In Karnataka, aspiring power sector workers face a mandatory 8-meter pole climb, resulting in an 80% failure rate. This physical test, introduced in 2015 for KPTCL and Escoms recruitment, has sparked protests and highlighted a regional disparity in success, with candidates from North Karnataka outperforming those from the South.
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