UPSSSC PET - 15 October 2022 - Shift 2 - Answer sheet

UPSSSC has conducted the PET 2022 exam, answers have been announced on different platforms, here is my answer key. I have also marked the wrong question. 

Images of the answer sheet are here (Sorry for the inconvenience, this site doesn't support PDF).
In this exam, question number 95 is wrong. So, match your answers and let me know.

















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