AP EAPCET Answer Key 2027: Master Papers, Response Sheet, Objections

The AP EAPCET 2027 preliminary answer key is expected in May 2027, a few days after the last session. It comes with the master question paper of every session on the official website. In 2026 the keys came on 25 May and objections were open till 27 May, at Rs 300 per question, refunded if the objection was valid.

AP EAPCET Answer Key 2027

This page covers how to check the AP EAPCET 2027 answer key and your response sheet, how to object, and how to work out your marks.

How to Check the AP EAPCET 2027 Answer Key

1. Open the AP EAPCET website after the key is released.
2. Click Master Question Papers with Preliminary Keys.
3. Pick your stream, date and session (forenoon or afternoon).
4. Open the PDF: it is the full question paper with the key for each question.

The 2026 master papers with preliminary keys are still on the official exam papers page. Free copies of past papers are on the AP EAPCET question papers page.

How do I get my AP EAPCET response sheet?

Your response sheet shows the option you chose for each question, with the key marked by a green tick.

1. Click Response Sheets on the official website.
2. Enter your registration number and your EAPCET hall ticket number.
3. Compare each of your chosen options with the green-ticked key option.

How do I raise an objection to the AP EAPCET answer key?

Objections are filed online during the window given with the preliminary key. In 2026 it ran from 25 May to 27 May (11 AM).

1. Use the objection link on the official website during the window.
2. Select the question you want to challenge and submit your objection online.
3. Pay Rs 300 for each objection (2026 fee). The fee is refunded if the objection is found valid.
4. Check what you filed under “My Objections” and the payment under “Know your objection payment status”.

Experts review the objections, and the results are prepared from the final key.

How do I calculate my AP EAPCET marks from the answer key?

Count your correct answers: each one is worth 1 mark, and wrong or blank answers lose nothing.

Your raw total is not your final score. Marks are normalised across sessions, and the rank uses 75% of the normalised EAPCET marks plus 25% of your Intermediate group-subject marks, as explained on the AP EAPCET result page. To qualify you need 40 of 160 (25%), except SC and ST candidates.

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