TS ECET Answer Key 2026: Date, Steps to Download, Response Sheet, Steps to Raise Objections

TS ECET answer key will be released separately for all courses online at ecet.tsche.ac.in. Candidates will have to select their respective course to check the answer key of TS ECET. The courses for which the TS ECET answer key will be available are - Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering and Mining Engineering.

Candidates will be able to use the TS ECET answer key to calculate their probable scores. The calculated scores will be indicative and may differ from the scores obtained and displayed in the official TS ECET result. To do the calculation, the candidates will have to first download the answer key and compare it with their responses. The official marking scheme has to be followed and the total calculated will be the probable scores secured in the examination. Candidates can use the probable scores to prepare for the counselling and admission process.

Yes. The authorities of Osmania University on the behalf of TSCHE will release the official TS ECET question paper along with the answer key. Candidates will be able to check the course-wise question paper that had to be attempted during the entrance examination through the TS ECET question paper. Candidates can use the question paper along with the official TS ECET answer key and response sheet to calculate their probable secured socres. 

Yes. Candidates will be able to raise more than one objections against the TS ECET answer key. It is a one-time facility and the candidates should complete the process before the final date. For every objection, the candidates will have to pay INR 300. The authorities will not refund the objection fee. Candidates will have to pay the objection fee online i.e., net banking/credit card/debit card. 

TS ECET response sheet will be released online by the authorities. The individual responses that the candidates have submitted as answers in the entrance examination will be recorded and released in the form of a TS ECET response sheet. The authorities will not use any other mode to release the TS ECET response sheet. To access the response sheet, the candidates will have to log in using the required credentials. 

The TS ECET marking scheme is released online by the authorities. For every correct answer, the candidates will be allotted 1 mark. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. The authorities will also not deduct any marks for unanswered questions. Candidates are advised to become familiar with the official TS ECET marking scheme so that they are prepared for the examination. Since there is no negative marking, the candidates are advised to attempt as many questions as they can. 

In case, the candidates find any mistakes in their TS ECET response sheet, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities. However, the authorities will accept requests only if the mistakes are made in the personal details of the candidates. No requests regarding change of recorded responses will be accepted by the authorities. Candidates can check the details regarding the TS ECET response sheet online at the official website.

Yes. Candidates will be required to pay a fee to raise objections against the TS ECET answer key. For every objection, the candidates will have to pay INR 300. The fee can be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of payment will be accepted by the authorities. If the candidates are unable to pay the fee then their objections will not be accepted. It is to be noted that the answer key objection fee is non-refundable. 

TS ECET question paper consists of multiple-choice questions. During the entrance examination, the candidates will have to solve and answer 200 objective questions that are divided as per the subject. There are a total of 50 questions for Mathematics, 25 for Physics, 25 for Chemistry and 100 questions for the preferred Engineering paper. The candidates will have to choose their preferred Engineering paper from the available options and the questions will be set accordingly.