We at KAS mentor know how important it is to have the right people at the right job, especially when it comes to government services.

Are of you aware of the changing patterns in PSC Degree Level Exams ?

Confused with the new patterns of Kerala PSC examinations? We are here to guide you!

PSC is introducing a change in syllabus and exam pattern across all Degree Level PSC Exams. This has brought a confusion among aspirants in how the exam will be conducted. Similar to KAS Exams, our dedicated research team has developed a completely new method to approach this exam.

Contrary to the coaching methods of other popular PSC Coaching Institutes, KAS Mentor has developed an innovative and unique style of teaching and mentoring, proven to be fruitful in the end.

Our success beams through the results bagged by KAS Mentorians in the first ever KAS Examination conducted by Kerala PSC.

Concept based learning adapted to new patterns of PSC exam
Highly qualified faculty team available
Regular revision tests to assess your preparation
Printed, detailed study material to support classroom based learning
Online and Offline courses to suit your convenience

After clearing a Degree level exam, whatever posts you reach, you are sure to have good posts in the government of Kerala. You will have a great salary with excellent opportunities for career advancement including through exams like KAS. Most of the posts reached through degree level exams are gazetted posts which are highly respected posts in the service.

Here is the link to the syllabus of degree level prelims : DEGREE SY.pdf (keralapsc.gov.in)

1) What is the duration of the Kerala PSC degree level exam?

Ans : 1 hour 15 minutes

2) What is the pattern of the degree level examination ?
Ans : The degree level exam will be OMR based with a duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes. Maximum marks allotted will be 100 marks. Each question carries 1 mark There shall be a negative marking of 0.33 marks for each incorrect answer.

3) How to prepare for PSC degree level examination?
Ans : Candidates can study by analysing the syllabus and utilising previous year's question papers. It is helpful to join a systematic coaching centre for classes or mock tests to prepare for the exam.