CSIR-CRRI JHT Answer Key 2026: Raise Objection by Mar 11

The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research – Central Road Research Institute (CSIR-CRRI) has officially released the provisional answer key for the Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) Written Examination Paper-I (OMR Based), conducted on March 08, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exam against Advertisement No. 02/PC/Non-Tech-2026 can now check the provisional answer key and raise objections if they find any discrepancies. This is a crucial step for candidates to verify their responses and ensure fair evaluation.

Answer Key Overview

How to Check Answer Key

The provisional answer key for the Junior Hindi Translator Written Examination Paper-I (OMR Based) is attached as Annexure-I within the official notification PDF. Candidates should carefully review the answer key against their marked responses.

1. Download the Official Notification: Access the official notification PDF from the CSIR-CRRI website (or the provided document).
2. Locate Annexure-I: The provisional answer key is provided as Annexure-I within this document.
3. Match Your Responses: Compare the answers provided in the key with your own answers marked in the OMR sheet.
4. Identify Discrepancies: Note down any questions where you believe the provisional answer key is incorrect.

How to Raise Objections

Candidates who wish to challenge any answer in the provisional key must follow the prescribed procedure:

1. Identify Incorrect Answers: Carefully review the provisional answer key and identify specific questions for which you want to raise an objection.
2. Gather Valid Proof: For each objection, you must provide valid, authentic proof/evidence from standard textbooks or reliable sources to support your claim. Without valid proof, your objection will not be considered.
3. Draft an Email: Compose an email to the designated address for objections.
4. Subject Line: Clearly mention your Roll Number and Name in the subject line of the email. For example: Objection to JHT Answer Key - [Your Roll Number] - [Your Name].
5. Email Content: In the email body, clearly state the question number(s) you are challenging and your proposed correct answer(s) along with the reasoning.
6. Attach Proof: Attach the scanned copies of the valid proof/documents supporting your objection(s).
7. Send Email: Send the email to helpdeskpcell.crri@csir.res.in.
8. Adhere to Deadline: Ensure your objection email is sent on or before March 11, 2026. Objections received after this date will not be entertained.

Objection Fee & Last Date

• Objection Fee: The official notification does not mention any specific fee for raising objections. Candidates are advised to adhere to the process without fee unless otherwise communicated.
• Last Date to Object: All challenges must be submitted via email by 11 March 2026. No grievances regarding the answer key will be entertained after this stipulated date.

What Happens After Objections

The objections submitted by candidates will undergo a thorough verification process:

• Expert Review: Challenges made by the candidates will be verified by subject matter experts.
• Revision of Key: If an objection is found to be correct and valid, the provisional answer key will be revised accordingly.
• Final Answer Key: A final answer key, based on the verified objections, will be prepared. This final key will be the basis for result preparation.
• Result Preparation: Based on the verified Final Answer Key, the result of the Junior Hindi Translator Written Examination Paper-I will be prepared and subsequently notified on the official website.
• No Individual Communication: CSIR-CRRI will not individually inform candidates about the acceptance or non-acceptance of their specific challenges. Candidates should await the release of the final answer key and results.
• Result Announcement: The final result will be announced on the official CSIR-CRRI website.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the last date to raise objections against the CSIR-CRRI JHT Answer Key 2026?

A: The last date to raise objections is March 11, 2026.

Q2: How can I raise an objection to the provisional answer key?

A: You need to send an email with your Roll Number, Name, and valid proof for your objection to helpdeskpcell.crri@csir.res.in.

Q3: Is there any fee for challenging the answer key?

A: The official notification does not specify any objection fee. Candidates should proceed with their objections as per the instructions provided.

Q4: What details should I include in the objection email?

A: You must include your Roll Number and Name in the subject line. In the email body, specify the question number(s) and attach valid proof supporting your challenge.

Q5: Will I be informed individually about my objection status?

A: No, the notification states that no individual candidate will be informed about the acceptance or non-acceptance of their challenge. The final answer key and results will be published on the website.

Q6: What happens if my objection is found to be correct?

A: If your objection is found to be correct by the experts, the provisional answer key will be revised, and the final answer key will be used for result preparation.

Q7: Where can I find the provisional answer key?

A: The provisional answer key is attached as Annexure-I within the official notification document itself.

Q8: What should I do if I miss the deadline for raising objections?

A: Objections received after the stipulated date (March 11, 2026) will not be entertained. It is crucial to submit your objections on time.

Q9: When will the final answer key be released?

A: The final answer key will be released after the expert verification of all objections. The notification states that based on the verified Final Answer Key, the result will be prepared and notified on the website.

Q10: Can I submit objections through modes other than email?

A: No, the notification explicitly states that challenges received through any other mode (e.g., letter, application) will not be entertained. Objections must be sent via email only.