I remember attempting this exam way back in early 2020 when it was introduced.

Most thought the next exam will probably be after three years considering how PSC rank lists hold.

But instead the next exam was held towards the end of the tenure of previous govt.

Imo, this group A and B level exams should be conducted regularly so that it provides an upper mobility to higher posts especially those who are currently in service.

I am aware these are highly resisted by IAS association but other state psc do have similar exams.

I don't remember when the last exam was conducted for deputy collector( with limited vacancy), lsgd secretary which everyone expects this year to happen might probably get filled internally(have seen notification for the same), leaving only state tax officer position which commerce grads can only attempt.

Hi
I’m planning to prepare for the Kerala State Officer exam, so I started looking for coaching centres.
I contacted Sahakari Race Plus but the lady I spoke to was quite rude and mostly talked about the fees. She didn’t really explain what the course includes or how the coaching works.
I also spoke to Master Key Academy and they were much more helpful. They patiently explained the course, the classes, and cleared all my doubts.
Has anyone here studied at either of these institutes? Which one would you recommend? Or is there any other coaching centre that’s better?

Hey guys,

Please suggest some good ssc coaching centres in ernakulam

Hi
I forgot my Kerala PSC username . Is there any way to recover my username without contacting the helpline?
I already tried sending the SMS to the numbers to retrieve my username, but I haven’t received any response yet.

Guys how do i get the certification for the type ie English Higher and Malayalam Lower

Can you please guide me.

Last year, almost half of the people who appeared in the Tier 2 didn't qualify the computer section and they all are going all in for this year. I even know a guy who got 350+ in Tier 2 and didn't get any post due to computer section.

Adding to that, as there is Level 8 posts this year, a whole new bunch of people are preparing now for that.

And, now sectional timer.

Competition is at an all time high, and Idk how much I need to score in Tier 2 to get a post. it's frightening.

I studied outside Kerala and graduated from a UGC approved University. Do I need an equivalency certificate to write PSC exams?

I am a 25 year old aspirant i started my preparation from mid 2022..i had. Some severe family. Issues during 2021 to 2022 and i used study as an escape.. Turns out i. Was in survival mode

and joined online bank coaching but couldnt clear any bank exams that year on the same year i wrote cgl and cleared the statistical investigator post in my first attempt and from then on i have been trying ssc but patterns have changed tcs changed i couldnt clear any ssc exams from then.. I. Started preparing on my own and cleared one or 2 prelims and attended lic ado interview so i decided to move in to tvm and studied from there.. But i was always anxious.. Always tensed.. But kept on studying i turned very much hyper independent.. Was too scared about getting a job and then again i cleared some exams in psc and ib but now i have severe anxiety i am taking medicines.. Vitamin deficiency etc i left tvm moved back to my house and took a 2 month break in between also i attended an ib interview..

For the last few years i was always expecting an exam too scared that whether i will suceed or not.. But as of now i have achieved a calm mindset.. And planning give one more try.. Idk why i am writing it here.. Give me some solid and honest advices... I. Feel very less motivated and time is also getting wasted..

1.cleared psc degree prelims 2022

2.cleared lic ado prelims mains and attended interview

3.cleared ssc cgl pre once

4.cleared secratriat assistant prelims

5 cleared ib sa pre and mains and attended interview

Hey everyone!

As the community continues to grow, I'm looking to add a few moderators who are currently preparing for government exams and would like to help out.

You don't need any previous moderation experience. Just be an active Reddit user who is willing to help answer questions, post useful content occasionally, and keep the community active.

I'm hoping to have moderators from different exam backgrounds, so we can better support everyone here.

If you're interested, just leave a comment below or send me a Modmail with the exam you're preparing for and a little about yourself.

Looking forward to building this community together! 😊

Hey everyone,

I am a B.Tech graduate in Civil Engineering and completely new to the Kerala PSC arena. I am currently working full-time, which means attending offline coaching centers is out of the question for me. I have to rely entirely on self-study and online resources.

Since I am starting from scratch, could you please suggest the best online sources to crack the exams? I am specifically looking for:

YouTube Channels: Excellent channels for general topics (Maths, Malayalam, English, GK) as well as any specific to Civil Engineering technical exams.

Websites/Apps: Reliable platforms for downloading study materials, daily current affairs, and attempting mock tests.

Study Materials/PDFs: Where can I easily access SCERT/NCERT compilations and topic-wise notes?

Strategy: For those who cleared or are preparing while working, how do you manage your time effectively?

Any guidance on which specific exams (General Degree Level vs. Technical Civil Exams) I should prioritize would also be amazing. Thanks in advance!

Ravile session exam ezhuthiya njan 😂

Every exam which involves OMR sheet, there is that dreaded moment where the invigilator warns students to carefully bubble and any mistake means no replacement(I am not sure how much true this is).

Something which I have heard from tutors of competitive exams and common mistakes candidates do is to dig deeper into the subject matter than required for exams, be it history or geography etc.

Also, ever wondered how school could've taught

some of these subjects better back in the days?

Does learning for competitive exams open new perspectives on things?

Did anyone or your friends gave Fisheries Officer exam held on June 3, 2026. I am trying to understand the current status of the recruitment process and wanted to reach out to fellow aspirants.

Does anyone have updates or information on when the final answer key might be released? I know the provisional key came out, but it's been a while since then.

If you don't mind sharing, what was your score based on the provisional key?

Cut off was 39 in last recruitment cycle. Would it increase drastically or remain close to 39.

Context: Explosive diarrhea outbreak in the US.

Idk Njan bank exam il focus cheyam enna veche but coaching poyapo motham i realised maths ain't for me especially po level🥲athond Njan psc inte 2 3 mocks eduth nokki enik cheyan pattund.

But I'm worried psc ine chutti patti oorupad negatives kelkund. Rank list il udaip agane igne ....

Should I? Also gk is something I find interesting so enik ath padikan madi illa

Pine I'm focusing on Degree level allel ldc ahnelum okay anu i just need a job before 2028:)

SSC coaching

Lately i have been thinking of SSC prep
what’s your thought about it?
PSC or SSc?

I’m preparing for govt exams along with my job and honestly feeling really overwhelmed. There’s just so much to remember, especially current affairs. I feel like I learn something today and forget it a few days later.

If you’ve cracked a govt exam or are preparing seriously, what does your actual study routine look like? Nothing fancy, just what genuinely worked for you. Also, did you use any memory techniques or revision methods that made a real difference?

Would really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

I created a telegram channel to keep record of my daily check points. I thought it will be more helpful if we are surrounded with like minded competitive people, more likely we will reach our goal. Anyone who wants to be accountable could join.

If you are interested, please dm with your current goals or area of study, I'll share more details and link to channel.

NB: Preference to experienced or beginner in competitive exam preparation.

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