GUJCET Answer Key 2019

GUJCET 2019 answer key will be released in the first week of May 2019 by Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB). The answer key of GUJCET 2019 will provide correct answers to the questions asked in the entrance exam. With the help of GUJCET 2019 answer key, candidates can check their responses with that of the answer key, and by doing so they will get a fair idea about their probable scores in the entrance test.

Candidates who appear in GUJCET 2019 must note that the provisional GUJCET answer key 2019 is released first by the Board and then the final answer key is published. Candidates also have an option to challenge GUJCET 2019 answer key in case they are doubtful about the answer options. To challenge the answer key of GUJCET 2019, candidates have to pay INR 500 for per question via E-challan within a given time frame.

Update: GUJCET 2019 Exam Dates Rescheduled Due to Lok Sabha Elections

In order to download the answer key of GUJCET 2019, candidates can follow the steps given below:

• Visit the official website of GUJCET 2019.

• Click on the link available to access GUJCET answer key 2019.

• After clicking on the link, ‘GUJCET 2019 Answer Key’ in a PDF format will appear on the screen.

• Cross-check your answers with that of the answer key to estimate your scores.

• Download GUJCET 2019 answer key for future use.

• To challenge the answer key of GUJCET 2019, candidates have to pay INR 500 per question.

• The payment has to be made through E-challan.

• Candidates who wish to raise an objection or challenge a particular question must state the question paper number along with question number.

• Before the deadline, candidates have to send the challenged questions/answer key in the prescribed format to the designated email id.

• The examination authority will finally release the final answer key of GUJCET 2019 after going through all the objections.

Candidates can check the table given below for understanding the GUJCET 2019 marking scheme:

• There are 120 questions in total which carry 120 marks.

• For each correct answer, candidates will be awarded one mark.

• For each incorrect answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted.