Kharidar Examination Structure 2083/84
The Kharidar selection process is described in the source syllabus content as an integrated and unified examination system divided into three main stages.
| Stage | Examination | Type | Full Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage I | Preliminary Exam | Objective (MCQ) | 100 |
| Stage II | Main Written Exam | Subjective / Written | 200 |
| Stage III | Final Stage Exam | Computer Skills Test & Interview | 40 |
Kharidar First Paper Syllabus: Preliminary Examination
The First Paper is described as a compulsory screening test for all candidates.
| Subject | Aptitude Test |
| Full Marks | 100 |
| Pass Marks | 45 |
| Examination System | Objective: Multiple-Choice Questions |
| Number of Questions | 50 |
| Duration | 45 minutes |
- General Knowledge (GK): 30 questions, 2 marks each.
- Basic Office Skills Test (BOST): 20 questions, 2 marks each.
- Negative marking: The source content states 20% negative marking for each incorrect answer.
Kharidar Second & Third Paper Syllabus
Only candidates who pass the preliminary exam can participate in the Main Written Examination according to the source content.
| Item | Second Paper | Third Paper |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | Office Management | Job Knowledge related |
| Full Marks | 100 | 100 |
| Pass Marks | 40 | 40 |
| Exam Type | Written Exam | Written Exam |
| Duration | 2.5 Hours | 2.5 Hours |
The source content states that the Second Paper is common to all services and covers topics such as office management, the constitution, and general mathematics.
The Third Paper is described as specific to the service group. Examples given in the source are Administration, Accounts and Revenue.
Kharidar Final Stage: Computer Skills Test & Interview
The final stage is for candidates who qualify in the written examination.
| Component | Marks (All Services) |
|---|---|
| Computer Skills Test | 10 |
| Interview | 30 |
| Total | 40 |
Kharidar Vacancy & Tentative Exam Dates 2083/84
Based on the Lok Sewa Aayog annual-calendar information included in the source content, the schedule is presented as tentative:
| Event | Tentative Period |
|---|---|
| Vacancy Announcement | Last Wednesday of Magh |
| Written Examination | Baisakh / Jestha / Asar |
| Interview / Recommendation | Bhadra / Asoj |
How to Prepare for the Kharidar Exam
A structured approach is essential when preparing across the preliminary, written and final stages. The following strategy is based on the examination structure and preparation resources described in the source content.
1. Build First-Paper Accuracy
Practice GK and BOST questions regularly. Use timed MCQ sets to improve speed while protecting accuracy because the source syllabus specifies negative marking.
2. Prepare Written Answers
Study the Second Paper systematically and practise presenting answers clearly within the 2.5-hour written-exam duration.
3. Cover Service-Specific Knowledge
For the Third Paper, identify the relevant service group and organise your study around the applicable job-knowledge syllabus.
4. Use Mock Tests
Mock tests and quizzes can help simulate exam conditions, identify strengths and weaknesses, improve time management and build confidence.
5. Use Learning Resources
Edusoft Academy provides live classes, video lectures, downloadable PDFs, e-books and performance-oriented learning resources as described in the original page.
6. Prepare for the Final Stage
Do not stop after the written exam. Include computer-skills practice and interview preparation in your overall plan.
Suggested Study Flow
- Start with the complete syllabus and identify the subjects and papers applicable to your target service.
- Divide study time between First Paper MCQs and the Main Written Papers.
- Use timed practice for the 45-minute preliminary examination.
- Review mistakes and maintain topic-wise revision notes.
- Practise written answers before the Main Written Examination.
- Use mock tests to measure readiness and improve time management.
- Prepare computer skills and interview skills before the final stage.
Prepare for Kharidar with Edusoft Academy
The original Kharidar page highlights the Edusoft Academy App as a preparation platform for Kharidar candidates.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Online Courses | Full course bundles in English and Nepali medium covering papers from the Preliminary and Main Written Examinations. |
| Mock Tests & Quizzes | Test series and quizzes designed to simulate exam conditions and support time management, confidence and performance review. |
| Learning Resources | Live interactive classes, video lectures, downloadable PDFs, e-books and performance analytics. |
Kharidar Syllabus PDF
The following embedded documents are the same syllabus PDF resources supplied in the original Kharidar page. Use the official Lok Sewa Aayog source for confirmation if the syllabus or exam system is revised.
Kharidar Syllabus 2083/84 — Frequently Asked Questions
The source content divides the examination into three stages: Preliminary Examination, Main Written Examination and Final Stage Examination.
The First Paper / Preliminary Examination has 100 full marks according to the supplied syllabus content.
The supplied content lists 45 as the pass mark for the First Paper.
Yes. The supplied page states that there is 20% negative marking for each incorrect answer.
The supplied syllabus content lists 50 questions in the First Paper: 30 General Knowledge questions and 20 Basic Office Skills Test questions.
The Second Paper is Office Management and the Third Paper is job-knowledge related. The supplied content lists 100 marks for each paper, 40 pass marks for each and 2.5 hours for each written paper.
The supplied content states that the Preliminary Examination is qualifying and its marks are not included in the final merit list. It states that final results are determined from the Main Written Examination and Final Stage Examination.
The final stage totals 40 marks: 10 marks for the Computer Skills Test and 30 marks for the Interview.
This page embeds the First Paper and Written Paper PDFs supplied in the original Edusoft Academy page. Candidates should also verify the latest official syllabus from the Public Service Commission.
No. The dates shown on this page are presented as tentative based on the source content. Vacancy notices, annual calendars and examination schedules can change, so candidates should verify the latest official notice.
Official Information & Update Guidance
For vacancy announcements, official examination notices, annual calendars and any revised syllabus or examination structure, candidates should confirm the latest information directly from the Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog).
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