Kerala PSC KAS 2025: The Kerala Administrative Services (KAS) Prelims Exam Was scheduled for 14th June 2025. Candidates can download their admit cards from the official website (keralapsc.gov.in). The official notification was released for a total of 31 vacancies. Kerala PSC conducts a rigorous selection process to recruit qualified candidates for this prestigious post. Read the article below for complete information about the application process, eligibility criteria, exam dates, admit card details, syllabus, and exam pattern. Stay updated with all the latest developments regarding the Kerala PSC KAS 2025 notification here.
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The Kerala PSC KAS Recruitment Notification will announce a significant number of vacancies. Candidates interested in applying can refer to the table below for key highlights.
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Name of Organisation | Kerala Public Service Commission |
| Exam Full Form | Kerala PSC Kerala Administrative Services Exam |
| Official Website | www.keralapsc.gov.in |
| Exam Conducting Body | Kerala PSC |
| Post Name | Kerala Administrative Services Officer (Junior Time Scale) |
| Total Vacancies | 31 |
| Department | Various Departments under Kerala State Government |
| Streams | – Stream 1: Direct Recruitment for Freshers – Stream 2: Recruitment from among full members or approved probationers in any Government Departments – Stream 3: Recruitment from among candidates holding 1st Gazetted post or above in Departments in the Schedule-1 |
| Notification Release Date | 7th March 2025 |
| Application Start Date | 7th March 2025 |
| Last Date to Apply | 9th April 2025 |
| Preliminary Exam Date | June 14, 2025 |
| Main Exam Dates | October 17 and 18, 2025 |
| Interview Schedule | January 2026 |
| Exam Level | State |
| Mode of Exam | Offline |
| Qualification | Graduates (Government Jobs) |
It is essential for candidates to be aware of the Kerala PSC KAS exam dates for each stage of the selection process to plan their preparation effectively. The stage-wise exam schedule is provided below.
| Event | Exam Date |
|---|---|
| Prelims Exam | June 14, 2025 |
| Mains Exam | October 17 and 18, 2025 |
| Interview | January 2026 |
| Stream | Number of Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Stream 1 | 11 |
| Stream 2 | 10 |
| Stream 3 | 10 |
| Total | 31 |
| S.No | Department Name | S.No | Department Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Civil Supplies | 16 | Rural Development |
| 2 | Commercial Taxes | 17 | Sainik Welfare |
| 3 | Commissionerate of Entrance Examinations | 18 | SC Development |
| 4 | Cooperation Department | 19 | ST Development |
| 5 | Culture | 20 | Administrative Secretariat |
| 6 | General Education | 21 | Social Justice |
| 7 | Industries and Commerce | 22 | State Insurance |
| 8 | Kerala State Audit | 23 | Stationery |
| 9 | Labour | 24 | Survey and Land Records |
| 10 | Land Revenue | 25 | Finance Secretariat |
| 11 | Kerala State Land Use Board | 26 | Tourism |
| 12 | State Lotteries | 27 | Treasuries |
| 13 | National Employment Service | 28 | Urban Affairs |
| 14 | National Savings | 29 | Panchayats |
| 15 | Registration |
To be considered for selection in the Kerala PSC exam, candidates must satisfy certain requirements set by the exam organizing authorities. The eligibility criteria for the Kerala PSC exam consist of three primary factors that applicants must fulfil:
To be eligible to apply, candidates must satisfy the nationality requirements outlined in the Kerala PSC Eligibility Criteria. The following criteria must be fulfilled by the candidate about their nationality:
The age limit for applicants in the Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) is determined based on the position they have applied for. The commission has set specific age limits for different posts, taking into consideration the requirements of the position and the educational level of the examination. The following table provides the Kerala PSC age limits for each position:
| Kerala PSC Post Name | Kerala PSC Age Limit |
| Last Grade Servant (LGS) | 18 years to 36 years |
| Clerk Typist | 18 years to 41 years |
| Typist | 18 years to 36 years |
| Stenographer | 18 years to 36 years |
| Lower Division Clerk | 18 years to 39 years |
| Office Attendant, and Secretariat Office Attendant | 18 years to 36 years |
| Assistant Professor in Reproductive Medicine | 25 years to 45 years |
| Agronomist | 25 years to 50 years |
| Scientific Officer (Biology) (Physics) (Chemistry) | 20 years to 36 years |
| Fisheries Extension Officer | 18 years to 36 years |
| Administrative Officer – Society Category | 18 years to 50 years |
| Administrative Officer – General Category | 18 years to 45 years |
| Medical Social Worker | 21 years to 36 years |
| Regional Manager – Society Category | 18 years to 50 years |
| Regional Manager – General Category | 18 years to 45 years |
| Matron (Female) (Engineering/ Polytechnic Hostels) | 35 years to 50 years |
| Computer Assistant Grade-II | 18 years to 32 years |
| Fire and Rescue Officer | 18 years to 26 years |
| Overseer Grade 3/Work Superintendent Grade 2 | 18 years to 36 years |
| Sales Assistant | 18 years to 36 years |
| Statistical Assistant Grade 2/Statistical Investigator Grade 2 | 19 years to 36 years |
Applicants belonging to the reserved category will receive the relaxation in the upper age limit prescribed by the commission. The details of the age relaxation criteria are provided below:
| Category | Age Relaxation |
| Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe | 5 years |
| OBCs (non-creamy layer) | 3 years |
| Widows | 5 years |
| Physically Disabled or Handicapped (P.H) | 10 years |
| Below Poverty Line | 3 years |
| Other PwBD Candidates | 5 years |
| Ex-Servicemen | The upper age limit will be extended by the combined duration of their service in the Defense Forces and the period of unemployment after discharge, not exceeding five years. |
The educational background of candidates is a crucial factor for those aspiring to apply for the Kerala PSC exam. To provide a general understanding of the educational requirements outlined in the Kerala PSC Exam 2023 Eligibility Criteria, please refer to the table below.
| Post Name | Educational Qualification |
| Last Grade Servant (LGS) | Candidates should have completed the 7th grade from a recognized university or institution. |
| Typist | Candidates must have completed the 10th grade or SSLC with the following skills: When applying for the position, candidates should have a Higher Grade Certificate in KGTE Computer Processing & English Typewriting. Lower Grade Certificate in Malayalam Typewriting from KGTE, Short-Hand English (Lower) Certification |
| Clerk Typist | Candidates should have completed the SSLC or equivalent certification from a recognized board, and the following skills: They should also have a Malayalam Typewriting Lower Grade Certificate. When applying for the position, candidates should have a Lower Grade Certificate in KGTE Computer Processing & English Typewriting. |
| Lower Division Clerk | Candidates should have completed the SSLC or equivalent certification from a recognized board |
| Stenographer | Candidates must have completed the 10th grade or SSLC with the following skills: When applying for the position, candidates should have a Higher Grade Certificate in KGTE Computer Processing & English Typewriting. Lower Grade Certificate in Malayalam Typewriting from KGTE, Short-Hand English (Lower) Certification |
| Candidates must have completed the 10th grade or SSLC with the following skills: When applying for the position, candidates should have a Higher Grade Certificate in KGTE Computer Processing & English Typewriting. Lower Grade Certificate in Malayalam Typewriting from KGTE Short-Hand English (Lower) Certification | Candidates must have completed 10th grade, SSLC, or equivalent certification. |
| Assistant Professor in Reproductive Medicine | Pass the 12th grade or its equivalent. Possess Higher Grade Certificate in Computer Word Processing (or equivalent) and English Typewriting (KGTE) |
| Agronomist | Five years of state-level agriculture planning experience in Agronomy Master’s Degree (First or Second Class) |
| Scientific Officer (Biology) (Physics) (Chemistry) | Post Graduate Degree in the respective Subject |
| Fisheries Extension Officer | Office Attendant and Secretariat Office Attendant |
| Medical Social Worker | MSW or MA/MSc in Psychology from a UGC-recognized University/Institute established by the Government of Kerala/National Institutes established by the Government of India |
| Regional Manager – Society Category | MBA (Finance) or Membership in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, with 3(three) years of experience in Managerial / Supervisory cadre in Scheduled Banks / Cooperative Institutions / Government OR Master’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce/Science/Arts. |
| Matron (Female) (Engineering/ Polytechnic Hostels) | S.S.L.C. Experience working as a female matron or housekeeper in a hostel or other institution |
| Computer Assistant Grade-II | An undergraduate degree in Fisheries Science from a reputable university, OR a master’s degree in Industrial Fisheries, Fisheries Science, Mariculture, or a related field. |
| Fire and Rescue Officer | The candidate should have completed the 12th grade or its equivalent examination. A valid current driver’s license with an endorsement for driving a heavy passenger vehicle or a heavy goods vehicle, along with a badge is required. Should meet the commission’s physical qualifications |
| Overseer Grade 3/Work Superintendent Grade 2 | The candidate should have passed the SSLC |
| Sales Assistant | A degree from a reputable university Ability to communicate in Hindi, English, and Malayalam |
| Statistical Assistant Grade 2/Statistical Investigator Grade 2 | You must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution or university in economics, statistics, mathematics, or commerce with statistics. |
| SI | Candidates should have completed the degree from a recognized university or institution |
Candidates who are taking the Kerala PSC Exam are not required to have any previous work experience, except for an SSLC qualification.
The purpose of the Kerala PSC exam is to select candidates for a range of positions in the civil services, including Deputy Collector, Assistant Commissioner, Fire and Rescue Officer, Account Officer, Matron, Staff Nurse, Medical Officer, Assistant Professor, Computer Assistant Grade II, and numerous other roles. It is recommended that candidates devote themselves diligently to their preparations.
Here are the essential documents needed to register on the Kerala PSC portal and obtain login access:
To complete the Kerala PSC Thulasi Login process, you must provide a recent photograph in digital format, adhering to the following specifications:
The photograph should include two lines of black-coloured text with the candidate’s name and the date the photo was taken. These lines of text should be placed at the bottom of the photograph, against a white rectangular background.
The candidate’s signature must be placed on high-quality white paper using blue or black ink.
For one-time registration on the official KPSC Thulasi website, you can use any of the following as your ID proof: Aadhar card, account number of a nationalized bank, driver’s license, voter ID card, PAN card, or passport.
Providing your email address and phone number is essential. During the KPSC Thulasi sign-up process, your phone number will be verified through OTP (One-Time Password). Exam alerts and notifications will be sent to this verified phone number.
Note: It is crucial to save your User ID and Password for future reference. Under no circumstances should you share your profile login details with anyone else.
To access their Kerala PSC one-time registration account, the candidate needs to log in once more using their unique username and password.
Before applying for a job, the candidate must ensure that their profile is up to date, including information regarding educational qualifications, languages known, and more. Only after completing this profile update can they proceed to apply for a job that matches their specific qualifications. Simply click on the “My Profile” tab on the homepage and provide all the required details.
To add educational qualifications, the candidate should click on the first link highlighted in red on the home screen. By clicking on the “Add” button, they can input their educational qualifications one by one, starting from the 10th standard.
To include the candidate’s mother tongue and other known languages, they should click on the second link on the homepage.
At this stage, the candidates are required to provide the following details:
In this section, candidates will be presented with questions that require “yes” or “no” answers. If the candidates make any claims in this declaration, they should provide the necessary details for those claims in the next step by returning to the homepage.
Upon logging into the official website of Kerala PSC using their user ID and password, candidates will be provided with a link to the “currently active notification” page. To access the application form directly, candidates can enter the category code in the search box on the notification page. For example, if they are applying for Health Inspector recruitment, they would immediately enter and search for code 259/2018, which will redirect them to the appropriate page. If the category code is not available, candidates will need to browse through the available listings to find the desired vacancy.
The prescribed examination fee is Rs. 160/- per paper, as per GO(P) No 28/2019 Fin dated 08/03/2019. Additionally, there is a certificate fee of Rs. 210/-.
In case a candidate forgets their user ID or password for their KPSC account, they can reset it using the following methods:
The Kerala PSC Admit Card for the year 2025 will soon be accessible on the official website of the Kerala Public Service Commission. To participate in the examination, candidates must have two copies of their admit card with them. It is crucial as, without a valid admit card, candidates won’t be allowed to take the exam. Furthermore, it is mandatory to bring a photo ID proof with the admit card to the examination centre.
The Kerala PSC Admit Card contains the following information about the candidate:
Following the steps mentioned below candidate can download the Admit Card for Kerala PSC 2025:
Candidates should promptly notify the concerned authorities if they come across any discrepancies or errors in the data mentioned on the Kerala PSC admit card. Furthermore, it is crucial for applicants to thoroughly read and adhere to the guidelines provided on the admit card during the examination.
The Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) conducts a two-tier examination process for candidate selection. To qualify, candidates must successfully pass both the Preliminary and Main examinations, followed by a clearing interview. Shortlisting for the Main exam is based on candidates who pass the Kerala PSC Preliminary exam, and the final selection is determined by the aggregate score obtained in the Prelims, Mains, and Interview.
The Kerala PSC Prelims exam comprises two papers: General Studies Paper I and General Studies Paper II.
| Papers | Sections | Maximum Marks |
| General Studies Paper I | History, World History, Kerala Cultural Heritage, Political System, Geography, Reasoning, Simple Arithmetic, Mental Ability, Public Administration, Social Justice, Indian Constitution, Governance, and International Relations | 100 |
| General Studies Paper-II | Part I: General Studies | 100 |
| Part II: Language Proficiency Tamil/Kannada/Malayalam | ||
| Part III: English Language Proficiency |
Candidates who achieve scores above the cutoff marks in the Kerala PSC Prelims Exam are eligible to appear for the Main exam. The Kerala PSC Mains exam is a descriptive paper-based examination.
| Papers | Sections | Maximum Marks | Duration |
| General Studies Paper-I | Indian and Kerala History, World History, and Kerala Cultural Heritage | 100 | 120 Minutes |
| General Studies Paper-II | Indian Constitution, Polity, Public Administration, Science and Technology and Current Issues in given topics | 100 | 120 Minutes |
| General Studies Paper-III | Geography, Economics and Planning, and Current Issues in both Geography and Economics and Planning | 100 | 120 Minutes |
The syllabus for the Kerala PSC Prelims is as follows:
| Paper | Sections | Important Topics |
| General Studies Paper I | Indian and Kerala History | Ancient India: Art, literature and architecture, Popular Dynasties, culture, and their activities and movements |
| Kerala History: Kerala State Establishment, Kerala Social and political movements before Independence, Governments, Political parties with their movements, and Landmark policies and legislation | ||
| Industry: Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. | ||
| World History | Industry: Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. | |
| Public Administration, Social Justice, Indian Constitution, Governance, Political System, and International Relations | Indian Constitution and its salient features, Judiciary in India, Constitutional Authorities, Responsibilities and Functions of the Union and the Parliament, States and State Legislatures, Principles of Administrative Law, etc. | |
| Geography | Solar system, Earth Motion, Continental and Marine Resources, Seasons, Atmosphere, Climate factors and elements, Geophysical phenomena, Continental and Marine Resources, Concept of time, and Hydrological Disasters, etc. | |
| Reasoning, Mental Ability & Simple Arithmetic | Coding-Decoding, Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability, Number series, Venn Diagram, Problems based on Calendar, Clock, and Age, Problems related to Shapes and their subsections and Relations, etc. | |
| General Studies Paper II | General Studies (Part I) | Economy: Indian economy after the independence eve And after the reform movements |
| Agriculture: Pricing of agriculture inputs and outputs, Green Revolution, Irrigation, Issues in Public Distribution System and Food Security, etc. | ||
| Infrastructure: Water Supply and Sanitation, Meaning and significance of infrastructure, and Infrastructure in Indian Economy, etc. | ||
| Industry: Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-Commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. | ||
| Finance: Indian Tax System, Centre-State financial relation, GST: Concept and Implications, Government Budgeting, Indian Public Finance, etc. | ||
| Population: Growth Trends and Patterns, Unemployment trends and their effects | ||
| Kerala: Economy and Developmental Model, etc. | ||
| Language Proficiency for all Languages (Part II and III) | Synonyms, Antonyms, Tenses, Active Voice, Passive Voice, Adverbs, Adjectives, Punctuation, Prepositions, Pronouns, Error Correction, etc. |
Tabulated below is the exam syllabus for the Kerala PSC Mains exam:
| Section | Important Topics |
| Indian and Kerala History | Art Forms, sculpture, literature, Pilgrimage, Theatre, architecture, society salient features, Tribal Culture, Folk Culture, and Evolution and History and literature of the Malayalam language, etc. |
| World History | Technology in Space and defence, Environmental Science, Technology, Energy, and ICT, etc. |
| Kerala Cultural Heritage | Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. |
| Public Administration, Social Justice, Indian Constitution, Governance, Political System, and International Relations | Indian Constitution and its salient features, Judiciary in India, Constitutional Authorities, Responsibilities and Functions of the Union and the Parliament, States and State Legislatures, Principles of Administrative Law, etc. |
| Science and Technology | Economic conditions in India on Independence Eve and after the reform movements |
| Current Issues | It includes the current issues of all sections/topics in this paper. |
| Geography | Earth Motion, Seasons, Geophysical phenomena, Solar system, Atmosphere, Climate factors and elements, Continental and Marine Resources, Concept of time, and Hydrological Disasters, etc. |
| Economics and Planning | Pricing of agriculture inputs and outputs, Green Revolution, Issues in Public Distribution System and, Irrigation, etc. |
| Agriculture | Water Supply and Sanitation, Meaning and Significance of Infrastructure, and Infrastructure in Indian Economy, etc. |
| Infrastructure | Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. |
| Industry | Industrial Policy, Small-Scale sector, SEZ and industrialization, e-Commerce, Growth and pattern of industrialization, Productivity in the industrial sector, etc. |
| Finance | Pricing of agriculture inputs and outputs, Green Revolution, Issues in Public Distribution System, Irrigation, etc. |
| Indian Foreign Trade | Indian Tax System, Centre-State financial relations, GST: Concept and Implications, Government Budgeting, Indian Public Finance, etc. |
| Population | Growth Trends and Patterns, Unemployment trends and their effects, etc. |
| Kerala Economy | Population, Agriculture, Infrastructure, and service sectors, etc. |
| Kerala Development Model | Power Devolution, Planning, Tourism, Disaster Management, etc. |
| Current Issues in both Geography and Economics and Planning | It includes the current issues of all topics/sections in this paper. |
Check the Kerala PSC job-wise syllabus 2025 below in the table:
| Post | Syllabus |
| Asst. Professor in Pulmonary Medicine | Based on Educational Qualification(PG Level) |
| Asst. Editor (Archaeology) | Based on Educational Qualification(PG Level) |
| ICDS Supervisor | Based on Educational Qualifications |
| Lower Division Clerk | General Knowledge, General Knowledge, Simple Arithmetic and Mental Ability, Regional Language(Malayalam/Tamil/Kannada) |
| Computer Assistant | General Knowledge, Current Affairs & Renaissance of Kerala, Computer Word Processing, Typewriting, General English |
| Fireman Driver-Pump Operator | General English, General Knowledge, Mental Ability, First Aid, HDV Driving Licence |
| Drudger Cleaner | Based on Educational Qualifications |
| Junior Instructor | Based on Educational Qualifications |
| Training Instructor(Plumber) | Based on Educational Qualifications |
Here’s an overview of the Kerala Selection Process 2025-
The Kerala Public Service Commission will announce the results for the Prelims and Mains exams separately. Once the Prelims test is cleared, applicants will be able to check their Prelims results upon release by the authorities. Similarly, the Kerala PSC Mains examination result will be made available after its completion. The results will be published in PDF format on the official website of the Kerala PSC.
To check the results of Kerala PSC 2025, follow these steps:
The official website of the Kerala PSC will provide the Kerala PSC cut-off marks for various positions. Candidates need to review the cutoff scores from previous years for their respective positions and prepare accordingly.
The cut-off marks for Kerala PSC (Public Service Commission) vary across different categories and are influenced by several factors. These factors include:
It is important to note that the cut-off marks for female and male applicants will be published separately for each category in Kerala PSC Recruitment.
Below are the anticipated cutoffs for the Kerala PSC 2025 examination:
| Category | Minimum Qualifying Marks |
| Unreserved (UR) (Male) | 794 |
| Unreserved (UR) (Female) | 760 |
| Other Backward Classes (OBC NCL) (Male) | 730 |
| Other Backwards Classes (OBC NCL) (Female) | 724 |
| SC (Male) | 640 |
| SC (Female) | 642 |
| ST (Male) | 700 |
| ST (Female) | 620 |
| Post | Pay Scale |
| Draftsman Gr I | INR 26,500 – INR 56,700 |
| Assistant Engineer (Civil) | INR 39,500 – INR 83,000 |
| Assistant Professor in Business Administration | UGC Scale |
| Assistant Professor (in various subjects) | UGC Scale |
| Assistant | INR 27,800 – INR 59,400 |
| Data Entry Operator | INR 19,000 – INR 43,600 |
| Theatre Mechanic Gr.II | INR 19,000 – INR 43,600 |
| Manager Khadi Gramodyog Bhavan/Godown Keeper | INR 13210 – INR 22360 |
| Store Keeper | INR 13,210 – INR 22,360 |
| Junior Audit Assistant | INR 12,070 – INR 32,830 |
| Typist | INR 11,825 – INR 18,575 |
| Typist Clerk | INR 8,820 – INR 15,180 |
| Legal Assistant | INR 7,480 – INR 11,910 |
| Typist Clerk Gr.II | INR 4,920 – INR 6,642 |
| High School Teacher (Mathematics) Malayalam Medium | INR 29,200 – INR 62,400 |
| Auxiliary Nurse Midwife | INR 22,200 – INR 48,000 |
| Carpenter/Carpenter Cum Packer | INR 17,500 – INR 39,500 |
| Assistant Professor | INR 15,600 – INR 39,100 with AGP 6,000 |
| Woman Police Constable) (Woman Police Battalion) | INR 22,200 – INR 48,000 |
| Driver -Cum- Office Attendant | INR 18,000 – INR 41,500 |
| Seaman | INR 17,500 – INR 39,500 |
| Attender Grade II | INR 17,000 – INR 37,500 |
| Lift Operator | INR 9,190- INR 15,780 |
| Assistant Professor in Arabic | UGC Scale |
| Assistant Professor in Arabic | UGC Scale |
| Assistant Professor in Arabic | UGC Scale |
| Veterinary Surgeon Gr.II | INR 39,500 – INR 83,000 |
| Lecturer in Violin | INR 36,600 – INR 79,200 |
| Lecturer in Veena | INR 36,600 – INR 79,200 |
| Divisional Accountant | INR 35,700 – INR 75,600 |
| Caretaker (Female) | INR 20,000 – INR 45,800 |
| Junior Systems Officer | INR 18,810 – INR 37,970 |
| Marketing Organizer | INR 6,520 – INR 11,745 (PR) |
| Assistant Professor | As Per UGC Norms |
| Agronomist | INR 60,900 – INR 1,03,600 |
| Scientific Officer (Biology) (Physics) (Chemistry) | INR 36,600 – INR 79,200 |
| Fisheries Extension Officer | INR 35,700 – INR 75,600 |
| Administrative Officer | INR 29,780 – INR 80,230 |
| Medical Social Worker | INR 26,500 – INR 56,700 |
| Regional Manager | INR 25,780 – INR 76,305 |
| Matron (Female) (Engineering/ Polytechnic Hostels) | INR 20,000 – INR 45,800 |
| Computer Assistant Grade-II | INR 20,000 – INR 45,800 |
| Fire and Rescue Officer – Not Estimated | INR 20,000 – INR 45,800 |
| Overseer Grade 3/Work Superintendent Grade 2 | INR 9,940 – INR 16,580 |
| Sales Assistant | INR 4,500 – INR 7,000 |
| Statistical Assistant Grade 2/Statistical Investigator Grade 2 | INR 22,200 – INR 48,000 |
| SI | INR 45,600-95,600 |
Additionally, candidates who are successfully recruited by Kerala PSC can enjoy a range of perks and benefits in addition to their salary. These include competitive remuneration, job security, provisions for sick leaves and holidays, retirement benefits, medical coverage, and consistent working hours.
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Ans. Kerala PSC (Public Service Commission) is a government organization responsible for conducting recruitment exams and selecting candidates for various government jobs in Kerala, India.
Ans. To apply for Kerala PSC exams, you must visit the official website of Kerala PSC (https://www.keralapsc.gov.in/) and register as a new user. After registration, you can log in and fill out the application form for the desired exam.
Ans. The rules for different tests and jobs can vary. Usually, candidates need to meet certain educational qualifications, age limits, and other specific requirements mentioned in the official announcements for each exam.
Ans. Here are some tips to help you prepare for Kerala PSC exams:
● Understand the exam pattern and syllabus.
● Create a study schedule and allocate time for each subject.
● Collect and study relevant study materials and books.
● Solve previous year’s question papers and take mock tests.
● Stay updated with current affairs, especially related to Kerala.
● Join coaching classes or online courses for guidance, if needed.
● Practice time management during the exam.
Ans. Kerala PSC conducts a wide range of exams for various job positions. Some popular exams include:
● Kerala Administrative Service (KAS) Exam
● LDC (Lower Division Clerk) Exam
● Village Extension Officer (VEO) Exam
● Police Constable Exam
● Civil Excise Officer Exam
● Assistant Engineer (AE) Exam
● Sub Inspector (SI) Exam
The KAS exam isn’t held every single year like clockwork. While the goal is to conduct it annually, in reality, it often depends on vacancies and administrative decisions—so there can be gaps of a few years between exams.
The KSAT Mains Exam will be held on October 17 and 18, 2025. Mark your calendar and start preparing, as the dates are now officially set for this important stage of the selection process.
Authored by, Shivam Singh
Competitive Exam Strategist
Shivam specializes in breaking down complex academic and technical concepts into engaging, student-friendly formats. From curriculum-aligned blogs to explainer content, his goal is to make learning both accessible and enjoyable.
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