MPPSC State Service Prelims & Mains Exam Pattern, Syllabus

MPPSC State Service Exam Syllabus

The MPPSC State Service Exam Syllabus has been released by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission, on their official website at https://www.mppsc.mp.gov.in/. These exams are for various government positions like Naib Tehsildar, Deputy Collector, Assistant Director, and Forest Ranger, among others. The State Service Examination in Madhya Pradesh has job openings in State Services and Staten Forest Services. The exam consists of two parts: the preliminary examination and the main examination. Candidates can download the syllabus PDF through the link provided in the article.

MPPSC State Service Syllabus 2024 – Overview

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission is conducting the MPPSC State Service Exam 2024, which includes three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Interview. The Prelims exam is scheduled for April 28, 2024, and will be conducted online. Each paper in the exam has a duration of 2 hours. For more information and updates, candidates can visit the official website at mppsc.gov.in.

Particulars	Details
Organisation	Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission
Exam Name	MPPSC State Service Exam 2024
Stages	Prelims – Mains – Interview
MPPSC Prelims Exam	28th April 2024
Mode of Exam	Online
Duration of Exam	2 hours for each paper
Official Website	mppsc.gov.in

Download MPPSC State Service Prelims Exam Syllabus PDF

To access the MPPSC State Service Prelims Exam Syllabus in a PDF format, candidates can download the PDF version. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the subjects, topics, and skills required for the preliminary stage of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission’s State Service Examination. Simply download the PDF to have easy and offline access to the syllabus, facilitating effective exam preparation. Candidates can download the syllabus PDF through the link provided below.

MPPSC State Service Prelims Exam Pattern

The MPPSC Prelims Exam consists of two parts, each lasting 2 hours. The first part is focused on General Studies and is objective in nature. Similarly, the second part assesses General Aptitude through objective questions. Both sections carry a maximum of 200 marks each. This exam aims to evaluate candidates’ knowledge in various subjects and their aptitude skills, contributing to the overall assessment for the MPPSC State Service Exam.

Exam Name	Type of the Exam/Duration	Marks
MPPSC Prelims Exam	General Studies – Objective (2 Hours)	200
	General Aptitude Test – Objective (2 Hours)	200

• The Prelims examination for the MPPSC State Service Exam comprises two main papers: General Studies and General Aptitude Test.
• Both papers are objective, featuring Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
• Each paper is worth 200 marks, and candidates have a time allowance of 120 minutes or 2 hours for each paper.
• Notably, there is no negative marking for wrong answers in the MPPSC Prelims exam, providing candidates with the flexibility to attempt all questions without fear of penalty.

MPPSC State Service Prelims Exam Syllabus 2024

The MPPSC State Service Prelims Exam Syllabus for 2024 outlines the subjects and topics that candidates need to prepare for the preliminary stage of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission’s State Service Examination. This syllabus serves as a guide for applicants, covering various subjects like General Studies, Hindi Language, and essential skills needed for the exam. The syllabus for the MPPSC Prelims exam is as follows:

General Studies – Objective

Subject	Topics
General Science and Environment	– Basic Principles of Science – Indian Scientific Research Institutions and Achievements – Satellite and Space Technology – Environment and Biodiversity – Ecological System – Nutrition, Food, and Nutrient – Human Body – Agricultural Product Technology – Food Processing – Health Policy and Programmes – Pollution, Natural Disasters, and Management
Constitution and Government	– Government of India Act 1919 and 1935 – Constituent Assembly – Union Executive, President, and Parliament – Fundamental Rights, Duties of Citizens, and Directive Principles of State Policy – Constitutional Amendments – Supreme Court and Judicial System – Indian Economy, Industrial Development, and Foreign Trade – Financial Institutions (RBI, Nationalised Banks, SEBI, NSE, NBFI)
History of India & Independent India	– Major events and dynasties in the history of Madhya Pradesh – Contribution of Madhya Pradesh in the freedom movement – Arts, Sculpture, Tribes, Dialects, Festivals, Folk Music, and Folk Literature of Madhya Pradesh – Literary Figures of Madhya Pradesh – Religious and Tourist Places of Madhya Pradesh – Features, Events, and Systems of Ancient and Medieval India – Social and Religious Reform Movements – Independence Struggle and National Movement – Integration and Reorganization of India after Independence
Geography of Madhya Pradesh	– Forest, Forest Produce, Wildlife, Rivers, Mountains of Madhya Pradesh – Climate – Natural and Mineral Resources – Transport, Irrigation, and Electrical Projects – Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Agriculture-based Industries
Geography of World	– Physical Geography and Natural Regions – Natural Resources (Forest, Minerals, Water, Agriculture, Wildlife) – Social Geography (Population, Demography, Literacy) – Economic Geography (Industry, Modes of Transport) – Continents, Countries, Oceans, Rivers, Mountains of the World – Conventional and Non-conventional Energy Resources
Current International & National Affairs	– Important Personalities and Places – Major Events – Sports Institutes, Competitions, and Awards of India and Madhya Pradesh
Information & Communication Technology	– Electronics, Information, and Communication Technology – Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Cyber Security – E-Governance, Internet, and Social Networking Sites – E-commerce
National and Regional Constitutional Bodies	– Election Commission of India – State Election Commission – UPSC, MPPSC – Comptroller and Auditor General – NITI Aayog – Human Rights, Women, Child Protection, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Class, Information, Vigilance, National Green Tribunal, Food Preservation Commissions, etc.

General Aptitude Test – Objective

Skills and Abilities	Description
Comprehension	– Understanding written information
Interpersonal skills including communication skills	– Communication abilities in interacting with others
Logical reasoning and analytical ability	– Ability to think logically and analyze information
Decision making and problem-solving	– Making effective decisions and solving problems
General mental ability	– Overall cognitive abilities
Basic numeracy	– Fundamental numerical skills
Hindi Language Comprehension Skill (Class X level)	– Understanding and interpreting Hindi language at Class X level

Download MPPSC State Service Mains Exam Syllabus PDF

To access the MPPSC State Service Mains Exam Syllabus in a convenient format, candidates can download the PDF version. This document outlines the various subjects and topics that candidates need to prepare for the main stage of the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission’s State Service Examination. By downloading the PDF, candidates can easily refer to the detailed syllabus, covering areas such as History, Culture, World History, Indian History, Indian ‘Renaissance, Geography, Water Management, Disaster Management, and more. It provides a comprehensive guide for effective exam preparation. To access the MPPSC State Service Mains Exam Syllabus in a convenient PDF format, please click on the link provided below.

MPPSC State Service Mains Exam Pattern

In the MPPSC Mains examination, there are five main papers: General Studies I, General Studies II, General Studies III, General Studies IV, Hindi, and Hindi Essay. The first three General Studies papers carry 300 marks each, while the fourth General Studies paper is for 200 marks. The Hindi and Hindi Essay papers are also for 200 and 100 marks, respectively. The duration for the General Studies papers is 180 minutes (3 hours), except for the Hindi Essay paper, which has a duration of 120 minutes (2 hours).

Exam Section	Subject	Duration	Marks
MPPSC Mains Exam	General Studies-I	3 hours	300
	General Studies-II	3 hours	300
	General Studies-III	3 hours	300
	General Studies-IV	3 hours	200
	Hindi	3 hours	200
	Hindi Essay	2 hours	100
MPPSC Interview	Personality Test	–	175

MPPSC State Service Mains Exam Syllabus 2024

The MPPSC Mains Exam syllabus covers various topics in History, Culture, World History, Indian History, including the Mughals and their administration, the impact of British Rule on the Indian economy and society, the Indian ‘Renaissance, and the emergence of India as a Republic. Additionally, it includes aspects of Indian Culture, Heritage, Geography, Water Management, and Disaster Management.

Paper-I: History
Units	Topics
Unit-I	Political, Economic, Social and Cultural History of India from Harappan civilization to 10th Century A.D.
Unit-II	Political, Economic, Social and Cultural History of India from 11th to 18th Century A.D., Mughal rulers and their administration, Emergence of composite culture, Impact of British Rule on Indian Economy and Society.
Unit-III	Reactions of Indians against British Colonial Rule: Peasant and Tribal revolts, The First Struggle of Independence, Indian Renaissance: National Freedom Movement and its leaders, Emergence of India as a Republic Nation, Reorganization of States, Formation of Madhya Pradesh. Major events of the post-independence period.
Unit-IV	Independence Movement in Madhya Pradesh, Indian Cultural Heritage (with special reference to Madhya Pradesh), Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature, Festivals & Architecture from ancient to modern times, World Heritage sites in Madhya Pradesh and Tourism.
Unit-V	Gondwana, Bundeli, Bagheli, Holkar, Scindia and Bhopal State (From the beginning till independence).
Paper-II: Geography
Units	Topics
Unit-I	Major Physical Features: Mountains, Plateaus, Plains, Rivers, Lakes and Glaciers, Major Geographical Phenomena: Earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanicity, Cyclone, World Climate: Climate and seasons, distribution of rainfall and climatic regions, Climate change and its effects.
Unit-II	Major physical features: Mountains, Plateaus, Plains, Rivers, Lakes and Glaciers, Physiographic Division of India, Climate: Origin of Monsoon, El Nino, Climate and Seasons, Distribution of rainfall and climatic regions, Natural Resources: Types and their uses. (A) Water, forest, soil (B) Rocks and minerals, Population: Growth, distribution, density, sex ratio, literacy, migration, rural and urban population, Food Processing and Related Industries: Scope and significance, Localization of industries, Requisites for forwarding and backward linkages for industries, demand-supply and chain management.
Unit-III	Major Geomorphic Regions with special reference to Narmada Valley and Malwa Plateau, Natural vegetation and climate, Soil: Physical, chemical and biological properties of soil, soil formation process, problems of soil erosion and soil degradation, problem soil and methods of its reclamation, soil conservation planning on a watershed basis, Mineral and Energy Resources: Types, distribution and uses, Major Industries: Based on agricultural produce, forests and minerals, The Tribes of State
Unit-IV	Drinking-Water: Supply, factors of impurity of water and quality management, Water management, Groundwater and water conservation, Natural and Man-made disasters, Concept and scope of disaster management, specific hazards and mitigation, Community planning: Resource mapping, relief and rehabilitation, preventive and administrative measures, safe construction. Alternative communication and survival efficiency.
Unit-V	Remote sensing: principles, electromagnetic spectrum, components, types of satellite, Application of remote sensing, GIS (Global Information System): Components of GIS, and its applications, GPS (Global Positioning System): Basic concepts of GPS and its applications.

General Studies II
Topics
Constitution, the Political and Administrative Structure of Governance, Security issues: External and Internal, Social & Some important Legislation, Social Sector – Health, Education & Empowerment, Education systems, Human resource development, Welfare programs, Public Services, Public Expenditure and Accounts, International Organizations

General Studies III
Topics
Science, Reasoning and Data Interpretation, Technology, Emerging Technologies, Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development, Indian Economy

General Studies IV
Topics	Content
Human needs and motivation, Philosophers/Thinkers, Social workers/Reformers, Aptitude, Emotional intelligence, Corruption, Case studies
Units	Topics
Unit-I	Philosophers/Thinkers, Social Reformers: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Mahavir, Buddha, Acharya Shankar, Charwak, GuruNanak, Kabir, Tulsidas, Ravindra Nath Tagore, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Savitribai Phule, Swami Dayanand Saraswati, Swami Vivekanand, Maharshi Arvind and Sarvpalli Radhakrishnan.
Unit-II	Attitude: Content, Elements, Function Formation of Attitude, Attitudinal Change, Persuasive Communication, Prejudice and Discrimination, Stereotypes Orthodox in the Indian context. Aptitude: Aptitude and foundational values for Civil Service, Integrity, Impartiality and Non-partisanship, Objectivity, Dedication to public service, Empathy, Tolerance and Compassion towards the weaker-sections. Emotional Intelligence: Emotional Intelligence-Concepts, their utilities and application in Administration and Governance, Individual differences.
Unit-III	Ethics and Values in Public Administration: Ethical elements in governance – Integrity, Accountability and Transparency, Ethical Reasoning and Moral Dilemmas, Conscience as a source of ethical guidance. Code of Conduct for Civil Servants, Implementation of Higher values in governance.
Unit-IV	Corruption: Types and Causes of Corruption, Effects of corruption, Approaches to minimizing corruption, Role of society, Media, Family and Whistleblower, United Nation Convention on Corruption, Measuring corruption, Transparency International, Lokpal and Lokayukta.
Unit-V	Case Studies: Based on the contents of the syllabus.

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