Student Queries about MPPSC Exam

MPPSC stands for Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission, MPPSC State Service Exam is conducted for recruitment to various posts in government departments and offices of the state of Madhya Pradesh. This exam is conducted in two stages first is the preliminary exam and the second is the main exam. Following the IAS exam pattern aspirants who clear the prelim exam are allowed to appear for the main exam. However, the best candidates who clear the main exam and the following procedure are admitted to various posts in the respective government department.

Generally, it is said that MPPSC pre exam is very simple it is simple if you follow the pattern of the exam with the right strategy, but the cutoff is always very high for MPPSC pre exam result. That means for general category students 85 questions must be correct out of 100 to be in a safe zone. You have to make a strategy for MPPSC preparation study for at least 4 to 5 hours if you are a newcomer, first prepare for the polity and Bare acts (sc-st prevention act, civil rights act, etc). Then General knowledge of Madhya Pradesh like (dams, rivers, national parks, sanctuaries, folk songs, historical places, tribes, political scenario, sports, Culture, sports awards, fairs in mp, Vojana of mp govt.), read about Indian economy and current affairs related to Madhya Pradesh, India. Pratiyogita darpan, newspapers, last year exam papers study all don't let anything PSC exam.

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Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission MPPSC State Service Exam is conducted for recruitment to various posts in government departments and offices of the state of Madhya Pradesh. This exam is conducted in two stages namely the preliminary exam and the main exam. Following the IAS exam pattern aspirants who clear the prelim exam are allowed to appear for the main exam. The number of candidates admitted to appear for the main exam is fifteen times more than the number of available vacancies. However, the best candidates who clear the main exam and the following procedure are admitted to various posts in the respective government department.

To get the selection in MPPSC & become the PSC officer candidate need to clear the mains exam and the third phase that is the interview. The State Government of Madhya Pradesh conduct’s the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) Exam. Popularly known as MPPCS Exam. The MPPCS Exam consists of two papers. First is the General Studies and the Second is the General Aptitude Test. The MPPCS Prelims Examination is a screening examination, and it is conducted to reduce the number of candidates that can appear in the MPPCS Main Exam.

Candidates of General Category can give MPPSC any number of times till the age of 40 years old (for general). For SC/ST there is further relaxation of age.

MPPSC has changed the rules now their is no optional subjects choice in MPPSC Exam

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State Civil Services Examination is a 3-stage examination held every year.

Stage 1: Preliminary Test

Stage 2: Main Exam

Stage 3: Personality Test / Interview

Stage 1 Preliminary Test consists of objective questions with NO penalty (NO negative marking) for wrong answers. (next preliminary exam will be held on Jan or Feb 2018)

Paper 1: General Studies (200 marks) 2 hours

Paper 2: CSAT (Civil Services Aptitude Test) (200 marks) 2 hours (This will be a qualifying paper with minimum qualifying marks fixed at 33%)

There is a cut-off in the Preliminary Test which varies every year and is decided by MPPSC.

The Main Exam consists of 6 papers which are usually held after 2-3 months of pre exam for around 5-7 days. The current pattern of Main examination is as follows:-
General Studies
Paper 1(GS-I): 300 marks (3 hours)
Paper 2(GS-II): 300 marks (3 hours)
Paper 3(GS-III): 300 marks (3 hours)
Paper 4 (GS IV, ethics): 200 marks (3 hours)
Paper 5 (General Hindi): 200 marks (3 hours)
Paper 6 (essay writing in Hindi): 100 marks (2 hours)
TOTAL MARKS (mains): 1400

Students who qualify for Interview are called by MPPSC. Interview is of 175 marks.

• Deputy Collector
• Deputy District President
• Deputy Superintendent of Police
• Superintendent (District Jail)
• Accounting Officer/ Assistant Director
• Commercial Tax Officer
• District Excise Officer
• District Registrar
• Employment Officer
• Assistant Commissioner & Assistant Registrar of Co-operative organizations
• Labour Officer
• Chief Municipal Officer
• Assistant Director
• Chief Executive Officer (Janapad Panchayat)
• Block Development Officer
• District Coordinator
• Area Coordinator
• Child Development Project Officer
• Assistant Regional Transport Officer
• Assistant Superintendent of Jail
• Commercial Tax Inspector
• Excise Sub Inspector
• Deputy Registrar
• Naib Tehsildar
• Assistant Inspector/ Cooperative Extension Officer
• Assistant Labour Officer
• Sub District President (Department of General Administration),
• Deputy Superintendent of Police (Home (Police) Department,
• Superintendent,
• District Jail (Prison Department),
• Commercial Tax Officer (Commercial Tax Department),
• District Registrar (Commercial Tax Department),
• Chief Municipal Officer (Urban Administration & Development Department),
• Assistant Director (Public Relations Department),
• Assistant Director,
• District Supply Officer (Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Department),
• Assistant Director (Women & Child Department),
• Child Development Project Officer (Women & Child Department),
• Assistant Regional Transport Officer (Transport Department),
• Assistant Jail Superintendent (Prison Department),
• Excise Sub Inspector (Commercial Taxes Department),
• Deputy Registrar (Commercial Taxes Department),
• Naib Tahsildar (Revenue Department),
• Chief Municipal Officer (Urban Administration and Development Department)

Candidates should possess Graduation or equivalent from a recognized University.
Candidates possessing professional and technical qualifications, which are recognized by the State Government as equivalent to professional or technical degree, would alsobe eligible for admission to the examination.

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Nationality:
A Candidate must be a citizen of India.
Students must be degree holders or graduates (degree recognized by University Grants Commission) to appear for this Examination.
Indian students holding a foreign degree need to ensure that their degree is accredited or recognized by UGC.

• Candidates age limit should be between 21 28 years for Dy. Superintendent of Police, Assistant Superintendent Jail & Transportation Sub-Inspector and 21 40 years for other posts.

The upper age limit prescribed above, will be relaxed able to the following extent:-

• up to a maximum of five years: if a candidate domiciled in Madhya Pradesh belongs to a caste or tribe or other backward class which has been notified as scheduled caste or scheduled tribe or other backward class by the Government of Madhya Pradesh.

(up to a maximum of 3 years: if a candidate is a bonafide repatriate of Indian origin from )

• Burma, Who migrated to India on or after 1st June 1963; or
• Srilanka; who migrated to India after 1st November 1964; or
• If the candidate is a bonafide displaced person from erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and had migrated to India during the period between 1st January 1964 and 25th March 1971
• if the candidate is a widow, divorced or abandoned at the time of her first appointment will have up to 5 years of relaxation
• if the candidate holds a green card in his/her name under the Family Welfare Programme will have up to 2 years of relaxation
• Forward-Cast partner of a prize-winning couple under Inter Caste Marriage Scheme sponsored by the Tribal, Harijan, and Backward Class Welfare Department as per GAD Memo No. C-3-10/85/3/1 dated 03-09-1985 will have up to5 years of relaxation