MPSC State Service Exam Date has been announced. The State Services Joint Preliminary Examination 2024 will be held on 6th July 2024. A total number of 274 vacancies have been released for the MPSC State Services Recruitment 2024. The Commission holds Maharashtra State Services Examinations for posts such as Assistant Director, Chief Officer, Assistant Commissioner, Deputy Superintendent, and many more.  

• The minimum age limit for the posts of Rajyaseva Exams is 19 years, and the Maximum age limit is 38 for the general category. 
• the MPSC State Service 2024 prelims exam will be held on 16th June 2024
• The selection process includes a preliminary exam, the main exam, and an interview.

MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment Important Information:

Download MPSC Rajyaseva Exam 2024 Official Notification 

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MPSC Rajyaseva 2024 Latest Updates

8th May 2024: MPSC State Services Exam Date Out

The MPSC has announced the exam date for the MPSC State Services Joint Preliminary Exam. The exam will be held on 6th July 2024. Check the detailed schedule from the PDF attached below.

Download MPSC State Services Exam Date Notice

21st March 2024: MPSC State Service Exam Postponed!

MPSC State Service Joint Preliminary Examination 2024 are being postponed by the Commission. The revised exam dates will be announced in due course. Earlier, It was about to held on 28th April, 2024 & 19th May, 2024 for social welfare officer.

MPSC Rajyaseva Apply Online 2024

The application process for the MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment exam will be held through an online platform. The aspirants who had apply for the exam through the MPSC portal. 

How to Apply Online for MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment?

The process of the MPSC Rajyaseva online application is made available to the aspirants of the MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment exam in the official notification as well. Read below to know how to apply online for the MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment exam in detail. Remember to keep all your documents ready when you attempt to fill the online MPSC Rajyaseva application form. Candidates who are willing to apply for MPSC Rajyaseva can either follow the steps given below or they can directly apply from the link given below:

• Go to the official website of the Commission, and click on the MPSC online application link that you will find on the header.
• Once you are redirected to the online application portal, you will need to register yourself. For this, click New User Registration on the top left corner.
• Fill in your details and verify your registration. Now you will have a Login ID and password to access the site.
• Login using your credentials, and now you can proceed to fill the MPSC application form by selecting the exam as Rajyaseva Exam.
• Fill the complete form with all your details, such as personal information, educational qualifications, etc.
• Once all your details have been filled and checked by you, upload the scanned copies of all the documents that are necessary. These include educational certificates, mark sheets, caste certificate, domicile certificate, etc.
• Once the complete form is filled, click on submit.
• You will now be directed to an online payment portal. Pay the MPSC application fee through any of the available models.
• Print the MPSC application form, once the payment is successful. Keep it safe, as you will need it in the future.

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MPSC Rajyaseva Vacancy 2024

A total of 274 vacancies have been announced for the MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment 2024. The category-wise MPSC Rajyaseva vacancy distribution is indicated below.

MPSC Rajyaseva Application Fee

The MPSC Rajyaseva application fee is to be submitted for your application form to be accepted by the Commission.

• The application fee for the aspirants belonging to the General category is Rs. 544/-
• Application fee for those belonging to reserved categories is Rs. 344/-

The application fee is payable only once and is non-refundable even if you cancel your application later on.

MPSC Rajyaseva Eligibility Criteria 

The MPSC Rajyaseva eligibility criteria should be checked by the aspirants before applying for the MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment exam. If they fail to meet any condition detailed in the criterion, their application will be rejected.

Nationality

The aspirants should be legal citizens of India.

Age Limit

The minimum age limit for the posts of Rajyaseva Exams is 19 years. The minimum age limit is the same for all communities and other special cases. There is some relaxation given in the maximum age limit to some categories. These can be found in the table here.

Educational Qualification

The candidate must possess a bachelor's degree or its equivalents from any recognized and registered university in India. However, the qualification for some specific posts is as follows:

This format organizes the information into a clear and easy-to-read table.

In addition to the above requirements, knowledge of the Marathi language is mandatory for all the posts.

Physical Criteria

For some of the posts of the Rajyaseva exam, the physical criteria have also been set by the Commission. If you are applying for the post of Deputy Superintendent of State Excise, Assistant Commissioner of State Excise, and Regional Transport Officer, then you should refer to the MPSC Rajyaseva official notification to get the details of physical criteria.

MPSC Rajyaseva Selection Process 

The MPSC Rajyaseva selection process is divided into three stages. The candidates who are selected after the first stage will appear in the second and so on. For an aspirant to get a post at any department of the state of Maharashtra, they will need to cross all the stages of the exam.

Prelims Exam

The prelims exam is a written exam. It is the screening test of the aspirants. The prelims include questions from subjects of general studies and aptitude. One needs to score more than the cut-off marks to get selected for the next stage. The MPSC Rajyaseva Cut-Off marks are decided by the Commission.

• Prelims exams consist of Paper I and Paper II. 
• The total marks are 400

Main Exam

The main exam is also a written test. The exam is held so that the knowledge of the selected candidates in the fields such as politics, geography, human resource development, etc. can be judged.

• The mains exams consist of Paper I, II, III, IV, V, and VI. 
• The total marks are 800.

Interview

The selected candidates from the main exam then appear for a personal interview. The panel judges the candidate on his or her presence of mind, aptitude, mental ability, and field knowledge. The candidates who cross the interview stage will then be recruited to their desired post. The total marks shall be 100.

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Certificated Needed for Candidate Verification Post Selection

Once the candidate has crossed the interview test, they will need to verify all the documents that they have submitted through the online application form. These documents include the following.

• Educational certificates issued from University/ School Board.
• Marksheets of degree obtained.
• Community Certificate (if applicable)
• No Objection Certificate from current employer (if applicable)
• Any Identification certificate with a photo such as Aadhar Card, Driving License, etc.

MPSC Rajyaseva Syllabus 

The MPSC syllabus for prelims, as well as the main examination, can be found in the table below. For further details, you should visit the official website of the Commission.

MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims Syllabus

MPSC Rajyaseva Mains Exam Syllabus

MPSC Rajyaseva Interview Syllabus

Once the candidates clear the mains exam, they will be called in for the interview round. The following are a few points that will be checked upon by the interviewer.

• A board appointed by the MPSC will take the interview of the candidates. They will have the record of the candidate's career and interests that were filled in by the candidate in his/her application form.
• A board of unbiased observers will check the candidate's personal suitability for the career in the Rajyasevas.
• Candidates, apart from their academic study, must have up-to-date knowledge of the current affairs within and outside the state.
• The interview mainly focuses on the mental qualities and analytical ability of the candidates.

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MPSC Rajyaseva Exam Pattern

The MPSC Rajyaseva Recruitment exam pattern for both exams is detailed below.

Prelims Exam Pattern

• MPSC prelims exam is qualifying in nature. Candidates have to score the minimum marks to be able to attend the mains exam.
• According to the latest exam pattern, Paper II (CSAT) will be qualifying in nature. The minimum qualifying marks are 33%.
• The exam consists of multiple-choice questions.
• 2 hours are given for each paper.
• Each paper is of 200 marks..
• The exam is available in two languages, Marathi and English.

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Main Exam Pattern

• The mains examination consists of 6 papers in which 6 are compulsory and there are no optional papers.
• Check the detailed pattern below.

Interview Exam Pattern

The candidates who clear the MPSC Mains exam will be qualified for the next stage, i.e., the Interview round. There is no particular exam pattern for the interview stage, but the candidates need to stay updated with the current affairs within and outside the state of Maharashtra. They will be tested for their General Knowledge and Mental abilities in this interview round held by a Board appointed by the MPSC.

Check MPSC Revised Exam Calendar here!

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