What Has Been Released — Key Details at a Glance

Exam Dates — When Was the DSSSB PRT 2026 Exam Held?

The DSSSB PRT recruitment examination was conducted over multiple dates between February and April 2026:

The exam was conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode across multiple shifts. Candidates who appeared on any of these dates can now download their response sheet and check the provisional answer key.

Vacancy Breakdown — 1,180 PRT Posts

The DSSSB PRT recruitment drive aims to fill 1,180 Primary Teacher posts across two organisations:

How to Download DSSSB PRT Answer Key 2026 — Step by Step

Step 1 → Visit the official DSSSB website: dsssb.delhi.gov.in

Step 2 → On the homepage, find and click the link “Answer Key / Response Sheet” (listed under important announcements or the candidate portal section)

Step 3 → A login page will appear — enter:

• Your Application Number
• Your Password

Step 4 → After logging in, your personal Response Sheet (showing your marked answers) and the Provisional Answer Key (showing correct answers) will appear on screen

Step 5 → Cross-check your responses against the official answers

Step 6 → Click Download to save the Answer Key and Response Sheet PDF for future reference

Keep the downloaded PDF safe — you will need it to calculate your expected score and to raise objections if required.

DSSSB PRT Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme 2026

Understanding the marking scheme is critical for calculating your expected score accurately.

How to Calculate Your Expected DSSSB PRT Score

Use this formula:

Expected Score = (Correct Answers × 1) − (Wrong Answers × 0.25)

Practical Example:

• Correct Answers: 140
• Wrong Answers: 20
• Unattempted: 40

Score = (140 × 1) − (20 × 0.25) = 140 − 5 = 135 marks

Important if exam was held in multiple shifts: DSSSB may apply normalization to account for difficulty variation between shifts. Your raw score may be adjusted to a normalized score before the final result is declared.

How to Raise Objections Against DSSSB PRT Answer Key 2026

If you believe any answer in the provisional answer key is incorrect, you can officially challenge it.

Objection Deadline: April 17, 2026

Steps to Raise an Objection:

Step 1 → Log in to dsssb.delhi.gov.in using your Application Number and Password

Step 2 → Navigate to the “Objection/Challenge Answer Key” section (also referred to as the OARS portal in some DSSSB notices)

Step 3 → Select the Question Number(s) you wish to challenge

Step 4 → Select the answer you believe is correct

Step 5 → Upload supporting documents — valid academic proof, reference from standard textbooks, or any other credible source to back your objection

Step 6 → Pay the objection fee of ₹100 per question through the available online payment gateway

Step 7 → Submit the objection form and download the confirmation receipt — keep it as proof of submission

Important Rules for Objections:

• Objections can ONLY be raised against the provisional answer key — not the final answer key
• Every objection MUST be backed by valid academic proof
• Objections submitted after April 17, 2026 will NOT be considered
• The objection fee of ₹100 per question is generally non-refundable unless DSSSB specifies otherwise
• After reviewing all objections, DSSSB will release the Final Answer Key — which is absolute and final

What Happens After the Objection Window Closes?

Understanding the timeline after objections helps you plan your next steps:

DSSSB PRT Salary — What You Will Earn

Candidates selected for the Primary Teacher posts under DSSSB PRT 2026 will receive a salary in the pay level as per 7th Pay Commission norms:

The Primary Teacher post is a permanent government teaching position under the Government of NCT of Delhi — with full job security, pension benefits and other Central Government perks.

What Is DSSSB? — For First-Time Candidates

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is the official recruitment body set up by the Government of the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi. It conducts written examinations, professional tests and interviews to fill various Group B and Group C posts across:

• Directorate of Education, Delhi
• New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC)
• State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT)
• Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC)
• Other autonomous bodies under Delhi government

DSSSB ensures a fair, transparent and merit-based selection process. For Primary Teacher posts, selection is based on the CBT result.

DSSSB PRT Answer Key 2026 — FAQs

Q. When was the DSSSB PRT Answer Key 2026 released? On April 13, 2026, on the official website dsssb.delhi.gov.in.

Q. What is the last date to raise objections against the DSSSB PRT answer key?

April 17, 2026. No objections will be accepted after this date.

Q. What credentials are needed to download the answer key?

Your Application Number and Password — the same credentials used during the DSSSB online application process.

Q. How many questions were in the DSSSB PRT 2026 exam?

200 objective MCQ questions carrying 200 marks total.

Q. What is the negative marking in DSSSB PRT?

0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer. Unattempted questions carry no penalty.

Q. How much is the objection fee per question?

₹100 per question. The fee is generally non-refundable.

Q. When will the DSSSB PRT Result 2026 be declared?

Expected in May 2026, after the final answer key is released following objection review.

Q. How many vacancies are there in DSSSB PRT 2026?

1,180 vacancies — 1,055 for the Directorate of Education, Delhi and 125 for NDMC.

Q. What salary does the DSSSB Primary Teacher post offer?

₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400 per month (basic pay range) as per 7th Pay Commission Level 6, plus allowances.

Q. What is the next stage after the DSSSB PRT written test?

Based on the final answer key and result, shortlisted candidates will be called for document verification and/or further selection stages as per DSSSB guidelines.