What is Loksewa Aayog?

Loksewa Aayog (Public Service Commission or PSC) is the constitutional body of Nepal responsible for conducting examinations and recommending candidates for civil service positions in the Nepal government. Getting a government job through Loksewa is considered one of the most prestigious achievements in Nepal.

Official Website: psc.gov.np — Check vacancy notices, exam schedules, and results here.

Types of Loksewa Positions

Loksewa Aayog recruits for various levels of government positions:

  • Section Officer (SaKhA): Class II — requires Bachelor's degree
  • Nayab Subba (NaSu): Class III — requires 10+2 or equivalent
  • Kharidar: Class IV — requires SEE/SLC pass
  • Assistant Level: Various technical positions
  • Officer Level: Engineering, Medical, Legal services

Loksewa Exam Structure

Most Loksewa exams follow a three-stage process:

  1. Written Examination: Objective (MCQ) and Subjective papers covering general knowledge, reasoning, and technical subjects
  2. Interview: Personality test and viva conducted by PSC members
  3. Final Merit List: Based on written score + interview marks

Common Subjects in Loksewa Syllabus

The general syllabus for most positions includes:

  • General Knowledge: Nepal history, culture, geography, current affairs
  • Constitution: Nepal Constitution 2072 provisions
  • Mental Ability: Logical reasoning, verbal ability, numerical ability
  • Computer: Basic computer knowledge and MS Office
  • Technical Subject: Varies by position (administration, engineering, health, etc.)

Best Books for Loksewa Preparation

SubjectRecommended Book
General KnowledgeLoksewa Toli by Ratna Sagar
Nepal ConstitutionSambidhan Saar by Khim Lal Devkota
Mental AbilityBoudhik Kshyamata by Gorkha Publications
General AdministrationPrasashan by Bishnu Khatri
Current AffairsOnline portals + monthly magazines

6-Month Loksewa Study Plan

Here is a practical study plan to prepare for Loksewa in 6 months:

Month 1-2: Foundation

  • Read Nepal Constitution 2072 fully — at least twice
  • Study Nepal's history from ancient to modern period
  • Practice 50 mental ability questions daily

Month 3-4: Deep Study

  • Cover your technical subject thoroughly
  • Study governance, public administration basics
  • Read current affairs daily (Gorkhapatra, Kantipur)

Month 5-6: Practice and Revision

  • Solve previous 10 years' question papers
  • Take mock tests weekly
  • Focus on weak areas identified in mock tests
  • Prepare for interview: current issues, personal background

Daily Study Schedule

  • Morning (6-8 AM): Read current news (Gorkhapatra, online)
  • Morning (8-12 PM): Technical subject study
  • Afternoon (2-5 PM): Mental ability and reasoning practice
  • Evening (6-9 PM): General knowledge and constitution revision

Tips to Clear Loksewa in First Attempt

  • Start with the Nepal Constitution — it is the base of all questions
  • Consistency matters more than intensity — study daily, even 2 hours
  • Join a study group or coaching center for accountability
  • Solve old question papers from PSC website — patterns repeat
  • Don't skip the interview preparation — presentation and confidence matter
  • Apply for multiple vacancies to maximize chances
Warning: Beware of fake Loksewa coaching centers that promise guaranteed results. Only prepare through official PSC materials and reputable institutions.

Where to Find Loksewa Vacancy Notices

  • Official PSC Website: psc.gov.np
  • Gorkhapatra Daily newspaper
  • Kantipur Publications
  • Various Loksewa preparation apps