Latest KPSC KAS Result 2021 – The KAS Result for Gazetted Probationers Mains Exam 2017-18 is expected to be released in March 2021. Karnataka Public Service Commission will notify the result on its official website – https://kpsc.kar.nic.in/. The KPSC KAS Mains Exam was conducted between 13th and 16th February 2021. Candidates who will clear Mains will be called for the interview which is for 50 marks.
The direct link to download the KAS Mains Result 2017-18 will be updated here.Â
In this article, you can find the latest KAS Prelims Result, KAS Mains Result and KPSC KAS Answer Keys for the Gazetted Probationers Exam 2017-18.
Aspirants can find all the Karnataka Administrative Services Exam related information from the links mentioned in the table below:
| KPSC KAS Recruitment | KPSC KAS Preparation |
| KPSC KAS Exam Pattern | KPSC KAS Eligibility |
| KPSC KAS Syllabus | KPSC KAS Previous Year Question Papers |
Download KPSC KAS Result 2017-18
The KAS result for Gazetted Probationers Preliminary Exam 2017-18 was on 23rd October 2020. The KAS Prelims Exam took place on 24th August 2020.
The Prelims result of the KAS Gazetted Probationers Exam 2017-18 is given below. Download the PDF.
Karnataka PSC Prelims 2017-18 Results:Â Download PDF Here
KPSC KAS Answer Key 2017-18
The commission uploaded the revised answer key for KPSC KAS Prelims 2017-18. Earlier, KPSC has released the answer key for the KAS Prelims examination on its official website. Aspirants can download both the KAS answer keys’ PDF below:
KPSC KAS 2017-18 Prelims Answer Key (Revised):-Download PDF Here
KPSC KAS 2017-18 Prelims Answer Key (Paper I):-Download PDF Here
KPSC KAS 2017-18 Prelims Answer Key (Paper II):-Download PDF Here
KPSC KAS Cut Off
The commission has released the KAS cut off along with the prelims result on its official website. The KAS Prelims has two objective type papers. 200 marks are assigned to each paper (100 questions – 2 marks each), and both the papers have a negative marking of 0.25 against each wrong answer. The official KAS Cut Off is given below:
How to check KAS Result?
The aspirants can follow the below-given steps to download the result for KAS Gazetted Probationers Exam 2017-18 as and when declared by the KPSC:
1. Login on to the official website of the commission (kpsc.kar.nic.in).
2. Candidates can find the result under ‘What is New’ or a direct active link which will be provided on the official website. Check the image below for reference:
3. Candidates can also check the result under the ‘For Applicants’ section by clicking on the ‘Results’ tab. Check the image below for reference:
4. Check for Gazetted Probationers 2017-18 Prelims/Mains Result and click on the link.
5. If credentials are required, fill in details like registration ID and password to proceed.
6. The KAS Prelims/Mains Result will be displayed which you can download and save for future reference.
KPSC KAS Exam 2017-18 Details
The following table briefs you about the KAS Exam 2017-18:
| Month of the KAS Prelims 2017-18 Application | January 2020 |
| KAS Vacancies 2017-18 | 106 |
| Date of the KAS Prelims 2017-18 | 24th August 2020 |
| KAS Admit Card 2017-18 | 17th August 2020
Check KAS Admit Card details in the linked article. |
| KAS Prelims 2017-18 Result | 23 October 2020 |
| Date of KAS Mains 2017-18 | To be announced |
Candidates should not confuse Karnataka PSC result with Kerala PSC result. Recently, Kerala Public Service Commission has released its KAS Prelims 2019 result which can be checked at the linked article. For other details related to Kerala PSC, candidates can check the links provided in the table below:
| Kerala Public Service Commission – Kerala Administrative Service |
| Kerala PSC KAS Notification |
| Kerala PSC KAS Eligibility |
| Kerala PSC KAS Syllabus |
| Kerala PSC KAS Preparation |
Sir please tell me how to calculate negative marking for kas Prelims
For every wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted from the total marks. For example, out of 100 questions (Paper 1), you attempt 80 and mark 20 wrong. So, negative marking will be 0.5*20 = 10 marks. Hence, 10 marks from your total score will be deducted. Same applies for Paper 2.