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KPSC Syllabus 2026 - KAS

KPSC has released the KAS syllabus. Check the complete details below including important dates and official links.

KPSC KAS - Overview

Organization	KPSC
Post Name	KAS
Qualification	Any Graduate
Location	Bangalore, Karnataka
Official Website	kpsc.kar.nic.in

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for KPSC KAS syllabus must possess the following educational qualification: Any Graduate. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for detailed eligibility requirements.

Important Links

Official Notification	Download PDF
Official Website	kpsc.kar.nic.in

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the KPSC KAS syllabus 2026?

The KPSC KAS syllabus 2026 covers General Studies (national, international and State importance), Humanities, General Science & Technology, Environment & Ecology, and General Mental Ability for Prelims, and Kannada, English, Essay, and General Studies 1 to 4 for Mains. The detailed Mains topic list is published separately by KPSC and is not part of the recruitment notification.

What is the exam pattern for KPSC KAS 2026?

KPSC KAS 2026 has three stages: Prelims (two objective papers, 400 marks total), Mains (seven descriptive papers, 1,250 marks counted for merit), and a Personality Test (25 marks), making a grand total of 1,275 marks for final ranking.

How many questions are asked in the KPSC KAS Prelims exam?

The KPSC KAS Prelims 2026 consists of 200 questions in total — 100 questions in Paper I and 100 questions in Paper II, each carrying 2 marks per question.

Is there negative marking in the KPSC KAS exam?

Yes. In the Prelims, 0.25 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. There is no penalty for questions left unanswered. The notification does not specify a separate negative marking rule for the Mains descriptive papers.

What is the qualifying criteria for the KAS Mains language papers?

Candidates must score a minimum of 35% (52.5 out of 150 marks) in each of the Kannada and English qualifying papers to be eligible for the Personality Test. These marks are not added to the final merit.