must click on the link that says ‘Key Objections’ and log in with their registration number, hall ticket number and mobile number to raise objections against the AP PGECET answer keys. They can go through the steps to know how to raise objections against AP PGECET provisional answer key:

Step 1: Go to the official website: cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/PGECET

Step 2: On the homepage, click on key objections

Step 3: Login with registration number, hall ticket number and mobile number

Step 4: Now raise objections by providing documentation proof

Step 5: Submit and save it for future references

How to calculate Probable Scores by Using AP PGECET 2024 Answer Key?

Candidates can calculate the probable scores by using the AP PGECET 2024 answer key before the AP PGECET result. They can follow the steps below to calculate the score:

Step 1: Match the correct responses from the answer key with the responses recorded in the AP PGECET 2024 exam

Step 2: Follow the AP PGECET marking scheme prescribed by the exam authorities

Step 3: They have to use this formula to calculate the probable score: Expected scores = Number of correct answers * 1

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