About MPPSC Exam Notifications, Patterns & Cutoffs

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission is responsible for conducting Madhya Pradesh Civil Services Examination every year. This exam like other state civil services exams fulfills the aspirations of many to become an officer.

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) stands as a cornerstone in the state's governance, orchestrating the annual Madhya Pradesh Civil Services Examination. Established to recruit candidates for various administrative positions, MPPSC plays a pivotal role in shaping the state's bureaucracy. With a commitment to fair and transparent selection processes, the commission evaluates candidates on diverse parameters, ensuring the induction of competent individuals into the civil services. As a dynamic institution, MPPSC not only seeks to identify top talent but also contributes significantly to the socio-economic development of Madhya Pradesh by fostering a capable and dedicated administrative cadre.

Candidates, particularly those from Hindi medium, preparing for Civil Services Examination often participate in both Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Madhya Pradesh State Service Examination by MPPSC. Despite differences in question nature, understanding UPSC's syllabus for both preliminary and mains exams proves crucial. Proficiently studying UPSC's syllabus enhances success in the Madhya Pradesh State Service Examination, underlining its meaningful role in the preparation process for aspirants aiming for success in both prestigious exams.

MPPSC Exam Pattern

The Madhya Pradesh Civil Services Examination is conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission and it is a 3-stage examination:

• Preliminary Examination (OMR based Objective Questions)
• Mains Examination (Subjective Questions)
• Interview

Format of MMPSC Mains Examination

• General Studies Paper I, II & III – The answers for both Section A & Section B of question paper of GS Paper I, II & III can be written in Hindi or English medium only. The division of the questions above three papers (both section A & section B) is given below:

• General Studies Paper IV – The answers for both Section A and Section B can be written in Hindi or English medium only. The division of the questions for both section A & section B is given below:

• Paper V – The question paper of General Hindi and Hindi Grammar will be in Hindi medium only. The maximum marks will be of 200.
  • The division of marks per question is given in the syllabus detail of Hindi. The timing for the test will be 2 Hours.
• Paper IV – The question paper of Hindi Essay and Format Writing will be in Hindi medium only. The description of questions are as follows: