MPSC Syllabus - Latest MPSC Exam Pattern for Prelims & Mains

 Changes in MPSC Syllabus

In a recent notification, MPSC has announced the revision of MPSC Mains Syllabus. The revision has been made in the General Studies Paper I-IV. No changes have been made to Paper  1 (Marathi & English – Essay/Translation) and Paper 2 (Marathi & English – Grammar/Comprehension).  Candidates can check the revised syllabus for MPSC Rajyaseva Exam (Mains) in this article below.

Changes in MPSC Exam Pattern

The Commission has made the changes in the exam pattern w.r.t to the negative marking in the Objective Type Question Papers. Against 1/3rd negative marking which was earlier allotted to every incorrect answer, the commission now has allowed a negative marking of 25% or 1/4 of the total marks, for every wrong answer.

In this article, you can get the latest MPSC State Service Syllabus and the exam pattern.

Aspirants can get other relevant information like the release date of admit card, recruitment details, and the latest results from the linked articles below:

MPSC Exam Pattern

Like the UPSC civil services exam, the MPSC state services exam is also conducted in three stages:

  1. Prelims
  2. Mains
  3. Interview

A candidate has to clear one stage in order to be eligible for the subsequent stage, i.e, if he/she clears the prelims, he/she moves onto the mains, clearing which he/she would be summoned for the final stage (interview) of the MPSC exam.

Check the MPSC exam eligibility here.

Stage 1: MPSC Preliminary Exam

This exam consists of two papers, both of which are objective in nature. Take a look at the following table for the details of the prelims exam. Please note that both papers are compulsory.

Paper No.

No. of Questions

Total Marks

Standard

Medium

Duration

Nature of Paper

Paper I

100

200

Degree

English & Marathi

2 hours

Objective

Paper II

80

200

Mix of Degree and School (depends on topic – refer below)

English & Marathi

2 hours

Objective


The following table gives the MPSC exam pattern of the State Service Exam Mains:

Paper

Subject

Total Marks

Standard

Medium

Duration

Nature of Questions

Paper 1

Marathi & English (Essay/Translation/Precis)

100

XII Std.

Marathi & English

3 hours

Descriptive

Paper 2

Marathi & English (Grammar/Comprehension)

100

XII Std.

Marathi & English

1 hour

MCQs

Paper 3

General Studies I

150

Degree

Marathi & English

2 hours

MCQs

Paper 4

General Studies II

150

Degree

Marathi & English

2 hours

MCQs

Paper 5

General Studies III

150

Degree

Marathi & English

2 hours

MCQs

Paper 6

General Studies IV

150

Degree

Marathi & English

2 hours

MCQ


MPSC Syllabus in English and Marathi

In this section, you can read/download the detailed MPSC Exam Syllabus PDF for prelims and mains (English and Marathi).

Though many topics overlap with the UPSC syllabus, it is not entirely the same. Also, there is a specific focus on Maharashtra, as mentioned explicitly in the syllabus.

With the right preparation strategy, it is possible for candidates to prepare for both exams simultaneously.

MPSC Prelims Syllabus

The detailed syllabus for MPSC Prelims is given below:

Paper I (200 marks)

  1. Current events of state, national and international importance.
  2. History of India (with special reference to Maharashtra) and Indian National Movement.
  3. Maharashtra, India and world geography – Physical, Social, Economic geography of Maharashtra, India and the World.
  4. Maharashtra and India – Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Urban Governance, Public Policy, Rights Issue, etc.
  5. Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives, etc.
  6. General issues on Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity and Climate Change – that do not require subject specialization.
  7. General Science
To cover broad topics from the subjects mentioned above, candidates can take help of the following links:


History
National Movement
Indian & World Geography
Indian Polity
Social & Economic Development
Environment, Ecology & Climate Change

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