MPSC Lecturer Final Answer Key 2026: Download the Screening Test PDF
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has released the Final Answer Key for the Lecturer, Electronics Screening Test — Maharashtra Education Service, Group-B (Collegiate Branch), under Advertisement No. 115/2023. The key was published on 9 August 2026.
Quick Overview
| Conducting Body | Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) |
| Advertisement No. | 115/2023 |
| Post | Lecturer, Electronics |
| Service | Maharashtra Education Service, Group-B (Collegiate Branch) |
| Answer Key Type | Final |
| Release Date | 9 August 2026 |
| Total Questions | 100 |
What the Key Contains
The key lists responses for 100 questions, numbered as Master Question Number 1 to 100. Each is mapped to a unique Question ID — candidates must match this Question ID with the one printed on their own question booklet, not just the serial number, since booklets are shuffled across sets.
How to Download
- Visit mpsc.gov.in.
- Go to the Answer Key or Latest Updates section.
- Find the notice for Advt. No. 115/2023 – Lecturer Electronics Screening Test – Final Answer Key.
- Open or download the PDF.
- Match your Question ID with the corresponding answer.
Important Notes
- Since this is a Final Answer Key, a further objection window is generally not applicable — verify the exact policy on the official PDF.
- Only rely on the official mpsc.gov.in PDF; unofficial sources may circulate unverified answers.
- Keep checking mpsc.gov.in for the screening test result and further selection stages.
Official Links
Download Final Answer Key: Check Answer Key PDF
Official Website: mpsc.gov.in
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the final answer key released?
9 August 2026.
How many questions does it cover?
100, listed by Master Question Number and linked Question ID.
Can I still raise an objection?
Generally not, since this is the final key — confirm the exact policy on the official PDF.
Where do I check the result?
Keep monitoring mpsc.gov.in, as the result date hasn’t been officially announced yet.
Match answers by Question ID rather than question number — this is the detail most candidates get wrong when self-checking their score.