What is the similarity between MPPSC and MPSC exams?

Every year, the MPPSC holds a State Service Examination to fill positions such as Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Commercial Tax Officer, and others. The MPPSC Exam is divided into three stages: the MPPSC Preliminary Examination, the MPPSC Mains Examination, and the Interview.

MPPSC Exam 2021	Details
Exam Name	MPPSC State Services Exam
Conducting Body	Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission
Mode of the examination	Online
Exam Stages	Three stages : MPPSC Prelims Exam MPPSC Mains Exam MPPSC Personality Test
Exam Frequency	once a year
Eligibility Criteria	Graduate degree required
Language of the exam	English & Hindi

What is the MPSC exam?

MPSC Exam: The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has been holding multiple exams throughout the year, providing jobs to a large number of Maharashtra state job seekers. The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has updated the MPSC Time Table and Exam Calendar for competitive examinations on its official website, mpsc.gov.in. In the year 2021, the MPSC will hold numerous recruiting tests, including the Maharashtra State Services Exam, the Maharashtra Subordinate Services Exam, the MPSC Forest Services Exam, and others.

How to prepare for the MPPSC?

According to the MPPSC Syllabus, a candidate should be aware of the main topics that will be included in the exam. Check out the following subjects, significant themes related to them, and books for MPPSC preparation.

Geography of India and the World, History of India, Indian Economy, current affairs related to MP, etc.

Best books for MPPSC

After reviewing the MPPSC syllabus, aspirants should supplement the state board with NCERT books.

Candidates can obtain the NCERT books PDFs for MPPSC and UPSC preparation from the linked article.

Candidates can look at the MPPSC booklist below:

Indian Politics by M. Laxmikant (4th Edition or 5th Edition)

Spectrum of Modern Indian History by Rajiv Ahir (Latest Edition)

Madhyapradesh McGraw-publication Hill’s Ek Parichaya ( This book will serve in providing you with facts and details about state-related topics.

Candidates for Economics can read state board school textbooks (Class 11th, 12th), or if they are from a stream other than commerce, they can refer to works such as Ramesh Singh’s Indian Economy (11th Edition) or Sanjiv Verma’s Indian Economy.

Tips to crack MPSC

If you are planning to appear for the MPSC Exam, then these exam tips will come in handy for your preparation phase, providing a guideline and roadmap to crack the exam. However, before we begin with the tips, it is important to understand some important things about the exam.

Syllabus: Before starting your preparation, make sure that you are ready to take the exam and know the syllabus of MPSC.

Exam Pattern: Every exam has a different pattern. However, it is important to understand the pattern of the exam before you jump into preparation. The exam pattern will help you know the subjects you should study and the marks distribution for each section.