Kerala PSC Exam Guide

This article is an attempt to help Kerala PSC aspirants and candidates in order to address their doubts, confusions, and questions (FAQ) related to Kerala PSC recruitment process like in case of one-time registration, uploading certificates/documents, queries related to certificate verification, Kerala PSC interview, shortlist, ranked list etc. Readers, please note that the below-mentioned information is based on the opinions of veteran candidates who have already gone through such situations. These are not officially as stated by Kerala PSC. However, most of the FAQ related to one-time registration is mentioned in the Kerala PSC website.  Kerala PSC aspirants can also utilize this platform to mention their doubts related to these topics and veterans in our team as well as the other stakeholders of this blog will be helping you to clarify your doubts. You can post your doubts at the end of this article.  Useful Telegram Channel for Mock Tests - LitmusQ Useful Instagra...

Check this article for Kerala PSC exam study material for Indian Constitution. This also includes short notes and frequently asked previous questions and answers. The entire syllabus of Indian Constitution for various Kerala PSC exams are as follows.  Salient features of the Constitution - Preamble- Its significance and its place in the interpretation of the Constitution. Fundamental Rights - Directive Principles of State Policy - Relation between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles - Fundamental Duties. Executive - Legislature - Judiciary - Both at Union and State Level. - Other Constitutional Authorities. Center-State Relations - Legislative - Administrative and Financial. Services under the Union and the States. Emergency Provisions. Amendment Provisions of the Constitution. This first part of the syllabus till Judiciary will be covered in an eBook  in PDF format. Some of the sample contents which are available in this eBook are discussed below. If you fin...

This page will give you details of Category Number 215/2016 Kerala PSC examination for the post of Assistant Engineer in Ground Water Department which is going to be conducted in the month of December 2017. You can find here the syllabus of AE Ground Water Kerala PSC Exam, useful study tips, and study materials, question paper and answer key discussions and expected cut off for the exam. This exam is going to be the one of the important examination for Mechanical Engineering job aspirants as it is the last exam being conducted after a series of Mechanical Engineering AE exams conducted by Kerala PSC Cutoff Marks Cutoff - 47.33 Marks Shortlisted Candidates -  Click here>> Date & Time of Assistant Engineer Ground  Water  Department Kerala PSC Examination 1st December 2017, 7.30 AM to 9.15 AM Last acceptable reporting time in the exam center - 7.30 AM Syllabus of  Assistant Engineer Ground  Water  Department Kerala PSC Examination ...

This article will give you short notes on various social welfare legislation and programs which are important for Kerala PSC examination. The topics covered here include social service legislation like Right to Information Act (RTI), Right to Education Act (RTE), Prevention of atrocities against women and children, food security act and social welfare programs like employment guarantee program, ICDS, TRYSEM, IRDP, DWRA, RLEGP, IAY, JRY, MWS, PMRY, BSY, GKY, SAY, SGSY, Antyodaya Anna Yojana, PGSY, SGRY, Swajaldhara, VAMBAY, PGY, NFWP, Bharat Nirman, PMAGY etc. The following social welfare schemes and programs are frequently asked in Kerala PSC examinations. ICDS Integrated Child Development Scheme ICDS was started in the year 1975 by the then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi . It is accredited as the World's biggest integrated initiative for child welfare . World Bank & UNICEF used to provide assistance to this scheme. The scheme was initiated during the 5th five-year...

This article will give you the basic differences and conceptual comparison between creep test and tensile test. Creep Strength and Tensile Strength are two major mechanical properties of a material. Creep test is used to find out the behavior of the material under creep loading and tension test which is usually done in a Universal Testing Machine (UTM) is carried out to find out the behavior of the material under tensile loading. You are requested to have the basic knowledge of stress-strain curve and creep curve before reading this article. The basic comparison is as follows. Creep Test Vs Tension Test Creep is a slow and progressive permanent deformation of a material at constant stress and at a constant temperature of about 0.4 times the melting point of the material. Whereas in the tension test, the deformation is not that slow and progressive and stress is not constant. It is gradually increasing and we are not much concerned about the temperature factor. Both the spe...

Regenerative Rankine cycle and Brayton cycle with regeneration are provided for increasing efficiency in steam power plant and gas turbine power plant respectively. This article will reveal the basic difference between the two. As you are all aware, in Rankine cycle, the working fluid is water and it changes its state to form steam and you will find a vapor dome in the TS diagram of Rankine cycle. Steam tables and Mollier charts are used to find the property values in Rankine cycle. However, in Brayton cycle, the working fluid is air which does not undergo any phase change. We are treating air as an ideal gas and the equation of state of an ideal gas is used to find the property values in Brayton cycle. Regenerative arrangement in both these cases is accomplished by providing heat exchangers which utilize the high temperature of the expanded gases in the turbine exhaust. Brayton cycle can be classified into closed Brayton cycle and open Brayton. Among this, only closed Brayton cycl...

This article will give you the basic difference between Second Law Efficiency and Isentropic Efficiency in Thermodynamics. Both these concepts are very important in association with 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. The same concept is asked for many interviews including Indian Engineering Services and viva questions. The conceptual answer for the same is not available in any of the Thermodynamics textbooks. Before reading the explanation of this topic, you are advised to go through the concept of 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, Availability, and Irreversibility. Both  Second Law Efficiency & Isentropic Efficiency revolves around the same idea but is interpreted or characterized differently. Both are proportional to each other and gives a measure of the degree of irreversibility. The difference between the two can be conceptually understood by the following Temperature-Entropy diagram. Fig. Illustration of Second Law Efficiency & Isentropic Efficiency Consider this T...