Kerala PSC Company / Corporation / Board Assistant Mock Tests, Syllabus & Complete Exam Guide

Kerala's state government runs its services partly through public-sector companies, corporations and boards — organisations such as the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB), the Kerala State Financial Enterprises (KSFE) and various development and welfare boards. To staff their offices, the Kerala Public Service Commission recruits Assistants (Grade II) through a common degree-level objective test and a ranked list. A strong rank on this single paper can lead to a secure, pensionable state-sector job.

The paper is broad but predictable: General Knowledge and current affairs with a distinctive lean towards the Indian economy — banking, the RBI, the Union Budget, GST and taxation, money, financial institutions and public-sector undertakings — plus general science, quantitative aptitude and mental ability, and the Malayalam language. Candidates on the ranked list are called in rank order for certificate verification and appointment as vacancies arise.

The economy-focused General Knowledge is what sets this Assistant paper apart, so build strong notes on the RBI and monetary policy (repo rate, CRR, SLR), the structure of Indian banking and the major financial regulators (RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, NABARD, SIDBI), the Union Budget and the difference between direct and indirect taxes, and the GST framework. Add the main public-sector undertakings and their Maharatna/Navratna status. Durable, well-revised facts beat chasing current rates that change every policy review.

General science and quantitative aptitude are high-return and predictable, so drill everyday science, arithmetic, data interpretation, number series, coding and reasoning until they are fast and reliable. Because a ranked list rewards every extra mark, aim for both speed and accuracy — even without negative marking, careless mistakes cost ranks. The Malayalam section rewards steady practice of grammar, sandhi, samasam, synonyms, antonyms and idioms in the Malayalam script, and full-length timed mocks build the pace the paper demands.