Results for two significant Indian government job exams are set to be released soon, impacting thousands of candidates across the country. The Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Limited (MAHATRANSCO) will announce the results for the Vidyut Sahayak exams held on February 3, 2025, alongside the Karnataka Public Service Commission's (KPSC) announcement of the Panchayat Development Officer (PDO) exam results and final answer key.
MAHATRANSCO conducted the first stage of the selection process for Vidyut Sahayak through computer-based tests, which saw participation from numerous candidates vying for 2,623 vacancies. The results are expected to be published on the official website around March 2025, with high speculation surrounding the evaluation timeline. According to MAHATRANSCO, the evaluation of answer sheets should take approximately four to six weeks. Candidates are encouraged to keep checking the official site, mahatransco.in, for updates.
Upon announcement, candidates can access their results and check their qualifying status for the next stage of the selection process. The cut-off marks will also be published alongside the results. For aspirants from the Unreserved category, it's anticipated the cut-off will range between 76 and 82 out of 110 marks. The detailed cut-off for other categories will follow the same release.
Once the Vidyut Sahayak results are available, successful candidates will move forward to the subsequent stages, which will include Physical Tests and Medical Examinations. These are expected to take place approximately four weeks after the results are announced, highlighting the urgent need for candidates to prepare adequately. Candidates who made it to this stage will also need to present relevant documents during the verification process.
On another front, the KPSC has released the final answer key for the PDO examination held on November 17 and 19, 2024, targeting 150 vacancies for the HK region. The KPSC's announcement confirms candidates can now cross-check their responses through the answer key available at kpsc.kar.nic.in. This is significant for candidates eager to know their standing before the final results are declared.
The KPSC PDO final answer key is accessible for candidates who sat for the competitive exams. It includes all correct responses, enabling candidates to calculate their possible scores. Candidates have been urged to submit any objections against the final answer key by the fixed deadline of March 3, 2025, at 5:30 PM.
To submit objections, candidates must follow specific steps outlined by KPSC. They need to log onto the official site, verify their registration, access the answer key section, and directly submit their claims, providing valid supporting documents by the deadline. The manual objection process is needed to maintain transparency and facilitate accuracy during evaluations.
These announcements and procedures reflect the importance of the competitive examinations for aspiring candidates seeking government positions, driving them to prepare rigorously to meet upcoming challenges and deadlines.”