How can one see the SSC GD answer key 2023 released recently?

 The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) releases the answer key for the SSC GD examination on its official website, ssc.nic.in. To check the answer key, you can follow these steps:



  1. Go to the official website of the SSC - ssc.nic.in
  2. Look for the "Answer Key" tab on the home page and click on it.
  3. Select the SSC GD exam from the list of exams for which the answer key has been released.
  4. Enter your login credentials, such as registration number and password.
  5. The answer key will be displayed on the screen.
  6. Download and take a printout of the answer key for future reference.

If you have any discrepancies or objections with the answer key, you can raise an objection within the specified time frame by following the instructions given on the website.

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