KPSC Interview Programme Feb 2026: Revised Schedule

The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) has released a revised interview programme for the month of February 2026. This notification provides the updated schedule for various posts across KPSC Head Office in Thiruvananthapuram and several District Offices. Candidates who have qualified for these interviews are advised to carefully check the revised dates, times, and venues to ensure they attend their interview as scheduled.

Notification Overview

What’s New in the Revised Schedule?

This notification serves as a revision to the previously announced interview schedule for February 2026. Candidates are strongly advised to refer to this updated programme for their respective posts and departments. It is crucial to note any changes in dates, timings, or interview boards that may affect your appearance.

Detailed Interview Schedule

KPSC Head Office, Thiruvananthapuram

KPSC District Office, Kollam

KPSC District Office, Pathanamthitta

KPSC District Office, Alappuzha

KPSC District Office, Kottayam

KPSC District Office, Idukki

KPSC District Office, Thrissur

KPSC District Office, Palakkad

KPSC Regional Office, Kozhikode

KPSC District Office, Wayanad

KPSC District Office, Kannur

KPSC District Office, Kasargode

Important Instructions for Candidates

Attending a KPSC interview requires careful preparation and adherence to guidelines. Here are some essential instructions:

• Admit Card: Ensure you download and print your interview admit card (if issued separately) from the KPSC official website. Verify all details on it.
• Identity Proof: Carry a valid original photo identity proof (e.g., Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Driving License, Passport) along with its photocopy.
• Original Documents: Bring all original educational qualification certificates, experience certificates (if applicable), caste/community certificates (for reserved categories), and other relevant documents as specified in the original recruitment notification, along with self-attested photocopies.
• Reporting Time: Adhere strictly to the reporting time mentioned in your interview schedule. Latecomers may not be permitted to appear for the interview.
• Dress Code: Dress in formal attire suitable for a professional interview.
• COVID-19 Protocols: Follow any prevailing health and safety guidelines, including wearing masks and maintaining social distancing, if applicable.
• No Electronic Devices: Mobile phones, smartwatches, and other electronic gadgets are usually prohibited inside the interview venue.
• Research: Be prepared to discuss your educational background, work experience (if any), and general knowledge related to the post you have applied for, and current affairs related to Kerala and India.

How to Prepare for KPSC Interviews

A KPSC interview is a critical stage in the selection process. Here are some tips to help you prepare effectively:

1. Subject Matter Expertise

• Thoroughly revise the core concepts related to your post’s syllabus. Be ready to answer questions on fundamental principles and recent developments in your field.

2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• Stay updated on national and international current events, with a special focus on Kerala-specific news, government schemes, and policies.
• Familiarize yourself with the history, geography, and socio-economic landscape of Kerala.

3. Communication Skills

• Practice clear and concise communication. Focus on active listening and articulate your thoughts effectively.
• Mock interviews can be highly beneficial to refine your speaking skills and build confidence.

4. Body Language & Demeanor

• Maintain positive body language, eye contact, and a confident posture.
• Be polite, respectful, and calm throughout the interview.

5. Document Readiness

• Organize all your original documents and their photocopies in a neat file well in advance. Double-check the order and completeness.

6. Know Your Application

• Be prepared to discuss anything mentioned in your application form, including your hobbies, achievements, and reasons for choosing the specific post.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is this the final interview schedule?

A1: Yes, this notification explicitly states it is a “Revised Interview Programme.” Candidates should adhere to the dates and times mentioned in this document.

Q2: What documents should I carry for the interview?

A2: You must carry your interview admit card (if issued), original photo ID proof, and all original educational, experience, and community certificates, along with self-attested photocopies of each. Refer to the original recruitment notification for a comprehensive list.

Q3: What if my name is not on this revised list?

A3: If your name was previously shortlisted and is not on this revised schedule, or if you have any discrepancies, it is crucial to immediately contact the KPSC helpline or refer to the official website for clarification.

Q4: Can I request a change in my interview date or time?

A4: Generally, KPSC does not entertain requests for changes in interview dates or times. However, in extraordinary circumstances, you may contact the commission with valid proof, though approval is at their discretion.

Q5: What should be my attire for the interview?

A5: It is advisable to wear formal and professional attire for the interview, as it creates a positive impression.

Q6: Will KPSC send individual interview call letters?

A6: KPSC typically publishes the interview programme on its official website. While e-Admit Cards are usually available for download, candidates are responsible for checking the official website regularly for updates and downloading their call letters.

Q7: What is meant by “Bal: NIL” or a number in brackets next to candidates interviewed?

A7: “Bal: NIL” likely indicates that there are no balance candidates left to be interviewed for that particular category/post after the listed candidates. A number in brackets (e.g., Bal: 450) would indicate the number of balance candidates still remaining to be interviewed for that specific category/post in subsequent schedules.

Q8: What kind of questions can I expect in the KPSC interview?

A8: Questions typically cover your academic background, subject knowledge, work experience (if any), general awareness, current affairs (especially Kerala-related), and situational questions to assess your problem-solving skills and attitude. Be prepared to discuss your strengths, weaknesses, and aspirations.