RRB Technician Answer Key 2026 Released for Grade 1 and 3 Exams: Objection Submission Begins

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released the RRB Technician Answer Key 2026 for candidates who appeared for the Technician Grade 1 Signal and Technician Grade 3 recruitment examinations. Applicants can access the provisional answer keys, review the questions asked in the Computer Based Test (CBT), and check their recorded responses through the official websites of their respective RRBs. Candidates who identify any discrepancies in the questions, answer options, or provisional answer keys can submit their challenges online within the specified period. The objection facility has been opened under Centralised Employment Notice (CEN) No. 02/2026, and the last date to raise objections is October 22, 2026, until 11:55 PM.

The RRB Technician Grade 1 Signal CBT was conducted on October 9, 2026, while the examination for Technician Grade 3 posts took place from October 6 to October 9, 2026. Candidates who participated in either of these examinations can use the answer key facility to assess their responses and identify possible errors in the provisional answer keys.

To raise objections against the RRB Technician Answer Key 2026, candidates must first visit the official website of the respective Railway Recruitment Board. They should locate and open the link for viewing questions, responses and answer keys and submitting objections under CEN No. 02/2026. Applicants must then log in using their prescribed credentials to access their examination details. After logging in, they should thoroughly review the questions, recorded responses and provisional answer keys. Candidates who wish to challenge any question or answer option must select the relevant item and follow the instructions displayed on the portal. They must also pay the prescribed objection fee using one of the available online payment methods and submit their challenges before the deadline.

The objection fee for the RRB Technician Answer Key 2026 is ₹50 per question, in addition to applicable bank service charges. Candidates can make the payment through debit cards, credit cards, the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) or net banking.

The Railway Recruitment Boards have also specified the refund procedure for valid challenges. If an objection raised by a candidate is found to be correct, the fee paid for that particular objection will be refunded after deducting the applicable bank charges. The refund will be credited to the same bank account or payment account from which the candidate made the online transaction.