Kerala PSC released the Appointment Chart for Lecturer in Educational Technology and Material Development (By Transfer). Check details of 2 fresh vacancies filled.
The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) has officially released the Appointment Chart for the post of Lecturer in Educational Technology and Material Development (By Transfer) within the Kerala General Education (DIET) Department. This chart details the allocation of two fresh vacancies, providing crucial information for candidates on the active ranked list.
Appointment Chart Overview
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) |
| Post Name | Lecturer in Educational Technology and Material Development (By Transfer) |
| Department | Kerala General Education (DIET) Department |
| Appointment Chart No. | R1D-3/3/2026-KPSC -2 |
| Date of Appointment Chart | 10-03-2026 |
| Vacancies Reported | 2 (Fresh) |
| Active Ranked List No. | 367/2022 (STATEWIDE) |
| Ranked List Effective From | 16-12-2025 |
Vacancy Details & Split-Up
This Appointment Chart addresses two fresh vacancies for the Lecturer in Educational Technology and Material Development (By Transfer) post. These vacancies were reported on 22.06.2022, with the date of occurrence for the filled post being 19.02.2021. The allocation is made from the Active Ranked List No. 367/2022. The chart indicates the filling of these positions as part of the ongoing recruitment process.
Appointed Candidate Details
The following candidate has been appointed against the reported vacancies:
| Sl. No. | Name & Address of Candidate | Rank No. | Post Name, Department & Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JULIE SEBASTIAN JO LAND THONDANKULANGARA 688006 ALAPPUZHA Communication Address: |
B/T – 1 List-1 | Lecturer in Educational Technology and Material Development [Education Department]Rules of Rotation is not applicable for By-Transfer |
Note: Details for Sl. No-2 will be furnished later, as per the official document.
Status of Ranked List
The Appointment Chart indicates “NJD – Nil” for Pending Turns, meaning no Non-Joining Duty vacancies are currently pending from the previous turn. This suggests a smooth progression in the appointment process from the active ranked list.
Action for Remaining Candidates on Ranked List
For other candidates on the Active Ranked List No. 367/2022, this appointment chart serves as an update on the utilization of the list. While specific action is not required from all candidates based on this document, it is important to:
- Monitor Official Website: Regularly check the official KPSC website for further appointment charts or updates regarding your rank and potential allocation.
- Keep Contact Details Updated: Ensure your communication address and contact numbers registered with KPSC are current, as appointment letters and further communications are sent to these details.
- Prepare for Document Verification (if applicable): If you are high on the ranked list, be ready with all original documents and their self-attested copies for any future document verification calls.
Important Links
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Official KPSC Website | www.keralapsc.gov.in |
| Original Appointment Chart (PDF) | (Link to PDF would go here if available externally) |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is an Appointment Chart?
An Appointment Chart is an official document released by Public Service Commissions like KPSC, detailing the allocation of candidates from an active ranked list to specific posts against reported vacancies. It indicates which candidates have been selected for appointment.
How does “By Transfer” recruitment work?
“By Transfer” recruitment typically refers to filling vacancies by transferring suitable candidates from one department or service to another, or promoting existing staff, rather than through direct recruitment of fresh candidates from the open market. Eligibility criteria for “By Transfer” posts usually include a certain period of service or specific qualifications within the existing government setup.
What does “Fresh Vacancies” mean in an Appointment Chart?
“Fresh Vacancies” refer to new posts that have been reported by the concerned department to the KPSC for recruitment. These are distinct from “NJD” (Non-Joining Duty) vacancies, which arise when a candidate appointed earlier does not join the post.
How can I check my position on the Ranked List?
Candidates can usually check their rank and the validity of the ranked list on the official KPSC website by logging into their Thulasi profile or by referring to the published ranked list notification. The appointment chart provides an update on how ranks are being utilized.
What are “Pending Turns” and “NJD”?
“Pending Turns” refer to vacancies that are yet to be filled according to the rotation chart or specific reservation rules. “NJD” stands for Non-Joining Duty, meaning a candidate who was advised for appointment did not join, leading to that vacancy being reported again for a fresh advice.
What should candidates on the ranked list do after an Appointment Chart is released?
Candidates on the ranked list should continue to monitor the KPSC website for further updates. If their rank is approaching the advised range, they should ensure all their documents are ready for verification and their contact details are accurate with KPSC.