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Reservation

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) follows the reservation policy as per the provisions of the Constitution of India. The reservation policy in Maharashtra is applicable for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) of the society.

The reservation policy in MPSC exams is as follows:

Scheduled Castes (SC): 13% of the total vacancies are reserved for SC candidates.
Scheduled Tribes (ST): 7% of the total vacancies are reserved for ST candidates.
Other Backward Classes (OBC): 19% of the total vacancies are reserved for OBC candidates.
Economically Weaker Sections (EWS): 10% of the total vacancies are reserved for candidates from EWS category.

There is also a horizontal reservation policy in MPSC exams for candidates with disabilities, ex-servicemen, and women candidates.

Counselling

MPSC, i.e., Maharashtra Public Service Commission, does not conduct any counselling sessions. Once the MPSC exam results are declared, the candidates who have qualified for the exam are required to participate in the document verification process.

The document verification process is conducted at the MPSC Regional Offices, where candidates are required to submit their original documents and certificates to verify their eligibility and qualifications.

Candidates are required to carry their original documents and certificates along with photocopies of the same. The list of documents required for verification varies for different MPSC exams, and candidates can find the list of documents on the official MPSC website.

After the document verification process, the MPSC will release a final merit list of selected candidates. The selected candidates will then be appointed for the respective positions based on their rank in the merit list and the availability of vacancies.

Syllabus

MPSC stands for Maharashtra Public Service Commission, which is responsible for conducting various civil service exams in the state of Maharashtra, India. The syllabus for different MPSC exams varies depending on the nature and level of the exam.

Here is the syllabus for some of the popular MPSC exams:

Maharashtra Civil Services Exam (MCSE):
- History of Modern India and Indian culture
- Geography of India
- Indian Polity
- Governance and Public Policy
- International Relations
- Indian Economy and Sustainable Development
- Science and Technology
- Environment and Disaster Management
- Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude
- Marathi language and comprehension
Maharashtra Engineering Services Exam (MESE):
- Engineering Mathematics
- Engineering Mechanics
- Strength of Materials
- Theory of Machines
- Design of Machine Elements
- Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
- Heat Transfer
- Thermodynamics
- Power Plant Engineering
- Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
- Industrial Engineering
- Production Engineering
- Engineering Materials
Maharashtra Agriculture Services Exam (MASE):
- Agriculture Science and Technology
- Agriculture Economics and Marketing
- Agronomy
- Soil Science
- Horticulture
- Animal Husbandry and Dairy Science
- Agricultural Engineering
- Plant Protection
- Forestry
Maharashtra Forest Services Exam (MFSE):
- General Knowledge
- Geography and Geology
- Forest Ecology and Biodiversity
- Environmental Science and Management
- Forest Management and Working Plan
- Forest Protection and Wildlife Conservation
- Forest Products and Utilization.

Exam

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) conducts various exams for recruiting candidates for different government services and posts. Here are some of the highlights of the MPSC exam:

Exam Pattern: The MPSC exam pattern varies for different exams. Generally, the exam consists of two or three stages, such as a preliminary exam, a mains exam, and an interview. The questions are asked in multiple-choice format in the preliminary exam, while the mains exam has descriptive questions.
Syllabus: The syllabus for the MPSC exam varies for different exams. Generally, the syllabus includes subjects like General Knowledge, History, Geography, Economics, Political Science, Science, Technology, Environment, and Current Affairs.
Eligibility Criteria: The eligibility criteria for the MPSC exam varies for different exams. Generally, candidates must be between 18 to 38 years of age and possess a bachelor's degree from a recognized university.
Application Process: The application process for the MPSC exam is online. Candidates must visit the official MPSC website, register themselves, and fill in the application form with their personal and academic details.
Admit Card: The MPSC releases the admit card for the exam on its official website. Candidates must download the admit card and carry it to the exam center along with a valid ID proof.
Results: The MPSC releases the results of the exam on its official website. Candidates who qualify in the exam are called for document verification and the final selection is based on the merit list.

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Eligibilty Criteria

Based on the posts, the MPSC Eligibility criteria vary. In the following table, the basic eligibility criteria for appearing on the MPSC exam has been highlighted:

Nationality	Indian
Age Limit	General: 19 to 38 years OBC: Upper limit – 41 years SC/ST: 45 years
Minimum Qualifications:	Candidates with a graduation degree from a recognised university in India are eligible.
Number of Attempts	No limit

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Exam Pattern

MPSC Preliminary Exam:

It consists of two papers i.e.

General Studies (GS).
Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT).

Subject	Questions	Marks	Time
General Studies (GS)	100	200	2 hours
Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT)	80	200	2 hours

MPSC Mains Exam Pattern:

Paper Name	Subjects	Maximum Marks	Time Allotted	Type of Test
Paper 1	Marathi/English	100	3 Hours	Descriptive
Paper 2	English/Marathi	100	1 Hours	Objective
Paper 3	GS Paper I – History, Geography, and Agriculture	150	2 Hours	Objective
Paper 4	GS Paper II – Indian Polity and laws	150	2 Hours	Objective
Paper 5	GS Paper III – Human Resource Development and Human Rights	150	2 Hours	Objective
Paper 6	GS Paper IV – Science and Technology, Economy	150	2 Hours	Objective

MPSC Exam Interview 2023:

The aspirants, who will be shortlisted for the mains exam, will be called for the MPSC Exam interview process. The interview round will be commenced based on the knowledge, presence of mind, and in-depth knowledge of the candidates. The MPSC interview round will be a 100 marks exam. The final selection process will be conducted after the interview round.

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Syllabus

MPSC stands for Maharashtra Public Service Commission, which is responsible for conducting various civil service exams in the state of Maharashtra, India. The syllabus for different MPSC exams varies depending on the nature and level of the exam.

Here is the syllabus for some of the popular MPSC exams:

Maharashtra Civil Services Exam (MCSE):
- History of Modern India and Indian culture
- Geography of India
- Indian Polity
- Governance and Public Policy
- International Relations
- Indian Economy and Sustainable Development
- Science and Technology
- Environment and Disaster Management
- Ethics, Integrity, and Aptitude
- Marathi language and comprehension
Maharashtra Engineering Services Exam (MESE):
- Engineering Mathematics
- Engineering Mechanics
- Strength of Materials
- Theory of Machines
- Design of Machine Elements
- Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
- Heat Transfer
- Thermodynamics
- Power Plant Engineering
- Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
- Industrial Engineering
- Production Engineering
- Engineering Materials
Maharashtra Agriculture Services Exam (MASE):
- Agriculture Science and Technology
- Agriculture Economics and Marketing
- Agronomy
- Soil Science
- Horticulture
- Animal Husbandry and Dairy Science
- Agricultural Engineering
- Plant Protection
- Forestry
Maharashtra Forest Services Exam (MFSE):
- General Knowledge
- Geography and Geology
- Forest Ecology and Biodiversity
- Environmental Science and Management
- Forest Management and Working Plan
- Forest Protection and Wildlife Conservation
- Forest Products and Utilization.

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Counselling

MPSC, i.e., Maharashtra Public Service Commission, does not conduct any counselling sessions. Once the MPSC exam results are declared, the candidates who have qualified for the exam are required to participate in the document verification process.

The document verification process is conducted at the MPSC Regional Offices, where candidates are required to submit their original documents and certificates to verify their eligibility and qualifications.

Candidates are required to carry their original documents and certificates along with photocopies of the same. The list of documents required for verification varies for different MPSC exams, and candidates can find the list of documents on the official MPSC website.

After the document verification process, the MPSC will release a final merit list of selected candidates. The selected candidates will then be appointed for the respective positions based on their rank in the merit list and the availability of vacancies.

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Old Question Papers

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) conducts various civil service exams, and candidates preparing for these exams may find it helpful to refer to the old question papers to get an idea of the exam pattern and types of questions asked in the exam.

Here are the steps to download the MPSC old question papers:

Go to the official MPSC website, i.e., https://www.mpsc.gov.in/
Click on the "Previous Question Papers" link available on the homepage.
A new page will appear, where you need to select the exam for which you want to download the old question papers.
Once you select the exam, a list of available old question papers will appear.
Click on the desired question paper to download it in PDF format.
Save the PDF file and take a printout of the same for future reference.

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Prep Materials

There are various sources available for MPSC preparation material, and candidates can choose the ones that suit their needs and preferences. Here are some of the most popular sources of MPSC preparation material:

Official MPSC website: The official website of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) is the best source for the latest updates, notifications, and syllabus of the MPSC exams. Candidates can also find previous year question papers, sample papers, and other study material on the website.
Coaching institutes: There are many coaching institutes that provide MPSC coaching and study material. Candidates can join these institutes to get access to classroom coaching, study material, mock tests, and doubt clearing sessions. However, it is important to choose a reputable coaching institute with a good track record.
Books: There are many books available in the market that cover the syllabus of the MPSC exams. Candidates can refer to these books for subject-wise preparation, practice questions, and other study material. Some of the popular books for MPSC preparation include "MPSC Rajyaseva Pariksha" by Dr. Sanjay Kharade, "MPSC PSI-STI-ASO" by Eknath Patil, "MPSC Exam Pattern and Syllabus" by Anurag Rawat, etc.
Online resources: There are many online resources available for MPSC preparation, such as online study material, video lectures, blogs, forums, and social media groups. Candidates can access these resources for free or at a nominal cost.
Newspaper and magazines: Reading newspapers like The Hindu, The Indian Express, and magazines like Yojana, Kurukshetra, and Pratiyogita Darpan can help candidates stay updated with the latest news, current affairs, and general knowledge topics that are important for the MPSC exams.

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