TSICET Answer Key

To raise objections against the Telangana State Integrated Common Entrance Test TSICET answer key, you will need to follow the steps provided by the conducting authority of the exam. The process for raising objections may vary slightly depending on the year and the conducting authority, but the general steps are as follows:
Visit the official website of TSICET and find the link to the answer key. Check the answer key carefully and note down any discrepancies or errors that you find. Look for the objection window or link on the official website. Fill in the objection form with your personal details such as name, registration number, etc. , along with the details of the questions you are disputing and the reason why. Attach any supporting documents or evidence that you may have to back up your objection. Submit the objection form within the deadline specified by the conducting authority. Pay the requisite fee for each objection raised (if applicable). Wait for the conducting authority to review the objections and release a final answer key. It is important to note that not all conducting authorities may allow candidates to raise objections against the answer key. Therefore, it is essential to keep track of any notifications or updates from the conducting authority regarding the objection process.

TSICET (Telangana State Integrated Common Entrance Test) is conducted by the Kakatiya University, Warangal on behalf of Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) for admission to MBA and MCA courses in various colleges in Telangana state. Generally, the TSICET answer key is released in online mode by the conducting authority, I. e. , Kakatiya University, a few days after the entrance exam is conducted. The candidates can visit the official website of TSICET to check and download the answer key. The official TSICET answer key provides the correct answers to all the questions asked in the entrance exam, and it helps the candidates to calculate their expected scores. The candidates can also challenge the answer key within a specified period if they find any discrepancy in it. After considering the objections raised by the candidates, the final answer key is released by the conducting authority, and the results are declared based on the final answer key.

All the answers marked by the candidate while taking the TSICET exam are available in the response sheet, whether correct or incorrect. The response sheet, also known as the answer sheet, contains all the questions with the answers marked by the candidate. Test takers can access the TSICET response sheet and answer key to calculate the number of correct answers marked by them. TSICET response sheet is accessible via a login portal available on the official exam website. Candidates can access the response sheet using the credentials, including the registration number and icet hall ticket number. No other mode will be available to access the TSICET response sheet.

To calculate the probable score using the TSICET answer key, candidates must have access to following information/documents:
- TSICET answer key
- TSICET question paper
- TSICET marking scheme
- TSICET response sheet
Each candidate will be evaluated based on the officially released marking scheme along with the exam details. As per the TSICET marking scheme, test takers get one mark for each correct response. While no negative marking prevails for incorrect responses or unattempted questions. Once the TSICET answer key and question paper is accessible officially, candidates must check the number of correct answers marked by them using the response sheet. The total number of correct responses marked will be the raw score in TSICET exam.