MPSC 2023: Notification, Exam Date, Registration, News

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has recently increased the number of vacancies for the MPSC Rajyaseva exam. The Rajyaseva exam is currently being held for 501 positions overall. The Maharashtra Public Service Commission recently announced an increase in the number of positions that must be filled for the MPSC Examination, which now includes 340 new posts. Therefore, 501 positions will be filled through this recruitment.

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has made major changes to the MPSC exam. These changes are considered a milestone to reduce the pressure on candidates and committees, and it increases the speed of the recruitment process for Group A and B vacancies. It is all known that lakhs of candidates apply for MPSC State Services every year, and recruitment gets delayed. Candidates can go through the changes in detail by clicking the below link.

☛ Changes and Updates in MPSC 2023

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission released MPSC Syllabus 2023. As expected, some changes in the prelims and mains exam syllabus are mandatory to know those candidates who want to appear in the next year's exam. Earlier, MPSC Exam Pattern 2023 was changed by the commission, and now, candidates will have the option to choose two optional subjects. However, these changes will be implemented next year (2023).

Latest Updates:

• January 12, 2023: MPSC has released the mains admit card on the website.

MPSC has released the tentative dates for the MPSC 2023 Exam. Candidates preparing for the exam must acquaint themselves with the latest dates, including MPSC Exam Dates 2023, from the table below.

MPSC has released the MPSC Exam Date 2022 and the notification. It is advised that candidates who are going to appear in this year's exam should note down the MPSC Exam Date and other important events from the table that is given below. This table has information about the 2022 and 2021 exam cycles.

MPSC Hall Ticket is the most important document for prelims and mains exams. Candidates who have submitted the application form successfully can download the MPSC Rajyaseva Hall Ticket for the mains exam scheduled in January 2023. Applicants can follow the steps below to download the PDF. 

MPSC Rajyaseva Admit Card 2023: Download Here

How To Download MPSC Rajyaseva Hall Ticket 2023?

• Step 1: Applicants must visit the mpsc. gov. in.
• Step 2: Aspirants will see an active link with the MPSC Hall Ticket label.
• Step 3: Candidates have to enter the required credentials.
• Step 4: Candidates can download the admit card PDF for the Prelims exam.

Documents To Be Carried With MPSC Rajyaseva Hall Ticket 2023

It is important that candidates need to carry valid ID proof along with the MPSC Prelims Hall ticket 2023. Choose any document from the below list.

• Adhar Card
• Pan Card
• Passport
• Ration Card
• Voter Card

Maharashtra Public Service Commission annually conducts the MPSC examination. The main purpose of conducting the exam is to invite admission for the recruitment of various posts like Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Deputy Registrar Cooperative Societies, Block Development Officer (BDO), etc. It is also known as MPSC Rajyaseva Exam.

The MPSC exam involves a three-stage selection process: prelims, mains, and interviews. Candidates preparing for the exam must clear all the stages to get their name on the final merit list. Every year lakhs of candidates appear for the exam. Only a hand full of candidates get selected, making the MPSC Rajyaseva exam one of the toughest in the state.

MPSC Exam 2023 - Overview

Maharashtra Public Service Commission will soon release the MPSC exam advertisement on its official website. Along with the MPSC advertisement, the MPSC Rajyaseva exam dates are announced. The Prelims exam will be held on June 04, 2023, while the Mains exam date is awaited. MPSC State service notification includes various important dates related to the recruitment process, like application form, exam day, result, number of vacancies, and other information related to the MPSC exam. Candidates can refer to the MPSC Notification provided below.

Download MPSC Advertisement PDF

The selection of candidates for the MPSC exam shall be done through Prelims, Mains, and interviews. Hence, it is of prime importance that the candidates go through the MPSC question paper to qualify for the exam. Read more details below.

The MPSC declared the eligibility criteria for the Maharashtra PSC Rajya Seva exam. Candidates who wish to apply must fulfil various conditions or requirements under MPSC Eligibility criteria like educational qualification and age limit. The eligibility criteria for MPSC Rajyaseva are also post-specific. Check out the full detailed MPSC Eligibility Criteria given below:

Nationality

For MPSC Rajyaseva Exam, the applicant must be an Indian Citizen. Residents of Maharashtra state enjoy certain relaxation in eligibility criteria. Candidates must also be fluent in Marathi, both spoken and written to be eligible for the MPSC exam.

MPSC State Service Age Limit

MPSC Rajyaseva Age Limit for the different categories of applicants is provided below. Check the age limit before moving forward with the application process. 

Note:

• To appear for the MPSC state exam, a candidate must have completed a minimum of 19 years of age. MPSC age relaxation for candidates under SC, ST, Backward Class, Ex-serviceman / Retired Government Officer, and Candidates with Disabilities is also mentioned.
• Any aspirant when 21 years old or above is eligible to appear on any of the MPSC exams, and the maximum age limit is 38 years for General candidates and relaxation as per the existing rules. If aspirants are still pursuing graduation, they can appear as an ‘appearing student’ to attempt the exam. If candidates are not graduating while appearing in Prelims, they can also appear in the exam, but for MPSC Mains, aspirants must be a graduate.

MPSC Educational Qualification

The MPSC Rajyaseva educational qualification states that applicants must have a degree or equivalent from a government-recognized university or institute. The MPSC Rajyaseva educational qualification percentage is not a requirement for the exam. Final-year students may also apply for the MPSC state exam 2023. The final-year students are eligible or appear in the prelims exam. A few posts require additional qualifications for the exam. Check the post-wise additional educational qualification below.

MPSC Physical Qualification

Certain posts in the MPSC State service exam require physical qualifications to be met. For the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) / Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) and Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO), given MPSC Physical Qualifications should be met.

• The minimum height (for male candidates) is 165 cm
• The minimum height (for female candidates) is 157cms

The MPSC 2023 application form will be available after the release of the notification. After checking and confirming their eligibility for the exam, candidates can fill out the MPSC Rajyaseva Application 2023. Candidates must follow the instructions below to apply online for the MPSC Exam.

To apply for MPSC Exam, candidates have to follow the step-by-step process without skipping any steps. Missing any step can put candidates in trouble, and it may happen that their application gets rejected. Below stated are the step on how to apply online for the MPSC Rajyaseva 2023:

How to apply online for the MPSC Exam 2023

Below stated are the step on how to apply online for the MPSC Rajyaseva 2023:

• Visit the official website of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission, which is mpsc. gov. in.
• Register using a valid email id and phone number, but first, verify them.
• Candidates will get credentials on their phone or email id.
• Fill in the complete MPSC application form using correct & valid information.
• Pay the application fee and upload the scanned photograph and signature to complete the application online process.

MPSC Rajyaseva Application Fees

To complete the application submission, the MPSC State Services application fee must be paid in full. Also, keep in mind that the application fee is non-refundable. Candidates who complete the registration form and submit the application fee can download the admit card before the exam. Only the fee paid through the online mode will be accepted and not through other mediums. Also, the fee for the different categories will not be the same. The details of the application form fee are mentioned below.

MPSC announced the detailed list of vacancies through the MPSC Exam. Per the notification, the commission will fill 161 vacancies through the MPSC Rajyaseva exam. The candidates shall be appointed to MPSC Group A and Group B posts. Aspirants can check out the latest MPSC Vacancy in the table given below.

MPSC Rajyaseva 2021-2022 Vacancies

MPSC has increased the MPSC 2021-2022 vacancies. Aspirants can check the updated vacancies below in the table.

Jobs After clearing MPSC Exam

The MPSC Rajyaseva exam is conducted for Class 1 and 2 posts. Check the MPSC Rajyaseva Posts below.

The first thing which will attract the candidates to apply for the Maharashtra PSC Rajyaseva exam is the salary that will be offered to any candidates who qualify for the MPSC Rajyaseva recruitment process and work as Class- Officers and Class- B officers under the Maharashtra government. MPSC Salary includes basic pay and various perks and benefits like Travel, house rent, dearness allowance, and others. The Net salary of the MPSC Rajyaseva officer is given below:

Maharashtra PSC Rajyaseva has six attempts for General Candidates, 9 for OBC, and unlimited for aspirants belonging to SC/ST. Many aspirants analyze and start molding themselves according to the requisites of the exam. Until 2019, there was no cap on the number of attempts for aspirants belonging to any of the categories, but from 2020 onwards, the number of attempts has been defined.

There are three stages of the selection process for the MPSC exam, Prelims, Mains and Interview. The candidates who qualify in the MPSC Prelims Exam are eligible to appear for MPSC Mains Exam and MPSC Interview. Candidates, in order to work as Class-A or Class-B officers under Maharashtra Government, have to clear the whole MPSC Selection Process, which includes various stages listed below:

• MPSC Prelims Exam,
• MPSC Mains Exam,
• MPSC Interview.

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has released a notification about changing the MPSC Rajyaseva Exam Pattern for 2023. There will be no effect on the MPSC exam. Candidates who want to apply for the MPSC Rajyaseva exam must know the exam pattern to boost their MPSC Preparation. With the help of the MPSC exam pattern, candidates can know how the questions are asked in the exam and how many questions are asked from different subjects under the MPSC Rajyaseva Syllabus and prepare accordingly. The MPSC exam pattern is below for both the Prelims and Mains examinations.

MPSC Prelims Exam Pattern

The MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims Exam is an Objective Type exam of 400 Marks. The exam has 2 papers General Studies and CSAT.

Note: 1/4 negative marking system is applicable for both papers. Questions are set in both Marathi as well as English mediums.

Changes Made In MPSC Rajyaseva Exam Pattern

• There will be 9 papers in Mains Exam
• The total marks will be 1750.
• To qualify the Paper 1 and 2, a 25% score is mandatory.
• Mains exam will not be conducted with Multiple Choice Questions, and answers must be answered descriptively.

MPSC Rajyaseva Mains Exam Pattern

The table below gives candidates an overview of the MPSC Exam Pattern 2023. It is compulsory that candidates know the marking scheme according to different subjects. Also, the full marks in other subjects.

To start their MPSC preparation, candidates need to know the syllabus for the MPSC exam. Candidates, with the help of the MPSC syllabus, will be able to know all the importance from which the questions can be asked in MPSC Exam. Check out the detailed syllabus for MPSC Rajyaseva for both the prelims and mains examination given below:

Students must be very clear about the MPSC Rajyaseva Syllabus and the exam pattern for targeted preparation. Check out all the details below. MPSC Rajyaseva syllabus must be thoroughly read before the exam preparation. PDF includes syllabus details for Prelims, Mains, and Optional subjects.

MPSC Prelims Syllabus:

• It consists of two papers i.e.
  • General Studies (GS) and
  • Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT)
• General Studies (GS): Current affairs, History, Geography, Polity and governance, Economy, Social Development, Environment, Science.
• CSAT:
  (a) General mental ability, Basic numeracy
  (b) LR (Logical reasoning) and analytical ability, Decision making and problem-solving
  (c) English Comprehension, Interpersonal skills, communication skills, etc.

MPSC Mains Syllabus

• Basic Marathi and English language
• History, Geography, and Agriculture
• Indian polity and laws
• Human resource development and human rights
• Science and Technology and Economy
• Optional Subject

MPSC Interview: Overall Personality

The last stage of the selection process is the interview process. Candidates who pass the prelims and mains exam of MPSC rajyaseva will be called for the interview. It is also called a personality test. according to MPSC Exam Pattern, in this stage, his/her knowledge level of social and national issues, awareness regarding events occurring around him/her, capacity to take decisions, presence of mind, etc., factors are tested.

While doing MPSC Preparation, candidates must have a study plan and some ace tips. We have mentioned a few tips to help the appearing candidates for the prelims and Mains exams. The expert faculties of rajya seva and ex-toppers review suggest these MPSC P=preparation tips.

• Know about the latest MPSC Syllabus first for the upcoming exam.
• Aspirants must ensure they have information about the exam, including exam pattern, marking scheme, etc.
• Make a study plan and stay dedicated to that.
• Create long terms and divide them into short-term goals.
• Keep tracking their performance from time to time.
• Choose only the authentic books for MPSC Preparation.
• Create notes in their own language.
• Spend more time on weak topics.
• Bullet point notes help candidates revise during last-minute preparation for MPSC Exam.
• Attend regular mock tests and evaluate their preparation.
• Solving the MPSC Question Paper will prepare aspirants mentally for the real exam and increase their confidence.

MPSC Previous Years Question Papers

Applicants must go through the previous year's MPSC Rajyaseva question papers to better understand the exam pattern and question trend. The MPSC Previous Years Papers also provide reliable self-assessment and adequate revision before the exam. Solve all the past year's MPSC Rajyaseva question papers to ensure that aspirants are well-prepared before the examination.

MPSC Mock Tests

Attempt a free MPSC state services mock test to determine the usability and gain insights into gaps in their exam preparation. MPSC mock test is curated after examining the exam pattern and covers the entire syllabus. Solve numerous mock tests to ensure that aspirants improve after each test. Multiple revision through the mock test also provides better retention and scores in the exam.

Candidates preparing for the Maharashtra PSC should prepare the notes with the help of MPSC Books. We have mentioned the subject-wise MPSC Exam Booklist below. These books will help candidates to prepare notes in their own language, including bullet points for the Prelims and mains exams. Check the authentic books for the MPSC exam below.

BYJU'S Exam Prep Experts provide detailed MPSC Exam Analysis for the Prelims exam that helps candidates understand the exam's toughness. Also, applicants can check the Maharashtra PSC Rajyaseva Exam Analysis to get valuable insights about the exam, such as:

• Detailed MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims Question Paper analysis
• Subject-wise, MPSC State Services Question Paper Analysis
• Topics asked under various subjects 
• Number of questions from each subject
• MPSC Expected Cutoff
• The difficulty level of the exam

After the commencement of Maharashtra PSC State Service (Rajyaseva), the MPSC will announce the result within a short time. Through their login credentials, candidates can check their MPSC results for Prelims and Mains from the official website. Follow the given instructions to download the MPSC Rajyaseva result:

• Visit the official website of Maharashtra PSC. Candidates can check the homepage for any notification related to MPSC rajyaseva.
• If the result has been released, candidates can find the notification with the official link for MPSC Rajyaseva Result.
• Click on the link and log in.
• Their MPSC result will be displayed on the screen.

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission publish the MPSC final Result of shortlisted applicants after the effective completion of the selection phase (i.e. Prelims, Main, and Interviews). The MPSC final merit list shall be declared after consideration of the candidate's marks in the Main Exam and the Interview. We'll keep aspirants posted on all the updates of MPSC results from the official site.

After completing the exam, candidates wait for MPSC Exam Answer Key. It helps applicants to evaluate their performance and check the expected score. Usually, the commission releases the answer key for prelims and mains exams a few days after the exam. Candidates download the MPSC Answer Key PDF after the official release on the portal.

To qualify for the Maharashtra PSC exam, candidates must score minimum qualifying marks, also known as MPSC Cutoff. The expected cutoff for the exam is determined by experts and depends on various factors, which are given below:

• The number of candidates who will appear for the MPSC Exam.
• Difficulty level for MPSC exam.
• Previous year cutoff.

Applicants who score equal to or more than MPSC Cutoff in the Prelims and Mains exam get called for the next round of the selection process. Remember that those candidates who fail to score in the next round of recruitment will not be allowed to appear according to MPSC Rajyaseva Cut off. However, the score won't be the same for every category candidate. Reserved category applicants get some relaxation in the cut-off. Candidates can refer to the MPSC cutoff 2019 to have an idea and how much they need to score to qualify for the examination:

MPSC Cutoff 2019