If you are preparing for the Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) LD Clerk (Tamil & Malayalam Knowing) exam, referring to previous question papers is one of the best ways to enhance your preparation. Below, we provide a detailed description of the LD Clerk (Tamil & Malayalam Knowing) (103/2016) question paper, which was conducted on 23rd August 2016.

Exam Overview

• Post Name: Lower Division Clerk (LD Clerk) – Tamil & Malayalam Knowing
• Category: Various
• Paper Code: 103/2016
• Date of Test: 23rd August 2016
• Year: 2016
• Exam Conducting Authority: Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC)

Exam Pattern & Structure

The LD Clerk (Tamil & Malayalam Knowing) exam is structured to assess candidates' knowledge in various subjects. The paper consists of multiple-choice objective-type questions covering topics such as General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Language Proficiency, and Office Procedures.

1. General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• Indian and Kerala History
• Geography of India & Kerala
• Indian Constitution & Political System
• Science & Technology
• Important National & International Events
• Books, Authors, Awards
• Kerala Renaissance & Social Reformers
• Government Schemes and Policies

2. General English

• Grammar & Sentence Structure
• Vocabulary (Synonyms & Antonyms)
• Idioms and Phrases
• Error Detection & Sentence Correction
• Comprehension Passage

3. Malayalam Language Proficiency

• Malayalam Grammar
• Vocabulary & Word Usage
• Sentence Formation
• Translation (Malayalam to English & Vice Versa)

4. Tamil Language Proficiency

• Tamil Grammar
• Vocabulary & Word Usage
• Sentence Structure
• Translation (Tamil to English & Vice Versa)

5. General Office Procedures & Computer Knowledge

• Office Administration & File Management
• Basic Computer Awareness (MS Office, Internet, Email, etc.)
• Typing & Clerical Skills
• Cybersecurity Awareness

Importance of Referring to Previous Question Papers

Studying past Kerala PSC LD Clerk question papers helps candidates in the following ways:

• Understanding the exam pattern & question format
•  Identifying important and frequently asked topics
•  Practicing real exam-level questions
•  Improving time management skills
•  Boosting confidence before the actual test