KAS Mains Syllabus:According to the KPSC KAS Exam Pattern, candidates who clear the KAS Prelims are eligible for the Main exam. The Main exam consists of 9 theory papers, out of which 2 papers (Kannada and English Language) are qualifying in nature.
The KPSC KAS Syllabus has significant overlap with the UPSC Syllabus, except for sections specific to Karnataka state.
Here is the KAS syllabus for the KPSC Gazetted Probationers (Main) exam:
Qualifying Papers:
1. Kannada Language:- 150 marks- Duration: 2 hours- 35% qualifying criteria
2. English:- 150 marks- Duration: 2 hours- 35% qualifying criteria
Syllabus for Kannada Language and English papers:- Comprehension- Precis- Usage- Vocabulary- Short Essay- Communication Skills
Both qualifying papers assess the candidate's ability to read, understand, and express themselves in the respective languages.
Merit-ranking Papers:
1. Essay2. General Studies 13. General Studies 24. General Studies 35. General Studies 46. Optional Paper 1 [Removed]7. Optional Paper 2 [Removed]
For the Essay paper, the duration of the exam is 3 hours, and the maximum marks are 250. There will be two essays (either in Kannada or English) worth 125 marks each. The first essay will focus on national or international issues, while the second essay will cover state or local issues.
The KPSC KAS mains stage includes a dedicated paper on Essay, similar to the UPSC examination. Candidates preparing for the KAS exam can refer to helpful tips and guidance provided in a post by BYJU'S on how to write an essay for UPSC candidates.
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The KAS syllabus for the General Studies papers in the Main exam is outlined below:
GS 1:- Maximum Marks: 250- Exam Duration: 3 hours- Sections: - Cultural Heritage and History of Karnataka and India - Political and Social Perspective - Planning, Indian Economy, Rural Development - Data Collection, Analysis, and Interpretation
GS 2:- Maximum Marks: 250- Exam Duration: 3 hours- Sections: - Natural Resources and Physical Features - Indian Constitution - Overview - International Relations, Public Administration, and Management
GS 3:- Maximum Marks: 250- Exam Duration: 3 hours- Sections: - Role/impact of Science & Technology in Indian Development, Information Technology in Public Domain - Modern trends and advancements in Life Sciences, Natural Sciences, Agriculture Science, Hygiene and Health - Issues/Challenges of development on Ecology and Environment
GS 4:- Maximum Marks: 250- Exam Duration: 3 hours- Sections: - Ethics - Integrity - Aptitude
The KPSC KAS exam syllabus closely aligns with the UPSC syllabus, with the exception of state-specific topics. KAS aspirants can benefit from strategies and plans designed for the UPSC Mains examination, making necessary modifications to suit their needs.
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