KPSC Kottayam LDT Appointment Chart 2026: 9 Lower Division Typists Appointed

The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), District Office Kottayam, has officially released the Appointment Chart for the position of Lower Division Typist (LDT) / Junior Fair Copy Assistant. Dated 24-03-2026, this chart details the appointment of 9 candidates to various departments, filling both fresh and Non-Joining Duty (NJD) vacancies from the active ranked lists. This is a crucial update for candidates who have been eagerly awaiting their selection and appointment in government service.

Appointment Chart Overview

Vacancy Filling Details

A total of 9 vacancies have been filled through this appointment chart, comprising:

• Fresh Vacancies: 6 (including 3 Anticipatory Vacancies)
• NJD (Non-Joining Duty) Vacancies: 3

The appointments have been made across various government departments in Kottayam district.

Active Ranked Lists Used

The appointments were made from the following active ranked lists:

Selected Candidates List

The following candidates have been advised for appointment to the Lower Division Typist / Junior Fair Copy Assistant posts:

Pending Turns Status

The appointment chart also outlines the status of various pending turns as of the date of the chart:

NJD – Nil

All previously reported 3 NJD turns have been compensated. The specific turns compensated are:

• MR 7-49 EWS (advised on 25-09-2025)
• Sl.No-326 – DA-HI Turn (advised on 09-10-2025)
• MR 7-44 ST (advised on 29-10-2025)

NCA – 1 Turn

• MR[7] – 44 ST NCA SC on 29-10-2025

TPO – 3 Turns

The following TPO (Turns Passed Over) turns are pending:

• MR 7 – 50 D TPO on 24-03-2026
• MR 7 – 52 SC TPO on 24-03-2026
• MR 7 – 54 E/B/T TPO on 24-03-2026

The previous rotation stood at MR-7 49 EWS, and the current rotation is to be continued from MR-7 50 D. The DA Serial Number stands at [327] and will continue from [328].

Next Steps for Appointed Candidates

For the candidates advised for appointment, the following steps are typically involved in the KPSC joining process:

1. Document Verification (DV): Candidates will likely receive communication from the respective department or KPSC regarding document verification. This involves presenting original certificates for educational qualification, age proof, community/caste certificate (if applicable), and other relevant documents.
2. Medical Examination: A medical fitness test is usually mandatory for government appointments. Candidates will be directed to undergo a medical examination at a government hospital.
3. Issuance of Appointment Order: Upon successful completion of DV and medical examination, the concerned department will issue the official appointment order.
4. Joining Formalities: Candidates must report to the allocated department/office within the stipulated time frame mentioned in the appointment order to complete joining formalities.

It is crucial for advised candidates to regularly check their profile on the KPSC website and their registered email/mobile for further instructions.

Job Profile: Lower Division Typist

A Lower Division Typist (LDT) in the Kerala Government typically plays a crucial role in the administrative functioning of various departments. The job profile primarily involves:

• Typing and Data Entry: Preparing official letters, reports, memos, and other documents using typewriters or computers.
• Clerical Duties: Maintaining files, registering inward/outward mail, dispatching documents, and managing office correspondence.
• Document Management: Organizing and archiving important documents, ensuring easy retrieval.
• Assisting Senior Officials: Providing secretarial support, scheduling appointments, and handling routine office tasks.
• Fair Copying: Preparing clean and accurate copies of documents, especially in legal or official contexts.

Career Scope: LDTs have opportunities for promotion to higher clerical and administrative positions within the government department, based on experience, performance, and departmental exams. This role serves as a foundational step for a long-term career in the Kerala State Government.

Preparation Tips for Aspiring LDT Candidates

For those aspiring to join the KPSC as a Lower Division Typist, consistent and strategic preparation is key. Here are some general tips:

• Understand the Syllabus: Thoroughly go through the official KPSC LDT syllabus, focusing on General Knowledge, Current Affairs, General English, Quantitative Aptitude, and Computer Fundamentals.
• Typing Proficiency: Regular practice to improve typing speed and accuracy in both English and Malayalam (if required for the specific exam).
• Study Material: Refer to standard KPSC guides, previous year question papers, and general knowledge books like Lucent’s GK.
• Mock Tests: Regularly attempt mock tests to analyze your performance, identify weak areas, and improve time management.
• Current Affairs: Stay updated with daily news and current events, especially those related to Kerala and national importance.
• Revision: Consistent revision of all subjects is crucial for retaining information.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What does an ‘Appointment Chart’ signify?

A: An Appointment Chart is an official document released by KPSC detailing the allocation of candidates from an approved ranked list to various vacant posts in different departments. It signifies that the selection process for those candidates has been finalized, and they are now advised for appointment.

Q2: What is an ‘NJD’ vacancy?

A: NJD stands for ‘Non-Joining Duty’. These are vacancies that arise when a candidate who was previously advised for appointment does not join the service. These vacancies are then re-notified and filled from the active ranked list.

Q3: What are ‘Pending Turns’ like TPO, NCA, NJD?

A: These are terms related to KPSC’s communal rotation system. NJD (Non-Joining Duty) are vacancies from candidates who didn’t join. NCA (No Candidate Available) means no suitable candidate from a particular community/category was available in the ranked list at the time of advice. TPO (Turns Passed Over) refers to turns that are temporarily passed over for a specific category due to the non-availability of candidates, to be filled later. These mechanisms ensure equitable representation.

Q4: How will I know if I need to complete document verification?

A: If you are among the advised candidates, KPSC will typically send an SMS/email notification to your registered contact details and update your profile on the official KPSC Thulasi portal with instructions for document verification and further joining formalities.

Q5: Is a medical examination mandatory for KPSC appointments?

A: Yes, a medical examination is usually a mandatory step for all government appointments in Kerala. Candidates must be declared medically fit by a government medical officer before they can formally join service.

Q6: What should I do if my name is on the list, but I haven’t received any communication?

A: If your name appears in the appointment chart, but you haven’t received direct communication, it’s advisable to regularly check your KPSC Thulasi profile and the official website for updates. You can also contact the KPSC District Office, Kottayam, for clarification.

Q7: Can candidates from other districts apply for Kottayam vacancies?

A: For district-wise recruitments like this, candidates typically apply for vacancies in a specific district. The ranked lists are also district-specific. However, general state-wide recruitments are also conducted, for which eligibility is state-wide.