The SCL Assistant 2025 Answer Key has been officially released by the Semi-Conductor Laboratory (SCL), providing a clear opportunity for all candidates who appeared for the recruitment exam to evaluate their performance. For aspirants aiming at a prestigious government job in India’s electronics and semiconductor research sector, this is an important development.
With the release of the provisional answer key, candidates can now check their answers, estimate their scores, and raise objections (if any). In this article, you will find a complete overview of the answer key release, steps to download it, objection guidelines, score calculation method, and expected cut-off trends.
Event |
Date |
Application Start Date |
27/01/2025 |
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Re- Open Start Date |
17/05/2025 |
Re-Open Registartion Last Date |
26/05/2025 |
Re-Open Payment Last Date |
26/05/2025 |
Exam Date |
13 July 2025 |
Admit Card Available |
05 July 2025 |
Answer Key Available |
Available Now |
Application Fee :
Category |
Amount |
General UR / OBC / EWS |
₹944/- |
SC / ST / PH / Female |
₹472/- |
Payment Methods |
Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI Only |
Age Limit:
Criteria |
Age |
Minimum Age |
18 Years |
Maximum Age |
25 Years |
Note: Age Relaxation as per rules
Vacancy Details : 25 Total Posts
Post Name |
Total Posts |
Qualification |
Assistant |
25 |
Bachelor’s Degree in Any Stream from Any Recognized University in India. Computer Knowledge is required. |
How to Download SCL Assistant 2025 Answer Key
To access the answer key, candidates must follow these steps carefully:
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Visit the official website of Semi-Conductor Laboratory: https://www.scl.gov.in
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On the homepage, navigate to the “Recruitment” or “Careers” section.
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Look for the notification titled “SCL Assistant 2025 Answer Key”.
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Click on the relevant link and choose your exam set (Set A, B, C, or D).
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The answer key will be displayed in a downloadable PDF format.
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Download and save the PDF to check your answers against the official solutions.
Make sure you download the answer key that corresponds to the version of the question paper you received during the examination.
How to Calculate Your Score Using the Answer Key
Here’s how you can estimate your expected score using the released answer key:
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For every correct answer, add 1 mark (or as per official marking scheme).
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For incorrect answers, subtract marks only if negative marking is applicable.
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Questions left unanswered do not carry any marks or penalties.
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Total your score by adding all correct responses and subtracting incorrect ones (if applicable).
This self-assessment will give you a good idea of your probable result before the official merit list is declared.
Objection Process – Raise Concerns If You Find Errors
If you believe there is a mistake in any of the answers provided in the official key, you are allowed to raise an objection. The examination authority provides a fixed window for submitting objections online.
Steps to Submit an Objection:
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Visit the official SCL website.
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Login using your registration ID and password.
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Locate the “Objection Form” or “Challenge Answer Key” option.
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Select the question(s) you wish to challenge.
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Provide a valid explanation and upload any supporting documents or references.
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Submit your challenge before the deadline.
After reviewing all the objections, SCL may release a revised final answer key, which will be used to prepare the results.
What Happens After the Answer Key?
Once the answer key process is completed, the following steps are typically carried out:
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Evaluation of OMR Sheets or CBT Scores
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Publication of Final Answer Key (if objections were raised)
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Announcement of Results
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Shortlisting for the Next Phase (document verification/interview as applicable)
Candidates who score above the expected cut-off marks will be invited for the next stage in the recruitment process.
Expected Cut-Off for SCL Assistant 2025
Though the actual cut-off will be declared along with the result, the expected cut-off based on previous years and exam difficulty can be estimated as follows:
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General Category: 72–78 marks
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OBC: 68–72 marks
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SC/ST: 60–66 marks
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EWS: 65–70 marks
These figures are tentative and may vary depending on the number of applicants, paper difficulty level, and vacancies.