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MPSC Syllabus

The MPSC syllabus consists of two main parts: Prelims and Mains. The Prelims include two papers focusing on General Studies and CSAT, while the Mains consist of six descriptive papers covering various subjects including languages, essays, and general studies. An interview assesses candidates' personality and awareness, contributing to the overall evaluation.

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MPSC Syllabus

The MPSC syllabus consists of two main parts: Prelims and Mains. The Prelims include two papers focusing on General Studies and CSAT, while the Mains consist of six descriptive papers covering various subjects including languages, essays, and general studies. An interview assesses candidates' personality and awareness, contributing to the overall evaluation.

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MPSC Syllabus (Revised Pattern)

1. MPSC Prelims Syllabus (Objective)

Paper I: General Studies (100 Questions, 200 Marks)

- Current events of state, national, and international importance

- History of India (with special reference to Maharashtra)

- Geography (India and Maharashtra)

- Indian Polity and Governance

- Economic and Social Development

- Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity, and Climate Change

- General Science

Paper II: CSAT (100 Questions, 200 Marks) [Qualifying: 33% needed]

- Comprehension

- Interpersonal skills including communication

- Logical reasoning and analytical ability

- Decision-making and problem-solving

- General mental ability

- Basic numeracy (Class 10 level)

- Data interpretation (charts, graphs, etc.)

2. MPSC Mains Syllabus (Descriptive)

Each paper: 150 marks; total of 800 marks

Paper I: Marathi and English (Qualifying Only)

- Marathi & English grammar, comprehension, précis writing, translation


Paper II: Essay (Descriptive)

- One essay on state/national/international issues

Paper III: GS Paper I

- History and geography of Maharashtra and India

- Cultural heritage

- Society

- Human development indicators

Paper IV: GS Paper II

- Indian Constitution

- State & central government structure

- Political system

- Governance

- Law and public policy

Paper V: GS Paper III

- Indian economy

- Planning

- Agriculture

- Industry

- Infrastructure

- Science & technology

- Environmental issues

Paper VI: GS Paper IV


- Ethics and integrity

- Public service values

- Case studies

3. Interview (100 Marks)

- Assesses personality, general awareness, state issues, decision-making, etc.

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