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Maharashtra Departmental Examinations · checked 19 September 2026

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Checked 19 September 2026

Maharashtra Departmental Examinations: the facts that matter now

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Each department, from 2021; MPSC only for limited departmental competitive examinations
Who conducts
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General administration department resolution of 31 March 2021 — post-entry and promotion examinations for state government servants
Policy
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Three from joining; 50 per cent in every subject; departments fix papers, marks, duration and with-books rules
Chances and pass mark
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Increment withheld until pass; discharge for gazetted direct recruits and Group C probationers who fail within probation
Consequences

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Maharashtra Departmental Examinations — Study material for this exam

By service.
Service	Source	Note
Revenue	The Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966 and the Revenue Manual volumes I to V; the land Acts named in Revenue IV	Six papers for the naib tahsildar.
Judicial and police	The criminal procedure code, the High Court’s criminal manual, the police, arms and evidence Acts; the police manual	Check the department’s rules for any substitution of the new codes.
Accounts	The discipline and appeal and conduct rules 1979; the Bombay financial rules; the budget manual; government accounts and audit	Paper VI for revenue officers; the core for accounts cadres.
Promotion examinations	The RTI Act 2005, the Public Records Act 2005, chapter 3 of the Delay Prevention Act 2005, and disaster management	Mandatory under the 2021 policy.