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How to Prepare for MPPSC Prelims

Lets have a look at MPPSC Prelims Pattern: MPPSC Prelims Contains Two Papers: Paper I - General Studies Paper II - General Aptitude Paper. Both of them contain 100 Questions of 2 marks each, making total marks for Prelims to be 400. There is no Negative Marking. Click here for MPPSC 2012 Prelims Question Papers Click here for MPPSC 2013 Prelims Question Papers Analysis of MPPSC 2012 Prelims Paper-I (General Studies) MPPSC Prelims is a relatively easy and high scoring examination, MPPSC Prelims (2012) cutoff was 306/400(General) which is more than 75% . The Questions asked are of basic nature without requiring much in-depth knowledge of any of the section.For basics i have suggested NCERT at most of the places which can be downloaded from NCERT website for free in both English and Hindi Medium. There is scarcity of online resources for General Studies related to Madhya Pradesh. It would be better if you buy a book containing consolidated topic wise syllabus of MPP...

MPPSC 2013 Exam Notification

Notification for State Service Examination 2013 is out. Prelims will be held on 13th April 2014. There is no Pattern change this time also, same as earlier. Online Application can be filled from 5th Jan 2014 to 4th Feb 2014. For More Information Visit: http://www.mppsc.nic.in/ATTACHMENTS_FILES/STATE_2013/Ad_state_Exam_2013_page.htm

MPPSC -Criminology and Forensic Science--Mains Subject Analysis and 2010 Special Examination Mains Unsolved Paper

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Click here to Read How to Prepare for MPPSC Prelims  Analysis of Criminology and Forensic Science Criminology and Forensic Science You can follow Book on  Criminology By Ram Ahuja Syllabus- PAPER – I 1. Criminology - Definition and scope. 2. Crime trends in India(with reference to National Crime Records Bureau) 3.Crimes against children(Nature, extent and legal provisions) 4.Crimes against women(Nature, extent and legal provisions) 5.Crimes against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes(Nature, extent and legal provisions) 6. Pre-classical theories of crime 7. Classical theories of crime - Theories of hedonism and deterrence. 8. Positive theories of crime - Constitutional and morphological theories, psychological and psychoanalytical theories. 9. Sociological theories of crime - Differential Association and Anomie. 10. Radical theories of crime - Labelling theory, etc . 11. Punishment - Definition, theories and types 12. Non-institutional tr...

MPPSC Mains Strategy for Freshers

Click here to Read How to Prepare for MPPSC Prelims According to every year's MPPSC examination procedure mains is generally held in December,so we have around 8 months for the preparation of mains, which is enough if you are able to devote 3-4 hours daily in the starting and than simultaneously increasing your efforts and hours. First and most important task is the selection of Optionals... they cover 1200 marks in the Mains examination.You have to choose any two subjects from below given list of 29 subjects according to your interest,availability of Study material,Coaching,Guidance etc 01 Agriculture 02 Animal Husbandary and Veterinary Science 03 Zoology 04 Botany 05 Chemistry 06 Physics 07 Mathematics 08 Statistics 09 Civil Engineering 10 Electrical Engineering 11 Mechanical Engineering 12 Commerce & Accountancy 13 Economics 14 History 15 Geography 16  Geology 17  Political...

MPPSC Mains 2013

Click here to Read How to Prepare for MPPSC Prelims Click Here to Download Papers of MPPSC Mains 2013 As all of you might have calculated your MPPSC Prelims score held on 24th Feb,2013 it's time you start preparing for your Mains even if you are slight confident of scoring above the estimated cutoff ,as it requires great amount of effort and time covering entire General Studies of India,Madhya Pradesh apart from two optionals chosen by you.Most Probably mains would be held around Nov-Dec but you should complete your preparations by October end due to unertainity of MP PS Commission.                                      MAINS PATTERN (1) Written Examination - The Written examination will consist of seven papers of conventional essay type questions as given below: - (a) Compulsory Papers Paper I General Studies 3 hrs. 300 Marks Paper II General Studies 3 hrs. 300 Marks Paper ...