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For general category candidates, the maximum age limit is typically 35 years. However, the limit is relaxed to 38 years for OBC (2A/2B/3A/3B) candidates and up to 40 years for SC, ST, and Category-1 candidates as per Karnataka state government rules.
To apply for KPSC exams, visit kpsc.kar.nic.in and complete the "One Time Registration" (OTR). Once your profile is created, you can log in, choose the active recruitment notification, fill in the specific details for that post, and pay the prescribed fee online.
Yes, proficiency in the Kannada language is a mandatory requirement for almost all state government positions. Candidates who have not studied Kannada as a first or second language in SSLC (10th) may be required to pass a compulsory Kannada Language Exam conducted by the recruiting body.
KPSC generally handles the recruitment for Gazetted (Group A & B) and some specific Group C administrative roles. KEA often manages the recruitment for technical posts, junior engineers, and various Group C positions across different state departments and corporations.