Kashmir University CRISP Revised Answer Key 2026 - Download Exam Key PDF
Download the revised answer key for Kashmir University CRISP-2026 exam. Access Series A, B, C, and D keys, and check cancelled questions here.
Kashmir University Releases Revised Answer Key for CRISP-2026
The Directorate of Admissions & Competitive Examinations (DACE), University of Kashmir, has officially released the Revised Answer Key for the Civil Services Residential Integrated Support Programme (CRISP)-2026 entrance examination. The admission test was conducted on June 15, 2026, across multiple centers in the region, and the revised key was published on June 18, 2026.
The CRISP program is an integrated residential coaching initiative designed to prepare civil services aspirants for national competitive examinations. Selection to the program is highly competitive, and candidates are selected based on their performance in this admission test. The publication of the revised key follows the review of initial candidate objections by a panel of subject experts.
The revised answer key covers all booklet series, including Series A, Series B, Series C, and Series D. Candidates can match their responses against the official key to calculate their estimated scores. In this revised version, certain questions have been formally cancelled. For example, in Series A, question number 66 and question number 93 have been marked as cancelled, and the university will adjust the evaluation criteria accordingly.
To access the key, candidates should download the PDF document from the official university website. DACE will proceed with the evaluation of scorecards based on this revised key. No further challenges or objections will be entertained against the answers published in this final draft, and the merit list will be prepared shortly.
Takeaway
Aspirants who appeared for the Kashmir University CRISP-2026 test should calculate their scores using the revised key. Pay attention to the cancelled questions (like Q66 and Q93 in Series A) which will be excluded from the final evaluation, changing the total score baseline. The next stage will be the publication of the shortlist for the residential batch, expected within a week.