KPSC Confidential Assistant Gr II Appointment Chart 2026: Vacancy Update

The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), District Office, Ernakulam, has officially released its Appointment Chart No. EV(02)02/2019, dated 13-04-2026. This crucial notification pertains to the appointment of candidates for the post of Confidential Assistant Grade II. It provides an update on the latest vacancy filled from the active ranked lists, detailing the candidate advised and the rotation satisfied.

Overview of the Appointment Chart

Key Updates and Advised Candidate Details

This appointment chart signifies the latest allocation of a vacancy for the Confidential Assistant Grade II post. The details are as follows:

• Candidate Advised: SREEMOL P G
• Rank No.: 42
• Community: E/B/T-EZHAVA
• Department for Appointment: Judiciary (Civil) Department
• Rotation Satisfied: The pending turn MR 2 – 82 E/B/T TPO (Turn Over) which was due on 25-08-2025 has now been satisfied.
• Previous Rotation: Stands at MR-2 87 OC already advised.
• Next Rotation: To be continued from MR-2 88 E/B/T.

Vacancy Split-Up

A single fresh vacancy was reported and advised:

Pending Turns Status

The current status of pending turns after this appointment is:

• NJD (Non-Joining Duty): Nil
• NCA (No Candidate Available): Nil
• TPO (Turn Over): 2 Turns
  • MR 2 – 84 SC TPO on 12-01-2026
  • MR 2 – 86 M TPO on 17-02-2026

Action Required by Candidates

For candidates tracking the KPSC appointment process or those on the ranked lists, here’s what this update implies:

• For Advised Candidate (SREEMOL P G): Await official communication from KPSC regarding further instructions, including document verification, medical examination, and joining formalities. Ensure all contact details registered with KPSC are up-to-date to receive timely updates.
• For Candidates on Ranked Lists: Those on the active ranked lists for Confidential Assistant Grade II (277/2018 and 278/2018) should regularly check the KPSC official website for further appointment charts and updates regarding the progression of vacancies. This chart indicates the satisfaction of a specific turn and the movement of the advice rotation, which can affect future appointments.

Important Links

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is an Appointment Chart in KPSC?

An Appointment Chart is an official document released by the Kerala Public Service Commission detailing the advice for appointment of candidates to various posts from the active ranked lists. It specifies the candidate’s name, rank, community, department of appointment, and the rotation/turn that has been satisfied with the appointment. It serves as a transparent record of how vacancies are being filled according to merit and reservation rules.

What does ‘TPO’ (Turn Over) mean in the KPSC context?

TPO stands for Turn Over. In KPSC’s advice system, if a particular reservation turn (e.g., for a specific community or category) arises and no candidate from that category is available in the current advice, or if a candidate is advised against a different turn due to specific rules, that turn is “turned over” to the next advice. This means the vacancy for that specific turn is carried forward to be filled in a subsequent advice cycle when an eligible candidate from that category becomes available. The current notification shows one such TPO has been satisfied, reducing the pending turns.

What are the next steps for a candidate who has been advised for appointment?

Once a candidate is advised for appointment by KPSC, they typically receive a formal communication (advice memo) from the Commission. Following this, the concerned department (in this case, Judiciary (Civil) Department) will initiate the process for document verification, medical examination, and finally issue the appointment order. Candidates should respond promptly to all communications and prepare all required original documents and their attested copies for verification.

How can I check the status of my rank in the KPSC ranked list?

Candidates can usually check their rank status and the progression of advice through their personal profile on the official KPSC ‘Thulasi’ portal. Additionally, the appointment charts released by the KPSC provide an indication of how many turns have been satisfied, which helps candidates on the ranked list estimate their chances based on their rank and community rotation. Regular monitoring of the official KPSC website is highly recommended.

What documents are typically required after being advised for a government job in Kerala?

While specific requirements may vary based on the post and department, generally, advised candidates need to submit original certificates along with self-attested copies for document verification. This typically includes: Educational Qualification Certificates (SSLC, Plus Two, Degree/Diploma as per eligibility), Mark Lists, ID Proof (Aadhaar/Voter ID), Community Certificate (if applicable), Non-Creamy Layer Certificate (for OBC), Domicile Certificate, Experience Certificate (if applicable), and any other certificates mentioned in the original recruitment notification or advice memo.

Is there a waiting list for the Confidential Assistant Grade II post?

Yes, KPSC maintains ranked lists which effectively function as waiting lists. Candidates are advised for appointment from these lists based on reported vacancies and reservation rules. The ranked lists have a specified validity period, and appointments are made until the list expires or until all notified vacancies are filled, whichever occurs earlier. The current notification explicitly refers to active ranked lists (277/2018 and 278/2018) from which appointments are being made.