Overview
- The Assam Science and Technology University published the provisional answer key on its CEE-2026 portal, and candidates can download it using their registration number and password to estimate scores.
- The offline Assam CEE exam, held on June 14, featured 120 multiple-choice questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with a +4/–1 marking scheme and papers in English and Assamese.
- Candidates may submit formal objections through the CEE-2026 login portal by paying Rs. 500 per question and attaching supporting evidence, and objections without successful payment will not be considered.
- The paid objection window closes at 6:00 PM on June 16, after which subject experts will review accepted challenges and ASTU will publish a final answer key that will be used to compile CEE 2026 results.
- For students this means provisional score estimates can change if challenges are upheld and fees will be refunded only for successful objections, so timely, documented challenges submitted through the portal are essential.