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KAS

KAS

Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service

Syllabus

The KAS syllabus closely resembles the IAS syllabus. The KAS prelims test will be objective in nature, with two papers.

Prelims Syllabus KAS:

Prelims Syllabus for General Studies Paper 1 Prelims Syllabus for Paper 2
General Science Comprehension
Social/Economic Development General Mental Ability
World/Indian Geography Decision Making & Problem Solving
Current Events – National & International Mathematics Elementary (Class 10th Level)
General Issues (Bio-Diversity, Climate Change, Environmental Ecology) Interpersonal skills/ communication skills
Governance/Indian Polity  Logical Reasoning/ Analytical Ability 
National Movement (Indian)/ History of India  
Questions about Jammu & Kashmir  

 

There would be a minimum qualifying grade of 33% for Paper II of the Combined Competitive Examination (Preliminary). The questions will be multiple-choice and objective in nature. For the purpose of assessment, the applicant must sit in both Papers of the Combined Competitive (Prelim) Examination. As a result, if a candidate does not present in both papers of the Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination, he or she will be disqualified.

Mains Syllabus KAS: The KAS main exam will consist of eight descriptive type papers.
Candidates should realise that, while the preliminary test is the first and most essential step, the KAS main exam, as the name implies, is the most important stage of the KAS exam. The final merit list is based on the marks obtained in the KAS main test. The syllabus for the KAS main test is fairly similar to that of the IAS major exam. According to the KAS announcement, "the Main Examination is meant to examine applicants' general intellectual qualities and depth of comprehension rather than just the extent of their learning and recollection."

Main Written Examination
English Precise Writing 
Comprehension 
Short Essays
Usage and vocabulary 
Essays KAS essay is an open-ended paper, and applicants can score higher without putting in much effort. The Essay paper does not have a curriculum. Candidates must convey their thoughts in an organised manner and write concisely. 
General Studies - I Indian Culture/ Heritage, Geography/History of the Society & World.
General Studies - II Polity/ Governance/ Social Justice / Constitution / International Relations
General Studies - III Environment/ Economic Development/ Technology/ Security & Disaster Management/ Bio-diversity
Ethics Probity in Governance/ Attitude/ Emotional intelligence/ Ethics & Human Interface / foundational values & Aptitude for Civil Service / values and Ethics in Public administration (Public/Civil Service)

 

KAS List of Optional Subjects:

Agriculture Management
Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science Mathematics
Anthropology Mechanical Engineering
Botany Medical science
Chemistry Philosophy
Civil Engineering Physics
Commerce and Accountancy Law
Economics Psychology
Electrical Engineering Public Administration
Geography Sociology
Geology Statistics
History Zoology
Political Science & International Relations Literature of any one of these languages: Dogri, Punjabi, Hindi, Arabic, Urdu, Kashmiri, English, Sanskrit & Persian

 

KAS Syllabus for Interview: The goal of the KAS interview is to assess the candidate's personal fit for a career in public service. The interview exam is designed to assess a candidate's mental capacity. In broad words, this is an evaluation of not just his academic abilities but also his social characteristics and interest in current events. Some of the traits to be evaluated are as follows:

  • Assimilation abilities that are critical
  • Fairness in judgement
  • leadership abilities & Social cohesion Integrity, both moral and intellectual
  • The breadth and depth of interest
  • Mental acuity
  • Exposition – Clear & Logical

The KAS syllabus for the main test covers the KAS interviews as well. The KAS interview will be conducted by a panel of JKPSC members. The panel members will have access to the candidate's professional history.

FAQ

Q1. How can I become a KAS officer in Jammu and Kashmir?
Ans.
After completing the KAS exam and achieving the highest rank, the applicant can become a KAS officer.

Q2. How do I apply for Administrative Services in Kashmir?
Ans.
Once the announcement is released and online applications are sought, applicants can apply for the JKPSC KAS test.

Q3. What papers must be submitted with the KAS admit card?
Ans.
To confirm their identity, applicants must present one official ID card together with their KAS admission card. Aadhaar/ PAN Card / Passport / Government ID card / Identity Card provided by college authorities are among the needed identity cards.

Q4. What are the educational requirements for taking the JKPSC?
Ans.
To be eligible for the JKPSC test, the applicant must have a bachelor's degree in any field from a recognised university.

Q5. For JKPSC KAS Recruitment, how much are the application fees?
Ans.
The candidate must pay the application fee for the JKPSC KAS Recruitment test. It is arranged as follows:

  • The cost for the general category is INR 1000 and reserved category is INR 500.
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