Official Kerala PSC previous question papers and answer keys

Kerala PSC publishes its own past question papers and answer keys on its website and through candidates’ profiles. After each OMR examination it publishes the question paper in A code together with provisional answer keys for the other versions, later replaced by a final key. Because unofficial "solved paper" collections carry errors that nobody corrects, the Commission’s own files are the ones worth working from.

Steps

  1. Start from the Commission’s own pages

    Papers and keys are published on keralapsc.gov.in — the OMR and online answer-key listings carry the paper beside its key. We mirror the same records in a readable index at /question-papers and /answer-keys.

  2. Understand the A-code convention

    The Commission publishes its question paper in A code and provisional answer keys of all other versions of the paper. The alpha codes are different orderings of the same paper, which is why only the A-code version is published in full.

  3. Use the final key, not the provisional one

    The provisional key is the one open to complaints for five days. The final key is what the Commission settled on after considering valid complaints, and it is the one to score yourself against.

  4. Pair a paper with its syllabus

    A past paper tells you what was asked; the Commission’s detailed syllabus tells you what may be asked. Our syllabus pages carry the official module-level mark distribution for each exam.

  5. Be careful with unofficial collections

    Third-party "solved papers" reproduce keys by hand and rarely track the final key after objections are settled. If a claimed answer differs from the Commission’s final key, the Commission is right.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Kerala PSC publish previous question papers?#

On its own website, alongside the answer keys for each examination, and through candidates’ profiles for the exams they sat.

Why is only the A-code paper published?#

The alpha codes are different orderings of the same paper. The Commission publishes the paper in A code and provisional answer keys for all the other versions.

Should I trust a solved-paper PDF from another site?#

Prefer the Commission’s own final answer key. Third-party collections rarely track corrections made after objections are settled.

Official sources

Steps last verified against official Kerala PSC sources on 25 August 2026.

Where the Commission has not published a rule, this guide says so rather than guessing. Anything marked “not officially published” is exactly that.

This is an independent guide for aspirants, written from the Commission’s own published instructions. Portal screens and rules change — always confirm on keralapsc.gov.in and in your own Thulasi profile before acting. PSC Mastery is not affiliated with the Kerala Public Service Commission.