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ITI Answer Key 2026: Is There an Official NCVT Key?

DGT's official schedule for the AITT 2026 CBT (revised on 24 June 2026) lists hall tickets, the exams, result publication on 10 August 2026 and an exam-grievance window from 17 to 31 August 2026 — but no provisional answer key and no objection window. "ITI answer keys" you see online are unofficial, memory-based keys made by third-party sites. To check how you did, use your official result on the SIDH portal; to practise answering, use trade-wise mock tests.

1. Check DGT's Exam Corner (dgt.gov.in) for any notice about the AITT CBT; the 2026 schedule has no answer-key stage.
2. Treat answer keys on third-party websites as unofficial: they are compiled from memory, not issued by DGT.
3. Check your official marks after the result: log in as a CTS trainee on dgt.skillindiadigital.gov.in with your PRN number and date of birth.
4. If your marks look wrong, register an exam grievance within the window DGT announces (17–31 August 2026 for the 2026 mains) — ask your ITI if the option is not visible in your trainee login.
5. Keep practising trade-wise questions so your next attempt or supplementary exam goes better.

The AITT CBT is conducted by DGT through its exam agency on the SIDH platform. DGT's 2026 activity schedule moves straight from the CBT (9 July – 3 August 2026) to result publication (10 August 2026) and then to exam-grievance registration (17–31 August 2026). It does not include a provisional key or an objection stage, unlike SSC or RRB exams.

Use the official result on SIDH as the only authoritative record of your marks. If something is wrong — a missing practical, OJT or CBT mark, or a result withheld — register a grievance in the announced window and contact your ITI, because DGT's guidelines say marksheets and certificates are not issued until the ITI enters on-the-job training or project marks.