Kerala PSC posts for Electronics and ECE graduates: the full list (2026)
Electronics graduates often think Kerala PSC has little for them, because most engineering posts are for Civil or Electrical. That is not quite true. There are posts written only for Electronics engineers, and a few more you can write with the right degree. Here is the list, as of 13 November 2026.
Posts written for Electronics graduates
| Post | Who can apply | Status (Nov 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Engineer (Electronics), PWD | Electronics engineering degree (check the accepted list in the notification) | Ranked list from Cat. No. 071/2024 in force from 28 February 2026 |
| Lecturer in Electronics Engineering, Government Polytechnics | First-class B.Tech. Preference: Electronics, then Applied Electronics, then ECE | Cat. No. 720/2024. Ranked list published November 2026 |
| Assistant Professor (Electronics), Government Engineering Colleges | B.Tech plus M.Tech in the branch, first class in at least one | Watch for the next notification |
Posts open to some Electronics degrees
The Housing Board AE and PWD AE (Electrical) notifications accept a degree in Electronics and Telecommunication along with Electrical and EEE. Read the qualification wording in each notification carefully: it names specific degrees, and a general ECE degree may not be listed. If you are not sure, message us your degree certificate details and we will check it with you.
These AE exams follow the Electrical syllabus, so an Electronics graduate needs extra time on machines and power systems.
With a Diploma in Electronics? Look at Workshop Instructor (Electronics Engineering) in the Technical Education Department, Cat. No. 677/2022, on ₹41,300 to ₹87,000.
What these posts pay
- Assistant Engineer, PWD (Electronics or Electrical): ₹55,200 to ₹1,15,300 per month.
- Lecturer in Polytechnic and Assistant Professor: the AICTE scale. See how the pay compares.
How to plan
- Notifications are rare. Each of these posts comes once every few years. When it comes, the gap to the exam is short. Prepare before it appears.
- Core subjects first. Electronic circuits, op-amps, digital electronics and communication are the shared foundation of both the AE (Electronics) and Lecturer syllabi.
- Learn each exam's extras. AE (Electronics) gives 20 marks to sensors, transducers and public address systems, and 10 to power systems. Lecturer gives 12 marks to everyday practical electronics.
- First class? Then Lecturer is open to you. With an M.Tech as well, add Assistant Professor.
Prepare with Engineering PSC
We run classes for AE (Electronics) and Lecturer in Electronics, and M.Tech graduates can join our Assistant Professor (Electronics) batch. All come with live and recorded classes, printed books, 10 questions a day and a weekly mock. Message us on WhatsApp with your degree, and we will tell you which batch fits.