STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

MPPSC Syllabus 2022

Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission examinations are usually held for different government jobs, such as Naib Tehsildar, Deputy Collector, Assistant Director, FRO and others. The State Civil Service Examination held by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has 346 vacant posts in State Services & Forest Services of Madhya Pradesh. The exam is conducted in two parts, the preliminary examination and the main examination.

MPPSC Exam Pattern 2022

The Exam be conducted in three stages.

Under the Prelims examination, there are two main papers, namely:

• General Studies and General Aptitude Test. Both are objective (MCQs) types of paper.
• Both the papers consist of 200 marks each, and candidates are allotted 120 minutes or 2 hours for each paper.
• There will be no negative marking in MPPSC (State Service Exam) Prelims exam for wrong answers.

Under the MPPSC Mains Mains examination, there are five main papers, namely:

1. General Studies I
2. General Studies II
3. General Studies III
4. General Studies IV
5. Hindi
6. Hindi Essay

While the first three papers on General Studies consist of 300 marks each, the fourth General Studies paper consists of 200 marks. Additionally, the Hindi paper also consists of 200 marks, while the Hindi essay paper is allotted a maximum of 100 marks. Furthermore, all the papers, except the one on Hindi Essays, is allotted 180 minutes, or 3 hours to complete. Candidates are given 120 minutes, or 2 hours to complete the Hindi Essay paper.

BIHAR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) is one of the most reputed State Level Civil Services Exam conducted for recruitment to multiple posts such as Sub Divisional Officer, Rural Development Officer, District Sanapark Officer and other PCS level Officers etc. The BPSC Syllabus is set by the Bihar Public Service Commission. BPSC Prelims and Mains Syllabus are set by the Bihar Public Service Commission. The commission is constitutionally incorporated to assist the Bihar State Government in matters of recruitment, transfer, and disciplinary matters, of public service in the state.

BPSC Syllabus and Exam Pattern

Like the other State Service Commission and UPSC, BPSC also conducts the Combined Competitive BPSC Exam in three stages. Candidates can check the stages below.

Prelims: One objective type paper for 150 marks.

Mains: Four Papers

Interview: 120 marks

Candidates have to clear each stage in order to be eligible for the next stage, if candidates clear the prelims, they can give the mains, clearing which they would be summoned for the final stage i.e., interview.

BPSC Prelims Exam Pattern

The Prelims is the qualifying in nature, it is basically used to screen out the non-serious candidates. Those who qualify for the Prelims exam are called for BPSC Mains. The marks in Prelims will not be taken into consideration for the final merit list.

Important Points:

• Marks of paper be considered for qualifying candidates for the mains exam.
• There is no negative marking in BPSC Prelims exam.
• BPSC Prelims is screening in nature.
• Candidates need to score minimum marks as decided by the commission to qualify for the mains exam.
• All the questions are set in English and Hindi except for those questions which are meant to test the candidate’s knowledge of English.

MAHARASHTRA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

For Maharashtra State Government job aspirants, Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) State Service Exam (also known as MPSC Rajyaseva exam) is one of the best exams. It is conducted every year by MPSC to recruit officers into the different wings of the state administration departments under the Maharashtra State Government. The exams are conducted and overseen by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC). The Other Examinations are conducted by the MPSC Subordinate Services, Class C Services, Engineering Services, Agriculture Services, Judicial Services, etc. Candidates can check the MPSC State Service Exam Syllabus and Pattern.

MPSC Syllabus 2022 and Exam Pattern

Like all the other State Public Service Commission and UPSC, the MPSC state services exam is also conducted in three stages namely:

I Prelims

II Mains

III Interview

Candidates have to clear each stage in order to be eligible for the next stage, if candidates clear the prelims, they can give the mains, clearing which they would be summoned for the final stage i.e., interview of the MPSC Exam.

MPSC Prelims Exam Pattern 2022

Before going to the syllabus directly candidates are advised to check the Exam Pattern of the MPSC Prelims Exam.

MPPSC Prelims Exam Pattern: This stage exam consists of two compulsory objective papers. Check the elaborated exam pattern and details of the MPSC prelims exam. Both papers are of 2 hours each.

Important Points:

• Marks of both papers will be considered for qualifying candidates for the mains exam.
• Both Paper I and Paper II have negative markings for all the incorrect answers.
• There will be no negative marking for unattended questions.
• There is a negative marking of 1/3 of the marks allocated to the question.
• The questions on decision making in Paper-II do not attract negative marks if incorrectly answered.
• MPSC Prelims is screening in nature.
• Candidates need to score minimum marks as decided by the commission to qualify for the mains exam.
• All the questions are set in English and Marathi except for those questions which are meant to test the candidate’s knowledge of English.

RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Rajasthan Public Service Commission conducts Combined Competitive Examination for Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) posts. The RPSC RAS Exam will be held in two successive stages: Prelims & Mains. The candidates who qualify Prelims exam will be eligible to appear in Mains Exam.

RPSC RAS Exam Pattern 2022

The Combined Competitive Exam for RPSC RAS 2022 Exam will be conducted in two phases: Prelims & Mains. The Preliminary stage is qualifying and the mains will be selective. Only the candidates qualifying both prelims and mains will be called for a personal interview round which will be the final stage of the selection process. Below we have discussed detailed RPSC RAS Exam Pattern 2022

RPSC RAS Prelims Exam Pattern

A preliminary exam is a screening test and only a limited number of candidates will be called for Mains Exam.

• The questions in RPSC RAS Prelims Exam will be Multiple-choice questions of 200 marks.
• The difficulty level will be of graduation level.
• The RPSC RAS Prelims Exam will consist of only one paper- General Knowledge.
• The candidates qualifying Prelims will be issued with admit card for RPSC Mains Exam.
• The marks scores in the prelims exam will not be counted in the merit list as this is the screening stage for selecting candidates for Mains Exam.

UTTAR PRADESH PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) conducts the PCS and ACF / RFO. Through the UPPSC PCS and ACF / RFO Group A and Group B Officers are selected for the administrative services of the state government. The exam is conducted in three stages. The syllabus is a little different for the UPPSC Prelims and Mains exam but the candidate should take an integrated approach to the UPPSC PCS and ACF / RFO syllabus as most of the topics are common.

UPPSC Pattern 2022

The UPPSC PCS Exam comprises three stages namely.

1. Prelims: 2 Papers ( Objective )
2. Mains: 8 papers (essay/ descriptive type)
3. Interview

The UPPSC Prelims Exam is only qualifying in nature, it is used as a filtering agent to weed out the non-serious candidates. The UPPSC PCS and ACF/ RFO Prelims comprised of two papers i.e., Paper I and Paper-II. Both the papers are of 200 marks with Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

Marking Scheme For UPPSC Prelims Exam

1. Paper- I will decide the cut off of the exam,
2. Paper- II is qualifying in nature, candidates need to score 33% marks in paper II.
3. There will be a 0.33% negative marking for every incorrect answer.
4. For e.g., if the maximum marks allotted for a question is 2, then answering it incorrectly would incur a penalty of 0.66 marks
5. Filling multiple circles on the OMR sheet for the same question would be treated as an incorrect answer and it would lead to negative marking.
6. There is no negative marking for leaving a question blank.