A notification has been released by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) announcing the increase in the total number of vacancies from 60 to 110. The MPPSC conducts the Examination to fill posts in the state for both Group A and Group B. The Commission will fill 28 posts for the Forest Service department and 110 Group A positions throughout the state as part of this MPPSC recruitment. Until February 18, 2024, candidates may apply online for the MPPSC Recruitment 2024.
Events | Dates |
Notification Date | December 30, 2023 |
Online Application Date | January 19, 2024 |
Last date to apply | February 18, 2024 |
Prelims Exam Date | April 28, 2024 |
Admit Card Release Date | April 20, 2024 |
The selection process of the MPPSC 2024 is done in three stages and they are as follows:-
PRELIMINIARY EXAM PATTERN
Subject | Question | Marks | Duration |
Paper I (General studies) | 100 | 200 | 2 hours or 120 minutes |
Paper II (CSAT) | 100 | 200 | 2 hours or 120 minutes |
Total | 200 | 400 | 2 hours or 120 minutes |
MAINS EXAM PATTERN
Subject | Marks | Duration |
General Hindi | 200 | 3 hours |
Hindi Essay | 100 | 3 hours |
General Studies I | 300 | 3 hours |
General Studies II | 300 | 3 hours |
General Studies III | 300 | 3 hours |
General Studies IV | 300 | 3 hours |
Total | 1500 | 3 hours for each paper |
Physical Measurement Test
Category | Height (cm) | Chest (cm) | |
Unexpanded | Expanded | ||
Male | 168 cm | 84 cm | 89 cm |
Female | 155 cm | Not Applicable |
Syllabus
The Syllabus for the Examination of MPPSC 2024 for Preliminary Examination and Mains Examination are as follows:-
Preliminary Examination Syllabus
Paper I (General Studies):-
Paper II General Aptitude Test Paper (CSAT)
Mains Syllabus
General Studies Paper I
(Part A) – History & Culture
Economic, Political, Cultural and Social aspects of History between the Indus Valley Civilization to the 10th Century AD, India’s economic, political, cultural and social aspects of history between the eleventh- and eighteenth-century AD. Mughal Period, British rule and its impact on Indian economy & society. Peasant and tribal revolt, 1857 revolt, Indian Renaissance, Nation Freedom Struggle Movements and its prominent leaders. India’s Independence, Reorganization of Indian States, Formation of MP, and Major events after India got Independence, Independence Movement in Madhya Pradesh. India’s culture and heritage (about MP), literature, festivals, the architecture of India and MP, World Heritage Sites in India and MP, Major dynasties of MP
(Part B) – Indian Geography & MP
Major Mountain ranges, plateaus, plains, rivers, lakes and glaciers of the world. Natural events that occur in the region include cyclones, tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanoes. Major climatic zones and seasons of the world, as well as climate change and its global consequences. Monsoon, El Nino and La Nina, Distribution of natural resources (metallic and non-metallic) around the world and India, forest resources, Population distribution, growth, sex ratio, migration, literacy. Soil formation, soil composition, soil erosion, soil degradation, soil conservation planning. Natural Vegetation, Water management, groundwater management, conservation of water. Disaster and its mitigation. Resource mapping and community planning. Remote sensing and its application, Global Information System, at its application, Global Positioning System and its application.
General Studies Paper II
(Part A) – Indian Constitution, Governance, Political and Administrative Structure
Constitution of India, Basic Structure, Major constitutional amendments. Fundamental Rights and Duties, Directive Principles. Centre-State relations, Judiciary, Judicial Review, PIL, Lok Adalat, Constitutional and Non-Constitutional bodies. Political parties, Local government, Participation of citizens in decision-making, Self-help groups, NGOs, and Community-Based Organisations. Role of electronic media in democracy, Indian political thinkers such as Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, Ram Manohar Lohia, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar etc. Principle of Public Administration, its meaning, nature and significance, the role of Public Administration in developing countries. Concept of Power, authority, responsibility and delegation. Theories of organization, Unity of command and steps and areas of control, new dimensions of public management.
(Part B) – Economics & Sociology
Agriculture, industry and services sectors of India. National Income and its measurement. Role and function of RBI, commercial banks, monetary policy. Taxation in India, direct and Indirect tax, GST, fiscal policy.PDS, poverty, unemployment. Balance of payment, the balance of trade, the role of foreign capital, FDI, FII, WTO, ADB, etc. Major crops in India and MP, cropping pattern in India and MP, horticulture, dairy, poultry, fisheries etc. Schemes on Agriculture, Education and its various scenarios in India, government initiatives to promote education in India. Issues related to women, senior citizens, children, Concept of Culture and civilisation, the caste system in India, Purushartha, Chatushtya, Ashram, Religion and sect influences on society and methods of marriage, Family courts, community development programme. Demography and problems related to it, health, family welfare, women’s education, disease etc. World Health Organisation.
General Studies Paper III
General Studies Paper IV
Philosophy, Psychology & Public Administration
Indian and Western Thinkers and reformers such as Buddha, Mahavir, Mahatma Gandhi, Ambedkar, Charwak, etc. Aptitude, Integrity, Empathy, Impartiality, tolerance, compassion, and objectivity towards the weaker section. Emotional Intelligence and its application in administration and governance, Elements of ethics in governance such as Transparency, Accountability, Integrity etc. Code of conduct for civil services, Ethical Reasoning and Moral Dilemmas. Effects of Corruptions, its causes, measures to minimize it, the role of whistleblower, media, society etc. Case Study.
General Studies Paper V
General Hindi and Grammar
Units | Syllabus |
I | Short Answer Questions |
II | Figure of Speech |
III | Translation of sentences from Hindi to English and from English to Hindi |
IV | Sandhi and Samas, Punctuation |
V | Elementary Grammar and Vocabulary-
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VI | Unread Passage |
VII | Pallavan – The meaning of the underlined or given lines is Pallavan |
VIII | Summary – Summarize the paragraph in one-third words |
General Studies Paper VI
Hindi Essay Writing
Units | Syllabus |
I | First Essay (about 1000 words) |
II | Second Essay: Contemporary Problems and Solutions (about 500 words) |
III | Draft writing government and Semi-Government letters, circulars, forms, advertisements, orders, endorsements, reminders, report writing, notifications, note writing, etc. (about 250 words) (any two) |
Subject | Difficulty Level | Good Attempts |
General Science | Moderate to Difficult | 6 -7 |
Current Affairs and Static GK | Moderate to Difficult | 8-9 |
History of India and Indian National Movement | Moderate to Difficult | 7-8 |
Geography of India | Moderate to Difficult | 20-22 |
State facts of Madhya Pradesh | Moderate to Difficult | 21-23 |
Indian Polity | Easy to Moderate | 4-5 |
Indian Economy | Easy to Moderate | 4 |
Information Technology | Moderate to Difficult | 15 |
Total | Moderate to Difficult | 80 -81 |
The Admit card of the MPPSC 2024 examination will be released on the official website (http://mppsc.mp.gov.in) from which it is applied. The candidate can follow these steps to download the admit card:
The result of the MPPSC 2024 examination will be announced on the official website (http://mppsc.mp.gov.in). The result will be released stage wise once each stage is conducted. The candidates can check their result through the following steps:
The cut off will be released will the release of result of MPPSC 2024on their official website.
The candidates can check the MPPSC 2024 examination Answer Key by following the below-mentioned steps:
Candidates are required to follow a systematic approach and a good strategy in order to prepare for the MPPSC Recruitment 2024 exam. Here are some tips that can help you prepare for the exam -
To successfully submit their MPPSC online application form 2024, everyone interested in applying must follow the instructions listed below. To fill out the application for MPPSC 2024, follow the instructions below.
How tough is the MPPSC PSC exam?
The extensive syllabus and competitive nature of MPPSC can make it difficult to pass. But it is feasible to pass the test if you prepare well, are committed to learning, and follow a strict schedule.
Is there negative marking in the MPPSC 2024 exam?
There is no negative marking in the prelims Paper I and Paper II and no marks would be deducted for any unattempt question. There will also be no negative marking in the mains exam.
How many numbers of times a candidate can appear in the MPPSC 2024 exam?
There is no limit on the number of tries a candidate may submit in total, according to the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Only applicants who are between the ages of 21 and 40 may apply, as the commission has set a height and age restriction.
When will admit card be released for the MPPSC 2024 exam?
The Admit card of the MPPSC 2024 Examination for the preliminary examination would be released on their official website on April 20, 2024.
What are the passing marks for the MPPSC 2024 exam?
The qualifying marks for the preliminary examination for Paper I is 30% marks and for Paper II is 33% marks for the MPPSC 2024 examination.
What is the applicable fee for the registration of MPPSC 2024 Examination?
The applicable fee for the MPPSC 2024 Examination for General is ₹500 and for ST/SC and OBC is ₹250 And the last date to apply for the MPPSC 2024 Examination is February 18, 2024.