CGPSC ADPO Exam: The Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC) has released the model answers for the Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer (ADPO) Exam-2026, conducted under the Home Department. The Commission uploaded the model answer key to its official website on September 28, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now cross-check their answers and file objections regarding any answer by following the prescribed procedure.
Candidates will be able to submit objections online until October 7, 2026. The Commission has clarified that no objections will be accepted after the stipulated deadline.
Exam Held on September 20
The CGPSC conducted the Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer Exam-2026 on September 20, 2026. This examination was held for a total of 15 posts under Advertisement No. 03/2026. A total of 21 centers were established across five districts of the state for the exam.
Following the release of the model answers, candidates have been given the opportunity to verify their responses and, if necessary, submit objections supported by evidence.
How to File Objections
To submit a claim or objection, candidates must visit the ‘Activity Section’ on the CGPSC website and select the ‘Objection Filing’ option. Subsequently, the candidate must select the exam name, question paper, set, and question number.
Next, the candidate must select the type of objection and clearly state the reason for it. It is mandatory to upload relevant supporting documents in PDF format, organized by question. Grounds for Raising Objections
Candidates may file claims or objections regarding the model answer key based on the following grounds:
If all answer options are incorrect
If the answer option provided by the Commission is incorrect
If more than one answer option is correct
If the question itself is erroneous
If the question is outside the prescribed syllabus
If there is a factual discrepancy between the Hindi and English versions of the question
Candidates must provide valid reasons and supporting evidence when filing an objection.
Fee of ₹50 per Question
CGPSC has fixed a fee of ₹50 per question for raising objections against the model answer key. The fee must be paid online; candidates are responsible for covering any applicable bank or service charges.
According to the Commission, once the fee payment is successfully processed, no further opportunity will be provided to raise an objection regarding the same question. Applications or documents submitted via offline modes will not be accepted.
CGPSC has also stated that errors such as selecting the wrong question paper set, failure to complete the fee payment, or non-compliance with the prescribed procedure…
