The Haryana Staff Selection Commission will release the HSSC Group D answer key 2023 soon. The HSSC CET exam for 2023, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), took place on October 21 and 22, encompassing 798 examination centers. Over 13 lakh candidates registered for the Haryana CET 2023 examination. Once the PDF version of the HSSC CET answer key for 2023 is made available, it can be downloaded on the official website at hssc.gov.in. Candidates will have the opportunity to challenge the HSSC Group D answer key. The final answer key and the results will be announced following a thorough review of objections submitted by the applicants by subject matter experts.


HSSC Group D Answer Key: How To Download?


To download the HSSC Group D answer key, please follow the below steps:




  • Visit the official HSSC website by going to hssc.gov.in.




  • Look for the link labeled "HSSC Provisional Answer Key" and click on it.




  • You will be prompted to enter your login credentials, which you would have generated during your registration for the exam.




  • Once you've provided the required information, the answer key will be displayed on your screen for your review.




  • Download the answer key to your device and save it for future reference and use.




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Notably, HSSC is conducting the group D CET for 13,536 vacancies. Candidates who achieve the minimum cut-off marks corresponding to their respective categories will be deemed qualified to proceed to the mains test. Although the official cut-off for the HSSC Group D test in 2023 has not been released yet, based on a careful analysis of the HSSC Group D exam and historical cut-off trends, here are the expected category-wise cut-off marks:



  • General (UR): 60-65

  • Other Backward Classes (OBC): 55-60

  • Backward Classes (BC): 50-55

  • Scheduled Caste (SC): 45-50


It's important to note that the HSSC CET Group D test is assessed out of a total of 95 marks. Part 1 carries the majority of the weightage, accounting for 75%, while the remaining 25% weightage is allocated to Part 2. Additionally, there are socio-economic and work experience components, both of which contribute 10 marks to the overall score.










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