For CET 2026, GGSIPU’s admission brochure stated that candidates could raise an objection or query about a question or its options/answer through the online objection link within three days of the scheduled examination date. The 2026 instructions specified a fee of Rs. 200 per question. Follow the official notice and portal for the applicable test code, deadline, payment and submission rules; do not assume the same facility or fee for 2027.

How to review and challenge a question

1. Check the GGSIPU CET notice board after your examination for an answer/objection announcement.
2. Sign in to the official objection portal if the notice directs candidates to one.
3. Identify the exact CET code, test date, question and answer option before submitting.
4. Provide the requested explanation or evidence and pay any fee shown in the current official instructions.
5. Submit within the published deadline and retain the acknowledgement or receipt.

The 2026 brochure says complaints submitted after the objection period or through another communication channel would not be entertained. Any review, response-sheet access, provisional/final key and correction process is controlled by the University's cycle-specific notice. Unofficial keys are not University decisions.