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MPSC Rajyaseva Syllabus

The commission publishes the revised State Services syllabus and the question-paper structure on its site under candidate information; the 2026 mains notification refers candidates to it for the optional list and the medium of each subject.

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MPSC Rajyaseva · checked 19 September 2026

The dates, vacancies and rules below are read on the conducting body’s own site and rewritten as each notice appears. The guide beneath carries the full pattern, syllabus, cut-offs and free mock tests.

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19September 2026

Checked 19 September 2026

MPSC Rajyaseva: the facts that matter now

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Advt 132/2025 prelims, 31 May; result 22 June; State Services Main Advt 018/2026, 238 posts, 3 October to 1 November 2026
2026 cycle
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Mains applications closed 10 September 2026, fee to 13 September; no window open
Status
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Maharashtra Public Service Commission
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Two papers of 200 — general studies counted, CSAT qualifying at 33 per cent; 0.25 off per wrong answer
Prelims

Syllabus

MPSC Rajyaseva — What the syllabus covers

Prelims Paper I — general studies: History and geography of India and Maharashtra, polity and governance, economy and social development, environment, general science, and current events.
Prelims Paper II — CSAT: Comprehension, interpersonal and communication skills, logical reasoning, decision-making, general mental ability, basic numeracy and data interpretation, and Marathi and English comprehension. Qualifying at 33 per cent.
Mains Papers 1 and 2 — Marathi and English: Essay, comprehension, précis, usage and vocabulary; 300 marks each, qualifying at 25 per cent.
Mains Paper 3 — essay: Two sections of four topics; one essay from each; 250 marks.
Mains Papers 4 to 7 — general studies 1 to 4: History, geography and society; governance, Constitution and polity; economy, science and technology, environment and security; ethics, integrity and aptitude — with Maharashtra weighted throughout. Twenty questions a paper.
Mains Papers 8 and 9 — optional subject: One subject from the commission’s list, two papers of 250; the medium fixed by the subject.