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KEA extends application deadline for 750 land surveyor positions in Karnataka

Karnataka Examinations Authority extends deadline for Land Surveyor applications to August 20, giving more candidates a chance after eligibility changes. Monthly salaries range from Rs 37,500 to Rs 76,100. Apply online with required fees before new deadline.

BRIC Team
By BRIC Team · BRIC.TV
Published Aug 8, 2026 · 2 min read · 31 views
KEA extends application deadline for 750 land surveyor positions in Karnataka

Key Takeaways

  • Karnataka extends application deadline for 750 Land Surveyor positions
  • Extension aims to attract more qualified applicants
  • Candidates can apply until August 20
  • Salary ranges from Rs 37,500 to Rs 76,100 based on pay scale

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced an extension for applications for 750 Land Surveyor positions within the state’s Department of Land Records. The new deadline is set for August 20, allowing potential candidates additional time to submit their applications.

Initially scheduled to close on August 7,the extension comes as a response to modifications in eligibility criteria outlined in the recruitment notification. This adjustment aims to attract a broader range of applicants who meet the updated qualifications.

Successful candidates will earn a monthly salary ranging from Rs 37,500 to Rs 76,100,depending on their designated pay scale. To qualify, applicants must possess specific educational credentials from recognized institutions,including degrees or diplomas in fields such as engineering,technology, mathematics,physics,computer science,information technology,instrumentation,electronics and communication,or agricultural science.

Age requirements stipulate that candidates must be at least 18 years old, with a maximum age limit of 40 years . However,age relaxation is available for individuals belonging to reserved categories, in accordance with Karnataka government regulations .

The application process requires candidates to pay a fee, which varies by category. General and OBC category applicants must submit Rs 750, while those from SC, ST,Category-1,and other reserved categories are required to pay Rs 500. Payment must be made online,and candidates should consult official KEA notification for detailed fee information specific to their category.

Selection will be based on an offline OMR-based competitive written examination. This exam will consist of objective-type questions,and candidates should be aware that negative marking will apply for incorrect answers . The examination structure includes two papers,and candidates are encouraged to review the official KEA notification for information regarding exam date, syllabus, and subject-specific details.

To apply, eligible candidates can visit KEA website and access the application link for the Land Surveyor recruitment. application process involves entering personal and educational details, uploading necessary documents,a photograph, and a signature,followed by the online payment of the application fee. After submission,candidates should retain a copy of their application form and application number for future reference.

KEA’s decision to extend the application deadline reflects its commitment to ensuring that all eligible candidates have the opportunity to participate in this recruitment process. Interested individuals are advised to complete their applications promptly rather than waiting until the final date.

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