First-ever Kerala Administrative Services rank list published
The Hindu
The Public Service Commission (PSC) on Friday published the rank lists of the first ever batch of recruitments to the Kerala Administrative Services (KAS), with women candidates securing the top four
The Public Service Commission (PSC) on Friday published the rank lists of the first ever batch of recruitments to the Kerala Administrative Services (KAS), with women candidates securing the top four ranks.
A total of 533 candidates have been included in the rank lists for the three streams with 168 in stream 1, 183 in stream 2 and 182 candidates in stream 3. From among the candidates who appeared in the rank lists, advice memos for the 105 vacancies reported till now will be issued on November 1, consisting of 35 candidates from each of the three streams.
The stream 1 consists of graduate candidates between the ages of 21 to 32, who are directly recruited, while stream 2 is for non-gazetted Government employees up to the age of 40 and stream 3 is for gazetted Government employees up to the age of 40.
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