KPSC Clerk Typist Appointment Chart 2026: 4 Posts Advised

The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), District Office, Thiruvananthapuram, has released an official Appointment Chart for the position of Clerk Typist/Typist Clerk. Dated 26th February 2026, this chart advises 4 candidates (3 Fresh and 1 NJD) for various departments, fulfilling vacancies reported between February 5th and February 11th, 2026. This notification is crucial for candidates who have appeared for the KPSC Clerk Typist examination and are awaiting their appointment.

Quick Overview

Appointment Details (Candidates Advised)

The following candidates have been advised for appointment to the Clerk-Typist post:

Vacancy Split-Up

The 4 vacancies advised comprise 3 Fresh vacancies and 1 NJD (Non Joining Duty) vacancy, distributed across various departments:

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Total Vacancies: 4 (Four) [3 Fresh + 1 NJD]

Active Ranked Lists

Candidates have been advised from the following active ranked lists:

• 103/2019 (THIRUVANANTHAPURAM) – CLERK-TYPIST /TYPIST CLERK [Various]{Direct} w.e.f. 13-02-2023
• 104/2019 (THIRUVANANTHAPURAM) – CLERK-TYPIST /TYPIST CLERK [Various]{By-Transfer} w.e.f. 13-02-2023

Pending Turns

The Appointment Chart also provides an update on pending turns:

• NJD: 1 Turn (Sl.No-91 – LPE Turn advised on 12-11-2025, which has now been satisfied)
• NCA: Nil
• TPO: 8 Turns (The document lists 9 turns on page 1 and 8 turns on page 3. The following are listed under ‘Present’ TPO turns on page 3.)
  • MR 6-8 LC/AI TPO on 15-10-2024
  • MR 6-10 OBC TPO on 29-11-2024
  • MR 6-12 SC TPO on 08-04-2025
  • MR 6-14 E/B/T TPO on 02-05-2025
  • MR 6-16 M TPO on 27-08-2025
  • MR 6-18 E/B/T TPO on 12-11-2025
  • MR 6-20 V TPO on 21-11-2025
  • MR 6-22 LC/AI TPO on 26-02-2026

The Previous Rotation stands at MR-6 21 OC already advised and will be continued from MR-6 22 LC/AI after satisfying the TPO Turns.

OC/BC Position (Previous vs Present)

The status of candidates advised under Open Competition (OC) and Backward Class (BC) categories, along with other reservations, is detailed below:

Important Links & Contact

What is an Appointment Chart?

An Appointment Chart, in the context of state public service commissions like KPSC, is an official document that details the process of advising candidates for appointment to various government posts. It is not a fresh recruitment notification, but rather a record of candidates being selected and recommended from existing ranked lists based on reported vacancies. This chart ensures transparency in the selection process, indicating which candidates are advised, their rank, reservation category, and the department they are being assigned to. It also tracks pending turns (NJD, NCA, TPO) to ensure proper reservation roster implementation.

Next Steps for Advised Candidates

For candidates whose names appear in this Appointment Chart, the next steps are crucial. Typically, the KPSC will forward the appointment advice to the respective departments. The departments will then initiate the further process, which generally includes:

1. Document Verification (DV): Candidates will be called for document verification where they must present all original certificates (educational, age, community, experience, etc.) along with self-attested photocopies.
2. Medical Examination: A medical fitness test will be conducted by a government medical board to ensure the candidate meets the physical standards required for the post.
3. Police Verification: A character and antecedents verification will be carried out by the police department.
4. Issuance of Appointment Order: Upon successful completion of all verification processes, the respective department will issue the final appointment order.
5. Joining Formalities: Candidates must report to their assigned department within the stipulated time mentioned in the appointment order to complete joining formalities.

Candidates are advised to regularly check the KPSC official website and their respective department websites for further updates and instructions regarding document verification and joining procedures.

Preparation Tips for Future KPSC Exams

While this notification is for advised candidates, it serves as a reminder for aspiring government job seekers to prepare diligently for KPSC examinations. Here are some general tips:

• Understand the Syllabus: Thoroughly go through the official syllabus for your target exam (e.g., Clerk Typist, LDC, KAS).
• Master General Knowledge: KPSC exams heavily emphasize General Knowledge, Current Affairs, and Kerala-specific GK. Refer to standard books like Lucent’s GK and follow daily news.
• Practice Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning: Regular practice from books like R.S. Aggarwal can improve speed and accuracy.
• Improve Language Skills: Focus on Malayalam and English grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.
• Solve Previous Year Papers: This helps understand the exam pattern, question types, and time management.
• Take Mock Tests: Regularly attempt full-length mock tests to simulate exam conditions and identify weak areas.
• Stay Updated: Follow KPSC announcements, notifications, and current affairs diligently.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is an KPSC Appointment Chart?

An KPSC Appointment Chart is an official document released by the Kerala Public Service Commission detailing the candidates advised for appointment to various government posts from existing ranked lists, based on reported vacancies.

Q2: How many vacancies for Clerk Typist/Typist Clerk were advised in this chart?

A total of 4 vacancies (3 Fresh and 1 NJD) for Clerk Typist/Typist Clerk posts have been advised in this chart.

Q3: Which departments are involved in this KPSC Appointment Chart?

The advised candidates are for the Food Safety Department, Agriculture Development and Farmers Welfare Department, Fisheries Department, and Medical Education Department.

Q4: What is NJD in KPSC Appointment Charts?

NJD stands for Non-Joining Duty. It refers to a vacancy that arises when a candidate advised for appointment does not join duty within the stipulated time. Such vacancies are then re-notified for advice from the ranked list.

Q5: What are the next steps for candidates whose names appear in this chart?

Advised candidates should expect to receive communication from the KPSC or the concerned department regarding further procedures, which typically include Document Verification, Medical Examination, and subsequent issuance of the appointment order.

Q6: Where can I find more details about KPSC Clerk Typist recruitment?

For more details, candidates should regularly visit the official website of the Kerala Public Service Commission: www.keralapsc.gov.in.

Q7: What do OC/BC positions indicate in the chart?

OC/BC positions refer to the Open Competition and Backward Class categories, respectively. The chart shows the distribution of advised candidates across various reservation categories, ensuring the roster rules are followed.

Q8: What are TPO turns?

TPO stands for Turnover (By Promotion/Transfer/Appointment). These are turns reserved for specific categories or methods of appointment that need to be satisfied as per the reservation rules and departmental requirements.