KEA announces Land Surveyor and VAO exam dates

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced that written examinations for Land Surveyor and Village Administrative Officer (VAO) posts will be held on 2 and 4 October respectively. A total of 5,04,357…

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced that written examinations for Land Surveyor and Village Administrative Officer (VAO) posts will be held on 2 and 4 October respectively. A total of 5,04,357 candidates have applied for the two recruitment drives.

KEA announces Land Surveyor and VAO exam dates

Of these, 92,701 candidates have applied for the Land Surveyor post, while 4,11,656 have applied for the VAO post. KEA Administrative Officer Islavuddin Gadyal and Examination Controller Archana held a video conference with Additional Deputy Commissioners from across Karnataka to discuss arrangements.

Officials briefed district-level officers on measures to conduct the exams transparently, covering precautions at centres and steps to prevent irregularities and confusion. District authorities have been instructed to ensure necessary arrangements are in place before the examinations.

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The sheer volume of applications, over five lakh for two posts, underscores the scale of government job demand in Karnataka, with the VAO role alone drawing more than four lakh candidates. KEA's video conference with district officials signals an attempt to pre-empt logistical failures or malpractice, though the authority has not disclosed how many vacancies are being filled. The next concrete step is the conduct of the written tests on 2 and 4 October, where the primary test will be whether the district-level arrangements prevent irregularities as planned.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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