MPSC PSI-STI-ASO Coaching Classes in Thane, Mumbai, Kalyan

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MPSC PSI STI ASO (Pre, Mains, Interview integrated course).

Offline + Online + Recorded - 11 Months.
(100% Responsibility Till to Selection)

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Afternoon : 02:00 PM to 05:00 PM

Evening : 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM

MPSC Exam Pattern: Latest Changes

Candidates who will appear in this exam next year should know about the MPSC Exam Pattern 2023 and its changes. All the changes have been made to the suggestions given by a committee of three experts. So here are the major changes that you should know as a candidate.

Total 9 papers will be in the MPSC Mains exam 2023.
Paper 1 and Paper 2 are mandatory to qualify with at least 25% marks.
Total marks will be 1750.
Candidates can choose 2 optional subjects for Mains Exam with 250 marks each.

MPSC Exam Papers	Subjects	Total Marks
Paper 1	Marathi	300
Paper 2	English	300
Paper 3	Essay Marathi + English	250
Paper 4	Optional Paper 1	250
Paper 5	Optional Paper 2	250
Paper 6	General Science 1	250
Paper 7	General Science 2	250
Paper 8	General Science 3	250
Paper 9	General Science 4	250

This exam consists of two papers, both of which are objective in nature. Take a look at the following table for the details of the prelims exam. Please note that both papers are compulsory.

Paper No.	No.of Questions	Marks	Standard	Medium	Duration	Nature of Paper
Paper I	100	200	Degree	English & Marathi	2 hours	Objective Type
Paper I	80	200	Mix of Degree and School (depends on topic – refer below)	English & Marathi	2 hours	Objective Type

Candidates should note that there is negative marking for incorrect answers.
For every incorrect answer, the candidate will be penalised 1/4 of the marks allocated to that question.
For every question where a candidate has given two options as answers, he/she will be attracting a negative marking of 25% of the total marks assigned to that question.
The questions on decision making (Paper-II) do not attract negative marks***************** if incorrectly answered. These generally comprise question numbers from 74 to 80 in Paper-II.
In MPSC, both Paper I and II are counted for the merit ranking for qualifying for the MPSC mains.

Important: In the IAS exam, the UPSC CSAT paper in Prelims is just a qualifying paper (33% qualifying criteria).

The prelims marks are not counted for the final merit list.
All the questions are set in English and Marathi except for those questions which are meant to test the candidate’s knowledge of English.

The MPSC has announced a new exam pattern for the year 2023. The commission has brought significant changes to the exam pattern which are discussed below:

MPSC Mains Exam Scheme
Written Examination	1750 Marks (Number of Question Papers – 9)
Interview and Personality Test	275 Marks
Total Marks	2025 Marks

The detailed exam pattern of the MPSC Rajyaseva Mains exam is as follows:

MPSC State Services Mains Exam New Pattern (Revised Syllabus)
Subject	Marks & Time Duration	Standard	Medium
(Qualifying with 25% marks)
Paper 1 - Marathi	300 Marks; 3 Hours	Matriculation	Marathi
Paper 2 - English	300 Marks; 3 Hours	Matriculation	English
Papers to be counted for Merit (Mandatory)
Paper 3 – Essay	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 4 – General Studies - 1	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 5 – General Studies - 2	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 6 – General Studies - 3	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 7 – General Studies - 4	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 8 – Optional Subject Paper No. - 1	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English
Paper 9 – Optional Subject Paper No. - 2	250 Marks; 3 Hours	Graduate	Marathi / English

Note:

Candidates should note that they have to choose the medium of answering the papers at the time of submitting the online application for the Main examination.
The question papers will be set in Marathi and English languages (except language papers, Marathi literature and subject for which medium has been indicated as English).

Candidates who clear the mains exam are summoned for the MPSC interview. In this round, a panel of the MPSC board assesses the candidate for his/her suitability for the administrative career through a personal discussion. This is more like a personality test where apart from knowledge, the candidate’s attributes such as aptitude, presence of mind, communication skills, etc. are evaluated.