MPPSC State Service study guide
MPPSC State Service · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC), headquartered in Indore, is the state body that advertises and conducts recruitment examinations for posts under the Government of Madhya Pradesh. Its website is the single authoritative entry point: advertisements, the examination calendar, syllabus and scheme, examination rules, sample question-answer booklets, previous year question papers, answer keys, admit cards, interview call letters and results are all published there. The State Service Examination is one of the Commission's recruitment streams, and because the homepage does not carry its scheme, question count, duration, qualifying marks or fee, candidates must read those details from the 'Syllabus and Scheme' and 'Examination Rules' pages and from the specific advertisement for the cycle they are applying to. Preparation should be built around the published syllabus, using the Commission's own sample booklets and previous year papers to understand paper structure and difficulty, and the mock test facility for timed practice. Topics on this exam: General Studies (Syllabus and Scheme as published by MPPSC). The MPPSC State Service study guide has 1 section and about 372 words.
01General Studies (Syllabus and Scheme) - MPPSC State Service
General Studies is the core domain of the MPPSC State Service Examination, tested through the Prelims General Studies paper and four Mains General Studies papers. The syllabus is broad-history, culture, geography, environment, polity, economy, science and technology, and current affairs-but MPPSC consistently adds a Madhya Pradesh layer: state-specific geography, tribal communities, state schemes, and local governance. Prelims: Paper I General Studies (200 marks, merit-ranked) and Paper II General Aptitude (200 marks, qualifying at 33%). Mains: GS I covers history, culture, geography and environment; GS II covers polity, governance, social justice and international relations; GS III covers economy, science and technology; GS IV covers ethics, integrity and aptitude, including case studies.
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