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Karnataka Technical Posts Preparation

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Karnataka Technical Posts · checked 19 September 2026

Karnataka Technical Posts at a glance, from the official notices

The dates, vacancies and rules below are read on the conducting body’s own site and rewritten as each notice appears. The guide beneath carries the full pattern, syllabus, cut-offs and free mock tests.

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19September 2026

Checked 19 September 2026

Karnataka Technical Posts: the facts that matter now

  1. 01

    KPSC for PWD and the Group B and C posts; KEA for boards, corporations and departments

    Recruiting bodies

  2. 02

    Nothing. KEA’s 216 junior engineer and assistant town planner posts are announced for September notification

    Open now

  3. 03

    Paper 1 general 300 marks, Paper 2 subject 300 marks, two hours each; 35 per cent to qualify; 0.25 off per wrong answer

    KEA AE scheme

  4. 04

    Paper 1 general 100 marks, Paper 2 subject 100 marks

    KEA JE scheme

Strategy

Karnataka Technical Posts — How to prepare

From announcement to select list

  1. Watch both agencies The commission’s notifications page for the PWD re-notification and the Group B and C rounds; KEA’s various-departments pages for the boards and corporations. KEA’s content pages end in .aspx.
  2. Settle the Kannada exemption SSLC with Kannada as a first or second language exempts; otherwise the 150-mark test comes with the recruitment and must be passed.
  3. Prepare the general paper as seriously as the subject It is half the marks in every scheme, and in the commission’s junior engineer scheme it is all of them.
  4. Keep the application record Cancelled notifications have been re-notified with earlier applicants re-applying free; the registration number is the proof.
  5. Object to the key in time KEA allowed three days at ₹25 a question in July 2026.

Confirm the structure against your own notification

KPSC and the state’s other recruiting bodies revise paper structure, marks, syllabus detail and eligibility between recruitment cycles, and have done so more than once in recent years. Everything here describes the shape the recruitment has held; the notification for the cycle you are sitting is the document that decides it. Read it end to end before you plan around any figure.

Exam resources

Everything for Karnataka Technical Posts

Six resource pages, each kept in step with the latest official notification.

Karnataka Technical Posts SyllabusKarnataka AE and JE syllabus — the general paper under the 2021 direct recruitment rules, the subject paper by discipline, and the KPSC AEE technical papers.Karnataka Technical Posts Exam PatternKarnataka AE and JE exam pattern — 300-mark and 100-mark two-paper schemes, the 35 per cent floor, the Kannada test and negative marking.Karnataka Technical Posts Previous PapersKarnataka AE and JE previous papers — KEA’s 2025 and 2026 recruitment papers by discipline, and KPSC’s papers and keys by year and code.Karnataka Technical Posts Mock TestsKarnataka AE and JE mock tests — two-hour general and subject papers scored at a quarter mark off, with the Kannada test practised separately.Karnataka Technical Posts PreparationKarnataka AE and JE preparation — watching KPSC and KEA, re-applying after cancellation, the Kannada test, and the September 2026 junior engineer round.Karnataka Technical Posts Study MaterialKarnataka AE and JE study material — the general-paper syllabus of the 2021 rules, discipline texts at degree and diploma level, and Kannada readers.

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