Loksewa Aayog exam preparation.

Loksewa Aayog, also called the Public Service Commission, is Nepal’s constitutional body that selects candidates for civil service and government posts through open competitive examinations.

Build preparation around the official PSC syllabus, a general-knowledge and IQ volume, Nepal-specific current affairs, and past-question collections for your level (Kharidar, Nayab Subba, Section Officer). Scolar stocks syllabus-matched guides for every post.

Results are published on psc.gov.np and also listed on Scolar’s Loksewa result guide, which explains the official portal, the notice-number format, and how to read the merit list.

Yes. Loksewa preparation books are delivered to all 77 districts of Nepal, with cash on delivery available.

The upper age limit for male candidates in open Loksewa exams is 35 years. For female candidates and candidates with disability, the limit is 40 years. Permanent civil servants already in service face no upper age limit.

Yes. The commission deducts 20 percent of the assigned marks for every incorrect answer in the First Paper Objective (MCQ) examination, so accuracy matters more than guessing.

Watch the vacancy notice on psc.gov.np, then submit the online application within the given window, pay the fee, and download your admit card when released. Each notice states the post, syllabus, seats and schedule.

Most posts follow three stages: a preliminary (first paper) objective test on general knowledge and IQ, a written examination (second and third papers), and a final interview. The written papers test subject depth and present-day issues.

They are ranks in the civil service hierarchy. Kharidar is the entry non-technical post, Nayab Subba (Naasu) is the mid-level post, and Section Officer (Sakha Adhikari) is the senior officer level. Each has its own syllabus and pay scale.

Many start with Kharidar or Naasu to enter the service, then prepare for Section Officer later. Your choice depends on your degree, age and the seats open in the current vacancy notice.

Attempt limits depend on the post and your category, and each vacancy notice specifies them. Read the official notice carefully before applying so you do not waste an attempt.

Salaries follow the government civil service pay scale and rise with rank and level, from Kharidar through Naasu to Section Officer and above. Exact figures are published in the pay regulations for each position.

Loksewa results are released as PDF notices after each stage (preliminary, written and interview) and the dates vary by post and vacancy. Scolar’s Loksewa result guide tracks the latest notice numbers so you can check your result quickly.

Open the result notice PDF on psc.gov.np or follow Scolar’s Loksewa result guide, search your symbol number in the published list, and see whether you are shortlisted for the next stage. Keep your admit card handy before checking.

If you pass the preliminary you sit the written exam, then the interview, and finally a recommendation or merit list. Selected candidates are appointed to the post. Each stage has its own separate result notice.