JKSSB Technician G-II Answer Key 2026 Out – Objection from 08.10.2026

JKSSB put out the answer key for the Technician G-II exam on the same day the paper was held, 07.10.2026. It covers all 120 questions, in four question-booklet series: A, B, C and D. This is a provisional answer key, which means it is the first version and can still change if candidates raise valid objections. If you think an answer is wrong, you have to go in person to a JKSSB office in Jammu or Srinagar from 08.10.2026, because online objections are not accepted.

⚡ QUICK FACTS
🎓 Exam
Technician G-II (Lab, Medical)
📌 Answer Key
Provisional, Series A to D
💰 Objection Fee
Rs 200 per question
🗓️ Last Date
10.10.2026 (till 5:00 PM)
This answer key is for the Technician G-II exam covered in JKSSB JHI, Technician G-II Admit Card 2026 Out – Exam 06.10 and 07.10.2026 — see that post for the admit card details and the notification number.
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Answer Key Overview

FieldDetails
Exam NameTechnician G-II (Lab Group) / Technician G-II (Medical Group), OMR based written examination (you shade bubbles on a sheet that a machine reads), Health and Medical Education Department
OrganizationJammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB)
Notification / Advertisement No.Advertisement Notification No. 07 of 2025, Item Nos. 132-133. Answer key notice no. JKSSB-COE0EXAM(UT)/03/2026-03(7909564) dated 07.10.2026
LocationJammu and Kashmir
Exam Date07.10.2026
Answer Key TypeProvisional answer key (first version, open to objections)
Series CoveredSeries A, B, C and D, Question Nos. 1 to 120
Objection ModeOffline only, at the JKSSB office. Any other mode is not accepted
Objection WindowThree working days starting 08.10.2026, from 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM each day
Objection FeeRs 200 per question, by demand draft (refundable if the objection is correct)
Official NotificationDownload Official Notification (PDF)
Official WebsiteJKSSB Official Website

Important Dates

EventDate
Exam Date07.10.2026
Answer Key Notice Date07.10.2026
Objection Window Opens08.10.2026, 11:00 AM
Objection Window ClosesThree working days from 08.10.2026, up to 05:00 PM each day. That counts to 10.10.2026 if all three are working days. If Saturday is a holiday at the office, the last day moves to Monday, 12.10.2026. The notice does not name the final day, so do not wait for it
Final Answer KeyNot announced in the notice

Objection Fee

ItemDetails
FeeRs 200 per question
How to PayDemand draft (a bank-issued payment slip that works like a cheque), in favour of the Accounts Officer, J&K Services Selection Board
RefundRefundable if your objection is found genuine and correct
Bank Details on the FormYour 16-digit account number and IFSC code (the bank branch code) go on the objection form

How to Raise an Objection

  1. Open the answer key (Annexure A of the notice) and find your series, A, B, C or D, as printed on your question booklet. Compare it with the answers you marked.
  2. Fill the objection form, which is Annexure B of the notice. Use a separate form for each question. Write your name, exam name, advertisement number, application number, roll number, exam date, exam centre division (Jammu or Kashmir), address and mobile number, then the question number with its series.
  3. Write what you are objecting to and the answer you think is correct. Attach a hard copy (a paper print) of the proof, such as a page from a textbook or another source.
  4. Get a demand draft of Rs 200 for each question, in favour of the Accounts Officer, JKSSB. Add the draft number and date to the form, along with your 16-digit account number and IFSC code.
  5. Submit everything between 11:00 AM and 05:00 PM on one of the three working days starting 08.10.2026. Go to JKSSB, Muthi, Akhnoor Road, Jammu, or to JKSSB, Zamzam Building, Rambagh, Srinagar.

Note: The board will not look at objections that arrive after the window or by any mode other than offline submission at the office.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Do not put two questions on one form. The form says that if you do, only the first question on it will be looked at.
  • Do not send your objection by post or email. JKSSB says it will not accept any mode other than offline, and nothing after the window.
  • Do not forget the proof. The notice asks for hard copies only, so a phone screenshot will not do.
  • Do not forget the Rs 200 demand draft for every question you challenge.
  • Check your series before you compare. The same question number can have a different answer in each series: Question 1 is A in Series A but C in Series B.
  • Do not wait for the last day. The notice does not say which calendar day the three working days end on, so go on the first or second day.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the JKSSB Technician G-II answer key released?

The notice is dated 07.10.2026, the same day the exam was held.

Which posts and series does the answer key cover?

It covers Technician G-II (Lab Group) and Technician G-II (Medical Group), with answers for Question Nos. 1 to 120 in Series A, B, C and D.

How can I raise an objection against the answer key?

You must submit the Annexure B form, with proof and the fee, at the JKSSB office in Jammu (Muthi, Akhnoor Road) or Srinagar (Zamzam Building, Rambagh).

What is the last date to raise an objection?

The notice gives three working days starting 08.10.2026, from 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM each day, and it does not name the final day, but it counts to 10.10.2026 if all three are working days.

How much is the objection fee?

The fee is Rs 200 per question, paid by demand draft, and it is returned if your objection is found correct.

Can I send my objection online or by post?

No, JKSSB will accept objections offline only at its office and will not entertain any other mode.

Will JKSSB tell me if my objection is accepted?

No, the notice says candidates will not be told individually, but if an objection is correct the answer key is revised for every candidate.

Can I challenge more than one question on a single form?

No, you must use a separate form for each question, and only the first question on a page is considered.

Disclaimer: The information above has been compiled from the official notification for the convenience of job seekers. Candidates are advised to verify all details from the official website before applying.