The Uttarakhand Paramedical answer key 2027 will be published by HNBUMU on hnbumu.ac.in about a week after the exam, which is expected in June 2027. Keys come set-wise, with separate PCB and PCM keys for the B.Sc. paper. You can object to an answer within the notified window, and the final key is used for the result.
Uttarakhand Paramedical Answer Key 2027
How to download the Uttarakhand Paramedical 2027 answer key, how to raise an objection and how to work out your score.
Is Uttarakhand Paramedical Answer Key 2027 out?
Not yet. Uttarakhand Paramedical Answer Key 2027 is expected in June 2027.
- Exam
- June 2027
- Answer key
- June 2027
How to Check the Uttarakhand Paramedical 2027 Answer Key
- Go to hnbumu.ac.in after the exam.
- Open the nursing/paramedical entrance exam 2027 answer key link.
- Download the B.Sc. Paramedical key, or the M.Sc. MLT or MPT key.
- Find the column for your question booklet set (A, B, C or D) and your option, PCB or PCM.
- Match the key with the answers you marked.
In 2026 the keys were published on 22 June 2026, eight days after the exam.
How to Raise an Objection Against the Uttarakhand Paramedical Answer Key
You can challenge an answer within the window HNBUMU announces with the key, usually only three days. The brochure sets a fee of Rs 200 per question, paid online, and the fee is refunded if your objection is found correct.
- Read the answer key notice on hnbumu.ac.in for the objection method and last date.
- Note the question number, your booklet set and the answer you think is correct.
- Attach proof, such as a textbook page, for each question you challenge.
- Submit the objection and pay the fee before the deadline. Late objections are not considered.
In 2026 objections were taken with proof by email at [email protected] until 25 June 2026, 5 PM. The revised final key, with a few questions withdrawn, was published with the result.
How to Calculate Your Uttarakhand Paramedical Score
Your score is simply the number of correct answers, because each correct answer gets 1 mark and there is no negative marking.
- You may take the question paper home, so mark your answers on it during the exam.
- Compare each answer with the key for your set and option.
- Count the correct answers. That count, out of 100, is your expected score.