INSTITUTE FOR CIVIL SERVICES EXAM
Kpsc cIVIL SERVICES EXAM
The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), like other State Public Service Commissions, is established under Part XIV of the Constitution of India, which deals with “Services under the Union and the States.”
The KPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is indeed one of the most challenging and prestigious exams in Karnataka. It opens doors to a wide array of esteemed services like Assistant Commissioner, Tehsildar, Assistant Directors and more.
Similar to the UPSC pattern with state importance, the exam tests not just knowledge but also analytical abilities, decision-making skills, and mental resilience. Many aspirants invest years of hard work, strategic preparation, and perseverance to clear this exam.
STRUCTURE OF EXAM
It consists of three successive stages:
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Preliminary Exam (Objective Type): It comprises two papers of the objective type with multiple choices:
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Paper I - Newspaper: 200 marks/100Q
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Paper II - Newspaper: 200 marks/100Q
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This exam is meant to act as a screening test only & the marks obtained in it aren’t counted for determining the final order of merit.
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Main Exam (Written): It consists of nine papers (two of which are of qualifying nature) accounting for 1250 marks.
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Essay Paper - 250 Marks
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General Studies 1 - 250 Marks
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General Studies 2 - 250 Marks
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General Studies 3 - 250 Marks
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General Studies 4 - 250 Marks
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Qualifying Paper 1 - 150 Marks
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Qualifying Paper 2 - 150 Marks
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Candidates must score 25% in qualifying papers otherwise, their copies for merit papers will not be evaluated. UPSC wants candidates who can think clearly, write effectively, and demonstrate intellectual maturity rather than just rote learning.
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Interview/Personality Test: It accounts for only 25 marks.
Interview panel wants to see if you have the right temperament, personality, and presence of mind to handle the responsibilities of a civil servant.
The marks allotted to the KPSC KAS personality test round have been reduced to 25 marks from 200 marks. The KPSC KAS exam is of now 1275 marks (1250 marks for Mains + 25 marks for Interview)
NOTIFICATION 2024
Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) releases the official notification for the Civil Services Examination. This notification serves as an important announcement for aspirants, providing detailed information about the exam schedule, eligibility criteria, application process, syllabus, and other essential guidelines.
The timely release of this notification marks the beginning of the preparation journey for lakhs of candidates aiming to join prestigious services. Staying updated with the notification is crucial, as it helps candidates plan their preparation effectively and ensures they don’t miss important deadlines.
This video provides insights into the KAS exam structure, application process, and important dates. If you have specific questions or need further details, connect with us.
KARNATAKA STATE POLICE EXAM
The Karnataka State Police (KSP) plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, ensuring public safety, and upholding the rule of law across the state. To strengthen its workforce with capable and dedicated personnel, the Karnataka State Police Department conducts regular recruitment drives for various posts such as Police Constables, Sub-Inspectors, and other specialized units. The recruitment process is designed to be transparent, merit-based, and in accordance with the rules and regulations prescribed by the Government of Karnataka. It involves a series of stages including written examinations, physical tests, medical examinations, and document verification, ensuring that only the most qualified and physically fit candidates are inducted into the force.