Loksewa Pathsala is a free study website and app for candidates preparing for Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog) exams in Nepal. This page explains who runs the site, how our notes, quizzes and vacancy posts are made and checked, and how we fix mistakes.
Who runs Loksewa Pathsala
Loksewa Pathsala was started and is run by Uday Chaudhary. We are an independent, free learning project. We are not connected to the Public Service Commission or any government office.
How we make our content
- Syllabus first: every note and quiz follows the published Lok Sewa syllabus for its level (Kharidar, Nayab Subba, Section Officer, Computer Operator and others).
- Official sources: facts are taken from the Constitution of Nepal, Acts and Regulations, official notices and other public sources. See our Sources page.
- Our own words: notes are written in simple English and Nepali, with examples and explanations. We do not copy books or coaching material.
- Tools: some drafts are prepared with the help of digital and AI writing tools. Nothing is published until it has been checked against the sources above.
How we check quizzes and answers
- Each question has one correct answer and a short explanation (“Why”).
- Answers are checked against the Act, article or notice they come from.
- Questions reported by students are reviewed and corrected or removed.
Vacancies and current affairs
Vacancy posts summarise official advertisements: organisation, posts, qualification, age and deadline. Dates are given in Bikram Sambat and the Gregorian calendar. Always read the official notice before you apply. Current affairs posts summarise news that is useful for exams and name the source.
Updates and corrections
Laws, syllabi and dates change. We update posts when they do, and each post shows when it was last updated. If you find a mistake, please tell us on our Contact page or email info@loksewapathsala.com. We aim to check every report within 2 days.
Advertising
Everything on Loksewa Pathsala is free. To pay for hosting we may show advertising. Ads never decide what we write, and sponsored content, if any, is always clearly marked “Sponsored”.