Lok Sewa Aayog Exam Preparation
Nepal's Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog) conducts competitive examinations for civil service positions at all levels — from Kharidar and Nayab Subba through to gazetted officer posts. Prepare with structured syllabus guides, mock tests, and topic-level practice questions.
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Available exams
Computer Operator
The PSC Computer Operator exam (also known as Data Entry Supervisor) is conducted by Nepal's Public Service Commission under the Miscellaneous Service, Non-Gazetted First Class. Two written papers test general knowledge and computer skills, from MS Office and networking to cyber security, followed by a practical test and an interview. This page covers the official syllabus, exam pattern and topic-wise breakdown.
Kharidar
The Kharidar exam is conducted by Nepal's Public Service Commission for Non-Gazetted Second Class positions in administration, justice, audit, and parliamentary services. It has three stages: a preliminary MCQ screening test, a 200-mark main written exam, and a final computer skill test plus interview. The total result is out of 240 marks.
Nayab Subba
The Nayab Subba exam is conducted by Nepal's Public Service Commission for Non-Gazetted First Class positions in administration, justice, audit, revenue, and parliamentary services. It has three stages: a preliminary MCQ screening test, a 200-mark main written exam across two papers, and a final computer skill test plus interview. A Bachelor's degree is required to apply. The total result is out of 240 marks.
Section Officer
The Section Officer (Shakha Adhikrit) exam is the Public Service Commission's open competition for Gazetted Third Class posts in the Administration, Audit and Parliament services, with a separate Foreign Service track. It has three steps: a 100-mark aptitude test that screens candidates, three 100-mark subjective papers, then an IT skill test, group test and interview. The final result is out of 360 marks.