RPF SI Answer Key

The RPF SI answer key 2025 has been released by the Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs). The RRB RPF SI answer key PDF is released along with the question paper and response sheets. Candidates can download the answer key along with the RPF SI response sheet 2025 by visiting the respective regional website of the RRB clicking on the CEN RPF 01/2024(SI) link.

RPF SI answer key is released in two stages.

RPF SI Provisional Answer Key

The provisional answer key is released so that candidates can raise objections if they find any mistake in the answers. 

RPF SI Final Answer Key

The final answer key is released after reviewing the objections submitted by the candidates. The objections submitted by candidates are reviewed by the experts. If the objections are found to be correct, the examination authority revises the answers and publish the final answer key. 

The instructions related to RPF SI answer key are shared below-

• Enter question number against which answer key objection has to be raised.
• Click on add objection button.
• You have to select the relevant category of objection.
• Objections once submitted cannot be edited later.
• For each objection raised and submitted, candidates need to pay INR 50 plus the bank charges.

Candidates can raise an objection against the answer key using the process below-

• Go to the website.
• Select the 'view answersheet' option.
• Choose the group.
• Fill the roll number, date of birth, date of exam, batch and captcha code in the login window.
• When the objection window is generated, enter question number, category, objection related to the question.
• Click on the 'make payment' button.
• Click 'yes' if you are ready for payment'.
• The process will be complete only after fee payment.

The process to calculate the score using the answer key is given below.

• In the answer key, the correct answers are shown in green colour
• If the answer is correct then the blue and green colour line can be seen on the same option
• Candidates need to count the number of correct and incorrect answers
• Multiply the number of right answers by one and incorrect answers by 1/3
• Deduct the total sum of the incorrect answers from the correct ones that will give candidates their probable score