RRB Notification: Access Answer Key and Raise Objections for JE, DMS, and CMA Exams

The Railway Recruitment Board has released a notification for candidates who appeared in the CBT-I for Junior Engineer, Depot Material Superintendent, and Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant positions. Starting November 11, 2026, candidates can access their question papers, answers, and official answer keys. They have until November 17, 2026, to raise objections against any discrepancies found. A fee of ₹50 applies for each objection, which will be refunded if validated. This article outlines the complete process for accessing the answer key and submitting objections.

By Ambika Singh Nov 11, 2026, 09:03 IST

RRB Releases Answer Key Access Notification

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced the availability of the answer key and the option to raise objections for the initial stage of the recruitment exam for Junior Engineer (JE), Depot Material Superintendent (DMS), and Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA). Candidates who participated in the Computer-Based Test (CBT-I) can access their question papers, their submitted answers, and the official answer keys starting from November 11, 2026.

Accessing the Answer Key

Candidates will find links to access this information on the respective regional RRB websites. These links will allow candidates to review the questions, their selected options, and the official answers. If any discrepancies are found in the questions or answers, candidates can submit objections following the outlined procedure.

Exam Dates and Access Period

When was the CBT-I examination conducted?

The CBT for RRB JE, DMS, and CMA took place on October 27, October 28, and November 2, 2026. Candidates can view their response sheets and answer keys from November 11 until 11:59 PM on November 17, 2026. The window for raising objections and paying the associated fees will also be open during this timeframe.

Objection Submission Deadline

What is the deadline for raising objections?

Candidates must submit their objections by 11:59 PM on November 17, 2026. After this time, no objections will be accepted. It is advisable for candidates to review their materials promptly and file any objections as soon as possible.

Objection Fee Details

What is the fee for raising an objection?

Each objection submitted will incur a fee of ₹50, plus any applicable bank service charges. If the RRB validates a candidate's objection, the fee will be refunded, although bank charges will be deducted from this refund. The refund will be processed back to the original payment account.

Payment Methods for Objection Fees

How can candidates pay the objection fee?

Candidates can utilize the following payment methods when submitting an objection:

Debit Card

Credit Card

Net Banking

Procedure for Submitting Objections

How to submit an objection to the answer key?

Candidates can access their question paper, response sheet, and answer key through the link on their respective regional RRB website. Detailed instructions for submitting objections, along with necessary guidelines, will also be available via this link. Candidates should first review their question papers and answers, and then follow the provided instructions to challenge any question, option, or answer, along with the payment of the required fee.