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MPSCexams are conducted by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission annually. The MPSC conducts various recruitment examinations for Group A, B and C vacancies in the Maharashtra state administration. Check the MPSC 2023 Exam Dates along with other important details about MPSC State Services Exam in this article.

MPSC had released the interview schedule for the State Services Main Examination 2020 on its official website. The interview is scheduled between 18th April 2022 and 29th April 2022. The candidates interview schedule for MPSC SSE 2020 is given in the PDF below

On 27th December 2021, the commission released the official Mains 2020 Answer Key on the official website. The candidates who appeared in the MPSC State Services Main Exam 2020 can download the answer key from the linked article and the last date to submit objections is till 3rd January 2022.

On 22nd December 2021, the MPSC Prelims Admit Card 2021 was released on the official website. The candidates who have registered for the exam and planning to appear in the Prelims Exam which is to be conducted on 2nd January 2022 can download the admit card from the linked article.

On November 10th 2021, it was been decided that MPSC candidates would get a one-year extension for appearing in the exam. This decision was taken considering the lockdown situation due to the novel coronavirus.

31st October 2021 [Extended date]2nd November 2021 [Extended date]Number of Vacancies 290MPSC Prelims Exam Date2nd January 2022 [Postponed]23rd January 2022 [Revised Dates]Admit Card Release Date22nd December 2021Official websitempsc.gov.in MPSC Prelims ResultTo be notifiedMPSC Mains Exam Date7th, 8th and 9th May 2022 [Tentative date]MPSC Mains Admit CardTo be notifiedRevised MPSC Exam Date 2020:The MPSC exam was postponed due to the Covid-19 situation. Check the Revised MPSC Exam Date below:

MPSC Mains Examination was scheduled to take place on 2nd and 4th August 2021 however, in the delay of prelims result amid the Covid pandemic, the exam dates are shifted to 4th, 5th and 6th December 2021.

Hi,

This is query regarding Maharashtra Forest Services.

I have completed graduation in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering.

As per notification, it is not clearly mentioned if engineering graduate can aaply for concerned exam.

Please clarify.

Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) is a state-based examination being conducted for Group A, B and C vacancies in the Maharashtra state administration. There are three phases in which MPSC is held, Prelims, Mains, and Interview. When it comes to the salary of an MPSC officer, It is important to mention that Group A posts are offered a pay scale of 15000 INR, 40,000 INR. Further, for Group B posts, the salary packages start from 9,000 to 35,000 INR.

The Mains Exam of MPSC comprises 6 papers with varied duration and marks structure. Furthermore, the papers which are objective in nature will also have a negative marking scheme wherein, for every wrong answer, 1/3rd marks will be deducted.

In order to start the preparation of the Maharashtra Public Service Commissionexamination with full swing and energy, you need to keep abreast of the important syllabus and topics of the same. To provide clarity, Maharashtra Public Service Commission syllabus of all the phases have been given a rundown below:

The official website of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission regularly shares updates on the upcoming vacancies in the field. For Maharashtra Public Service Commission State Service Exam 2022, there are 339 vacancies in the following positions:

Thus, Maharashtra Public Service Commission is a golden opportunity for those who want to explore state administrative services of Maharashtra. If not state services, you can also pursue Public Administration courses and kickstart your career in this field. Reach out to our experts at Leverage Edu who will help you find the most suitable program and will also provide assistance related to the admission process.

Maharashtra Public Service Commission will organize the Maharashtra Gazetted Civil Services Joint Preliminary Examination- 2024. Many candidates have applied for the different posts to be filled through the MPSC Civil Services Exam. The preliminary exam for these posts was scheduled for 28 April 2024, but the exam was postponed, given the parliament elections. Now, the Rajyaseva Preliminary Exam will be conducted on 2 August 2024

Candidates can visit the official website of the commission at mpsc.gov.in and check whether the MPSC Prelims Hall Ticket has been released. The Commission will issue these hall tickets to the eligible applicants a few days before the examination. A direct link is available to download the Maharashtra Civil Services Prelims Hall Ticket.

The Commission will fill 274 Vacant Posts in the Civil Engineering Services, State Civil Services, and Maharashtra Forest Services. The application process for this examination was scheduled from 05 January to 24 January 2024. The admit cards will be released soon as the examination is organized on 28 April 2024. You may check the complete examination scheme below.

The Commission has released that the MPSC Civil Services Prelims Examination was scheduled for 21 July 2024. A new date ha been announced as 25 August from the commission. Applicants will get more details about the exam timing, shift, and the address of the examination venue through the MPSC Prelims Hall Ticket. Click on the link given below to download this hall ticket.

Candidates will not be permitted to enter the examination hall and appear in the exam without these documents. Applicants must download the MPSC Civil Services Prelims Hall Ticket before the examination date and verify all the details printed on it. These details are about the name, roll number, date of birth, gender, category, examination venue, and other important instructions.

Aizawl: Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Friday said that no irregularities were found in the civil service examinations conducted by the Mizoram Public Service Commission (MPSC) as per an inquiry report submitted recently.

The report of the inquiry, which was conducted by former state chief secretary M Lalmanzuala, came to the conclusion that there were 'no irregularities' and 'no marks were altered' in the civil service exams as alleged by a students' body, he said.

"The inquiry officer submitted his detailed report last week. The probe found that there were no irregularities in the conduct of the competitive examinations. It also found that the marks obtained by the candidates were not altered," Lalduhoma told reporters.

Earlier, Mizoram's apex student body, Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP), had launched an agitation in front of the MPSC office demanding the resignation of the commission's chairman J C Ramthanga over the alleged irregularities.

The organisation alleged that irregularities took place in the conduct of a combined competitive examination held in October last year as marks obtained by some candidates were found altered on answer papers and tabulation sheets using correcting fluid.

It had also said that correcting fluid was hardly used in the past and when the evaluator wanted to correct the marks he or she had already given on answer papers, he or she would strike it off with a pen and would give the new marks by putting his or her signature or explanation remarks under the marks.

Following the agitation, the government ordered a probe and appointed Lalmanzuala, who is also former chairman of MPSC, as an inquiry officer on April 15. He was asked to submit his report within seven days of his appointment. Lalmanzuala submitted his report on April 24.

The marks given separately by the first and second evaluators on tabulation sheets are compared by the third evaluator or scrutiniser, who allots the final marks after making corrections if needed, officials said.

The examination of MPSC is conducted to select eligible candidates for different government posts and appoint them on different service matters like disciplinary and transfer, advice on promotion, the establishment of recruitment rules, etc.

As per the latestMPSC calendar, the commission has already released its date for online application for the examination, which started on 21st December 2022 and ended on 10th January 2023. Although the official date for the exam is yet to be released, it will most probably be conducted in the mid of this year.

In this article, we have discussed the selection process under the MPSC Examination, which might help a candidate. As per the latest MPSC calendar, the commission has already released an online application form. The exam will most probably be conducted in the mid of this year.

The Prelims exam of MPSC 2023 will be conducted through 2 different papers. Moreover, the prelims exam acts as a qualifier exam for the 6 papers of the Mains examination. Soon after the prelims, the government authority which conducts the exam releases the answer key for the same. A candidate must obtain a minimum of 33% in the Prelims in order to get selected for the Mains.

subjectivePaper 1200100Marathi and EnglishObjectivePaper 2200100Marathi and EnglishObjectiveMPSC Mains Exam 2023The candidate who will be selected in the Prelims exam acquiring the minimum cut-off will be eligible for giving the MPSC Mains examination. The exam will have 9 papers, which can be written either in English or Marathi.

EnglishSubjective250MPSC Interview 2023The Personality test is the last stage of the selection process in the MPSC examination. The candidate who will secure the minimum cut-off marks in the MPSC Mains examination will be eligible for this personality test. In this stage, a panel of the members who are unbiased and competent evaluate the candidate based on the communication skills and knowledge.

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