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KPSC Wayanad released Appointment Chart dated 03-03-2026 for Reserve Watcher/Depot Watcher. One NJD vacancy filled from Ranked List 408/2021. Check details.

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IMPORTANT UPDATE

The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), District Office, Wayanad, has released an Appointment Chart dated 03-03-2026, detailing the advice for one Non-Joining Duty (NJD) vacancy for the post of Reserve Watcher / Depot Watcher / Survey Lascars etc. in the Forests and Wildlife Department. This notification is crucial for candidates who appeared for Category No. 408/2021 (Wayanad) and are awaiting advice from the active ranked list.

Appointment Chart Overview

Particulars Details
Organization Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC), District Office, Wayanad
Notification Type Appointment Chart
Post Name Reserve Watcher / Depot Watcher / Survey Lascars etc.
Department Forests and Wildlife Department
Appointment Chart Date 03-03-2026
Ranked List Reference 408/2021 (WAYANAD) – Reserve Watcher/Depot Watcher/Survey Lascars/TB Watchers/…. [Forest]{Direct}
Ranked List Effective Date 02-04-2024
Vacancy Type NJD (Non-Joining Duty)
Number of Vacancies Reported 1 (NJD)

Vacancy Details & Advice

Vacancy Split-Up

A single Non-Joining Duty (NJD) vacancy has been reported and filled.

Sl. No. Tappal No. Date of Receipt Ref. Letter No. & Date Letter From & PostName No. of Vac Date of Occurrence
1 e-69586 25-02-2026 e-Vacancy – 69586 Dtd:25-02-2026 Forests and Wildlife Department Depot Watcher/Reserve Watcher 1 (One) NJD 21-02-2026

Total Vacancies: 1 (One) [1 NJD]

Candidate Advised

The following candidate has been advised against the reported NJD vacancy:

Sl.No. Name, Address & Community of Candidate Rank No. Rotation as approved by the Commission Post Name, Department & Remarks
1 ASRIDSREEDHARAN M S MOORKOTH HOUSE PAMPADY THRISSUR PAMPADY/680588 (E/B/T-EZHAVA) 13 NJD Compensation to MR 1-71 OC advised on 18-12-2025 now satisfied Depot Watcher/Reserve Watcher [Forests and Wildlife Department]

Pending Turns Status

The Appointment Chart also provides an update on the pending turns:

  • NJD: 1 Turn (Now Nil after this advice)
  • NCA: 1 Turn (MR[1] – 44 ST NCA SC on 23-07-2014)
  • TPO: 7 Turns are to be satisfied (MR 1-64 SC, MR 1-66 M, MR 1-68 LC/AI, MR 1-70 OBC, MR 1-72 SC, MR 1-74 E/B/T, MR 1-76 M)

The previous rotation stands at MR-1 77 OC already advised, and is to be continued from MR-1 78 E/B/T, but TPO Turns are to be satisfied first.

OC/BC Position Update

The OC/BC position has been updated following this advice:

OC EWS BC NJD DA (LV) DA (HI) DA (LD) DA (MD) DA Thrn Out BT/RT/LPE Total
Previous 2 1 7 NE NE NE NE NE NE 10
Present 1 NE NE NE NE NE NE 1
Total 2 1 8 NE NE NE NE NE NE 11

EWS Set-Off – Nil

What This Means for Candidates

This Appointment Chart indicates that one Non-Joining Duty (NJD) vacancy has been filled. For other candidates on the active ranked list 408/2021 (Wayanad), this means:

  • The ranked list is still active, and advices are being made.
  • Candidates should continue to monitor the KPSC website for further updates on new vacancies and advice lists.
  • Understanding the rotation (OC/BC, NJD, NCA, TPO) is crucial to anticipate your chances of advice.
  • The advice for Rank 13 shows that candidates further down the ranked list can also get advised due to various turns (like NJD compensation).

Important Links

Description Link
KPSC Official Website www.keralapsc.gov.in
KPSC Wayanad Email dowyd.psc@kerala.gov.in
KPSC Wayanad Telephone 04936-202539

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is an Appointment Chart?

An Appointment Chart is an official document released by the Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) that details the advice of candidates from an active ranked list against reported vacancies. It shows which candidate has been selected for which post, their rank, and the communal rotation applied.

What does ‘NJD’ (Non-Joining Duty) mean?

NJD stands for Non-Joining Duty. It refers to a vacancy that arises when a candidate who was advised for appointment from a ranked list fails to join the post. Such a vacancy is then reported to the KPSC, and an additional candidate (NJD compensation) is advised from the same ranked list to fill it, maintaining the original rotation.

What is ‘TPO’ (Turns Passed Over)?

TPO stands for Turns Passed Over. These are vacancies reserved for specific communities or categories (e.g., SC, ST, OBC, EWS, LC/AI, M) that could not be filled when their turn arose due to the non-availability of eligible candidates from that particular community/category in the ranked list at that time. These turns are kept pending and will be satisfied later when eligible candidates become available.

What is ‘NCA’ (No Candidate Available)?

NCA stands for No Candidate Available. Similar to TPO, it indicates that no suitable candidate was available from a particular community or category when their turn for advice came. NCA vacancies are also carried forward and advised later.

How does KPSC fill vacancies from a Ranked List?

KPSC fills vacancies based on a strict system of communal rotation and merit. Candidates are advised from the ranked list according to their rank and the roster point (reservation turn) that becomes due. NJD vacancies are filled by advising an additional candidate (NJD compensation) from the same ranked list, maintaining the original rotation.

What should candidates on the ranked list do after this notification?

Candidates on the active ranked list 408/2021 (Wayanad) should regularly check the KPSC official website for further advice memos and notifications. Understanding the rotation and pending turns (TPO, NCA) can help them estimate their chances for future advices. Keep your contact details updated with KPSC.

Is this a new job notification?

No, this is not a new job notification inviting applications. This is an Appointment Chart, which is a post-selection process detailing the advice of a candidate from an already existing active ranked list (408/2021) against a reported vacancy.

How long is a KPSC ranked list valid?

Typically, a KPSC ranked list is valid for a period of one year from the date of its finalization, or until a new ranked list is prepared, whichever is earlier. However, under certain circumstances, the validity can be extended for a maximum of three years.