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State Government Exams
Maharashtra Government Exams 2026
Explore Maharashtra Government Exams in one place, including MPSC Rajyaseva, Group B and Group C, Maharashtra Police, Talathi, teaching, technical and Zilla Parishad posts, and other state-level recruitment exams.
State exams · checked 19 September 2026
State exams this month, from the official portals
Notifications, application windows, exam dates, answer keys and results as the conducting bodies published them, each with its source and a link to the exam guide.
MPSC Rajyaseva
Senior administrative and police posts including Deputy Collector and DySP.
Prelims · Mains · InterviewView exam guideMPSC Group B
Sub-Inspector, Sales Tax Inspector and Assistant Section Officer posts.
Prelims · Mains · PSI physical testView exam guideMPSC Group C
Tax Assistant, Clerk-Typist and Technical Assistant posts.
Prelims · MainsView exam guideTalathi
Village revenue and land record posts in the districts.
MPSC Group C · Prelims · MainsView exam guideMaharashtra Police
Police Constable and Driver recruitment across the state.
Physical · WrittenView exam guideTeaching posts
MAHA TET and TAIT recruitment for school teaching posts.
WrittenView exam guideTechnical posts
AE, Engineering Services, Agriculture and Forest Services roles.
Written · Subject paperView exam guideZilla Parishad posts
Gram Sevak, Health Worker and Junior Assistant posts in rural administration.
WrittenView exam guideDepartmental tests
Qualifying tests for candidates already in Maharashtra government service.
WrittenView exam guideChoosing a group
MPSC Rajyaseva, Group B and Group C Compared
Maharashtra names its bands Rajyaseva, Group B and Group C rather than 1 to 4. Which one suits you depends on your qualification, how much time you can commit and whether you want a descriptive paper in the process.
| Group | Minimum Qualification | Selection Stages | Typical Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rajyaseva | Bachelor’s degree | Prelims, descriptive Mains, interview | Deputy Collector, DySP, Tehsildar and other senior state-cadre posts |
| Group B | Bachelor’s degree | Prelims, Mains, then physical test or interview per post | Police Sub-Inspector, Sales Tax Inspector and Assistant Section Officer |
| Group C | Degree; diploma for AMVI | Prelims, Mains; typing certificate, no skill test | Tax Assistant, Clerk-Typist and Technical Assistant |
| Talathi and Zilla Parishad | Degree for Talathi; SSC to degree for ZP posts | Written examination, document verification | Talathi, Gram Sevak, Junior Assistant and other district-level posts |
| Technical posts | Relevant engineering or agriculture degree | Prelims and Mains with a subject paper | AE, Engineering Services, Agriculture and Forest Services roles |
| Police | Per notification | Written test, physical measurement and efficiency tests | Police Constable and Driver recruitment in Maharashtra Police |
Questions
Maharashtra Government Exams — FAQs
Which Maharashtra exam should I start with?
Most candidates start with MPSC Group C or the Talathi and Zilla Parishad posts, because they are decided on a written examination and the syllabus overlaps heavily with Rajyaseva. Read the job categories above, pick the group your qualification allows, then attempt one free mock before buying any material.
Are Maharashtra government exams available in Marathi?
Yes. MPSC papers are set in Marathi and English, and the free mock tests on this page carry both versions, so you can practise in the medium you will actually write in.
How different is Rajyaseva preparation from Group B?
The reading overlaps a great deal — history, polity, economy, geography, science and Maharashtra state-specific topics. The difference is the descriptive Mains in Rajyaseva: the same ground, answered in prose against a clock, which needs writing practice rather than more reading. Check the Rajyaseva page for the stages that follow it, because those vary between commissions.
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