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| 18th September 2012 10:47 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? What is actual date for register Mpsc Exam? What is the actual date for exam? I want to clear this exam in same yr. It can be possible for register? How much exam fee n study duration for exam preparation? Plz suggest me. Reply With Quote Source: http://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/syllabus-exam-dates-mpsc-exam-702133.html#ixzz26q4Lh03l |
| 6th August 2012 11:10 AM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? What is actual date for register Mpsc Exam? What is the actual date for exam? I want to clear this exam in same yr. It can be possible for register? How much exam fee n study duration for exam preparation? Plz suggest me. Reply With Quote |
| 24th July 2012 01:36 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? What is actual date for register Mpsc Exam? I want to clear this exam in same yr. It can be possible for register? How much exam fee n study duration for exam preparation? Plz suggest me. |
| 20th July 2012 09:13 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? I m also graduate?and also doing a job.pls tell me how can i give this exam? |
| 20th July 2012 12:09 AM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? plz tell me exam pattern for agriculture pre exam |
| 10th July 2012 01:30 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? MPSC Exam Eligibility Criteria: If you are a graduate student in any discipline from a recognized university then you can apply for this exam. Final year students are also eligible. Your age should be between 18-33. The upper age relaxation for the OBC candidates is 35 years and for SC/ST candidates is 38 years. You can give this exam for as many times as you want. The selection procedure includes written exam and personal interview. You can give the exam for the following posts: Forest services and stenographers Assistant inspector of motor vehicles Agricultural services Assistant and sales tax inspector State civil services Sub inspector of police Exam Pattern for preliminary exam:  List of Optional Subjects for MPSC: Agriculture Horticulture English Literature Sanskrit Literature Hindi Literature Management Philosophy Botany Urdu Literature Computer Science Zoology Geology Microbiology Statistics Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Economics Geography Political Science and International Relations History Marathi Literature Psychology Sociology Accountancy and Auditing Law Chemistry Mathematics Physics Public Administration Official Website:- http://www.mpsc.gov.in |
| 9th July 2012 10:07 PM | |
| KAVITHA DILEEP KUMAR |
Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam?  Hi, ##MPSC Syllabus 2012:- **English:- Essay Letter Writing **Communication Skill:- A notice Dialagu writing Speeches An individual conversation with a group of people A Group Discussion, a Meeting, a Teleconference on a topical issue **Precise writing Comprehension Paraphrase of a Prose Passage **Grammar : i)Transformation of Sentences ii) Correction of Sentences iii)Use of Tenses iv) Punctuation v)Word-formation vi)Use of Phrases. ##General Studies - I Section -A (Marks : 40 ) **History:- Brief history of Maharashtra: Socio-cultural development during thefollowing regimes - Satvahanas - Vakatakas - Chalukyas - Rashtrakutas -Shilahars - Yadavas - Muslim regimes and Marathas. History of Modern India (1818-1857) particularly Maharashtra [^] : Introduction of modern education - Press, Railway, Post andTelegraph, Industries, Land reforms and Socio-religious reforms - Its impacton society. Social and economic awakening: IndianNationalism - 1857 revolt and after, Indian National Congress (1885 - 1947),Role of important personalities, Role of Press and Education in socialawakening in pre- independent India. The other contemporary movements during pre-independence: Satyashodhak Samaj - Dr. B.R.Ambedkar's Movement - HinduMahasabha- Muslim League - National Revolutionary Movement - Leftist Movement- Peseant Movement - Tribal uprising. Post Independence development: Integration of princely states, formation of Linguistic states,Samyukta Maharashtra movement major political parties and personalities involved therein, Major developments and personalities during 1960-1990. Cultural Heritage of Maharashtra (Ancient to Modern) : PerformingArts (Dance, Drama, Films, Music and Folk Arts), Visual Arts (Architecture,Painting and Sculpture) and Festivals. Impact of Literature on socio - psychological development of Maharashtra: Bhakti, Dalit, Urban and Rural Literature. ##Section -B ( Marks : 40 ) a) Geography of India - with special reference to Maharashtra : . 01) Location and extent - India's strategic location with reference to her Neighbours, Indian Ocean Rim, Asia and the Worl 02) Physical Geography:- Evolution of the Subcontinent - Majorphysiographic regions - Problems of floods and river pollution -Physiographic details of Maharashtra.a) Climate: Distribution of Rainfall. Rainfall in Maharashtra - spatial and temporal variability - Agroclimatic zones of Maharashtra - Problem of Drought and scarcity, DPAP (Draught Prone Area Programme) -Water requirement inAgricultural, Industrial and Domestic Sectors. Problem of Drinking Water. b) Soils - problems of soil erosion and degradation in Maharashtra. c) Natural Vegetation and wild life - Forest types in India and Indian wild life - National Parks - Sanctuaries in Maharashtra - Tiger Project. 03) Economic Geography:- Minerals and Energy Resources : Theredistribution, importance and development in Maharashtra. Tourism in Maharashtra - Religious,Medicinal, Eco-Tourism and Cultural Heritage. 04) Human and Social Geography: Distribution of population. Migration ofpopulation - effects of migration on source and destination areas. Rural settlements in Maharashtra. Problems of Urban and Rural Settlements - Environmental, Housing, Slum, Water Supply and Sanitation, Urban Traffic and Pollution. ##Section -C ( Marks : 40) 3) Indian Polity (With special Reference to Maharashtra) : 01) The Constitution of India: Making of theConstitution - Philosophy of the Preamble - Salient Features of theConstitution (Secular democratic and socialist) - Fundamental Rights andDuties - Directive Principles of State Policy such as Free and Compulsoryprimary education, Uniform Civil Code - Centre - State relations andFormation of New States - Independent Judiciary - Amendment Procedure : MajorAmendments to the Constitution : Landmark Judgments used for interpreting theConstitution. Structure and Functions of major Commissions and Boards: Election Commission, Union and State Public Service Commissions, National Women's Commission, Human Rights Commission, National Minorities S.C./S.T. Commission - River Water Dispute Settlements Board etc. 02) The Political System (Structure, Powers and Functions ofGovernments) : a) The Central Government - The Union Executive: President- Vice-President- Prime Minister and Council of Ministers - Attorney General of India - Comptroller and Auditor General of India b) The Union Legislature- Parliament, Speaker and Dy. Speaker -Parliamentary Committees - Parliament's Control over Executive. c)Judiciary: Organisation of Judiciary - Integrated Judiciary- Functions - Role and Power of the Supreme Court and High Court -Subordinate Courts - Lok Pal, Lok Aayukt and Lok Nyayalaya - Judiciary as awatch-dog protecting the Constitutional Order- Judicial Activism. d) The State Government: The State Executive - Governor - Chief Minister and the Council of Minister - Role, Functions and Powers - The State Legislature -Legislative Assembly - Legislative Council - Compositions - Powers, Functions and Role - Legislative Committees. e) The Local Governments: 01) Urban - Municipal Corporations, Municipal councils, Municipalities,Nagarpanchayat and Cantonment Boards. Structure, Officials, Resources,Powers- Functions and Controls. (2) Rural - Panchayat Raj System - Zilla Parishad, Taluka Panchayat andVillage Panchayat - Structure - Officials - Resources - Powers- Functions andControls (3) Significance of 73rd and 74th Amendment to the Constitution. (4) Empowerment of local government and their role in development. 03) Parties and Pressure Groups: Nature of Party system - Role of National Parties - Ideology, organisation and electoral performance - Regional Parties- Ideology, Organisation and electoral performance - Major Pressure Groups and Interest Groups in Maharashtra - their Role and impact on Policy making. 04) The Media: Print and Electronic Media - its impacton policy making, shaping of the public opinion and educating the people. 05) The Electoral Process: Main features of Electoral process - singlemember territorial Constituencies. Reserved constituencies for weakersections - Adult Franchise - Role of Election Commission - General Elections- Major trends - Patterns of Voting behaviour - and Factors influencing thevoting behaviour - Problems and difficulties in conducting Free and FairElections - Electoral Reforms. 06) Challenges and Responses to Indian Democracy: Social and Economic inequalities - Regional imbalances -illiteracy and unemployment. ##Section - D( Marks : 40 ) 4) Human Resource Development (HRD) :- 01) Human Resource Development in India - Presentstatus of population in India - quantitative aspect (size and growth - Sex, Age, Urban andRural) and qualitative aspects (Education and Healthcare). Population policy and projection up to 2050. Importance and need of HumanResource planning in modern society. Components and factors involved inplanning of Human Resources. Nature,types and problems of unemployment in India, Trends of Employment in India, Demand estimate of skilled manpower in different Sectors and Areas. Governmental and VoluntaryInstitution engaged in development of manpower e.g. NCERT, NIEPA, UGC, Open Universities, AICTE, ITIs, NCVT, IMC etc. Problems and issues related to HRD.Govt. employment policy, various schemes to reduce unemployment andunderemployment. 02) Education: Education as a tool of HR developmentand social change. Education (Pre-primary to Higher Education) system in India. Problems and issues (Universalisation of education,vocationalisation of education. Quality improvement, Dropout etc.) Education for - Girls, Socially andEconomically underprivileged classes, Handicapped, Minorities, Talent Searchetc. Govt. policies, Schemes andprogramms for Education, Govt. and Voluntary Agencies involved in promoting,regulating and monitoring Formal, Non- formal and Adult education.e-Learning. Impact of globalisationand privatisation on Indian education. 03) Vocational Education: As a tool of HRdevelopment. Vocational/Technical Education- Present status, systems and training in India particularly in Maharashtra. Govt. policies, schemes and programs - Problems, issues and efforts to overcome them. Institutes involved in promoting, regulating,accrediting vocational and Technical Education. 04) Health: As an essential and major component ofHRD, Vital Statistics, World Health Organisation (WHO) - objectives,structure, functions and its programmes. Govt. Health policies, schemes andprogrammes, Healthcare system in India. Problems and issuesrelated to Healthcare and efforts to overcome them. 05) Rural Development: Empowerment ofpanchayat Raj system. Village Panchayat and its role in Rural development, Land reforms and development,Role of cooperative institutes in Rural Development, Financial Institutes involved in Rural Development, Rural Employment Schemes, Rural Water Supply and Sanitation programs. Infrastructure development e.g. Energy,Transportation, Housing and communication in rural area. ##Section - E( Marks : 40 ) 5) Human Rights :- Concept-Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR 1948)- International humanrights standards, Its reflections in Indian constitution, mechanism toenforce and protect Human Rights in India, Human Rights Movement in India,Problems related to human rights deprivations such as poverty, illiteracy, unemployment,social-cultural-religious practices, violence, corruption, terrorism,exploitation of labour, custodial crimes etc.). Need, for training andpractising of human rights and human dignity in a democratic set up. 6) Socio-Economic development of following segments of the society :- 01) Child Development: problems and issues(Infant mortality, Malnutrition, Child labour, Children education etc.) -Government Policies, welfare schemes and programs - Role of internationalagencies, Voluntary Organisations Community resources. People participationin their Welfare. .02) Women Development - problems and issues(Gender inequality, Violence against women, Girl child Infanticide/Foeticide,Empowerment of Women etc.)- Government Policy, schemes and programs fordevelopment / welfare and empowerment - Role of international agencies,Voluntary Organisations and Community resources. People’s participation intheir development. 03) Youth Development: problems and issues(Unemployment, unrest, drug addiction etc.) - Government Policy - developmentschemes and programs - Role of international agencies, VoluntaryOrganisations and Community resources. People’s participation in theirdevelopment. 04) Tribal Development: problems and issues(Malnutrition, isolation, integration and development etc.) - Tribal movement- Government Policy, welfare schemes and programs- Role of internationalagencies, Voluntary Organisations and Community resources. People’sparticipation in their Welfare. 05) Development for Socially deprived classes ( SC, OBC etc. ) - problems and issues (inequality in opportunity etc.) -Government Policy, welfare schemes and development programs - Role ofinternational agencies, Voluntary Organisations and Resource mobilsation andCommunity participation. 06) Welfare for aged People- problems and issues- Government Policy - welfare schemes and programs - Role of internationalagencies, Voluntary Organisations and Community participation for theirdevelopment. Utilisation of their services in developmental activities. 07) Labour Welfare - problems and issues(working conditions, wages, health and problems related to organised andunorganised sectors) - Government Policy, welfare schemes and programs - Role of international agencies,community and Voluntary Organisations. 08) Welfare of disabled persons - problems andissues (inequality in educational and employment opportunity etc.) -Government Policy, welfare schemes and programs - Role of internationalagencies, Voluntary Organisations in employment and rehabilitation. 09) People’s Rehabilitation - (People affected by Development projects and Natural Calamities.) -Strategy and programs - Legal Provisions - Consideration of different aspects like economic, cultural, social, psychological etc. 7) Globalization and its impact on different sections of Indian Society. 8) Consumer Protection: Salient features ofthe existing act- Rights of consumers- Consumer disputes and redressalmachinery, Different kinds of Forums- Objectives, Powers, functions, procedures, Consumer Welfare Fund. 9) Values and Ethics : Fostering of social norms, values, ethics through formal and informal agencies such as family, religion, education, media etc. ##General Studies - II Section - A( Marks : 40 ) India in World Affairs:- 1) Foreign Policy of India :- 01) Basic Principles, Objectives, andDeterminants of foreign policy. 02)India and Neighbours: Conflict andCo-operation. 03) India and Indian Ocean. 04) Foreign Economic Policy of India: Aid, Trade and economic cooperation. 2) Nuclear Policy of India : 01) Salient features. 02) Determinants of Nuclear Tests: Pokhran I (1974) and Pokhran II (1998) 03) Recent Trends in Nuclear Policy such asNPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty) and CTBT (Comprehensive Test BanTreaty.) 3) India's External and Internal SecurityConcerns : 01) Terrorism, Insurgency, Regional andSub-regional conflicts; Socio-economic imbalances; Naxalite Movements,Separatist Movements, Communal Violence's and Caste Conflicts. 02) Law Enforcement Mechanism and Judiciary. a) Existing Laws and Regulations with reference to Maharashtra [^] . 1. Intelligence and Security Agencies c) Treaties of Extradition and Interpol. 4) International Affairs and Institutions : 01) Emerging important issues and events ininternational relations (1990 on wards) Political, Strategic and Economic : considerations. 02) Regional andInternational Institutions: a) SAARC, ASEAN, NAM, Commonwealth of Nations and European Union.b) United Nations System: Its Charter andOrgans, (General Assembly, Security Council, Economic and Social Council andInternational Court of Justice) c) UN Agencies: UNCTAD, UNESCO, UNDP, UNICEF, UNHCR, UNPeace Keeping Forces, UNCHR, ILO and WHO. **Section - B( Marks : 40 ) Indian Economy, Planning, Trade, Rural Development 5) Planning : Process - Types - Review of India'sFirst to Tenth Five year Plans. Evaluation. Social and Economic Indicators of Development. State and Local Level Planning. Decentralisation - 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments. Indian Economy - trends in SectoralDevelopment and profile of service Sector. Challenges in Indian Economy -Poverty, Unemployment and Regional Imbalances. 6) Urban and Rural Infrastructure Development: Need and Significance. Growth and Development of Social and economic infrastructure such as Energy, Water supply and sanitation, Housing, Transport (Road, Portsetc.) Communications (Post andTelegraphs, Telecommunication), Network of Radio, TV, Internet. Crises, problems related to Infrastructurein India. Policy alternatives -Public-Private Sector Partnership. FDIand Infrastructure Development - Privatisation of infrastructuredevelopment. Centre and State Government Policies for Infrastructure Development. Transport and Housing (Urban and Rural).Problems - Centre and State Government initiatives and programmes. 7) Industry : Need - importance and role of industries in economic and social development, Growth Pattern, Structure of Large-scale Industries in India with special reference to Maharashtra. Small-scale,Cottage and Village industries Problems Prospects of Small scale, cotage andvillage industry. Impact of liberalization, privatisation and globalisationon SSIs. State Government Policy,measures and programmes for development, promotion and monitoring of SSIs(with special reference to Maharashtra) Export Potential of Small scale and cottage industries. 8) Co-operation: Concept, Meaning, Objectives, Old andnew principles of co-operation. Growth and diversification of co-operative movement in India. Co-operative institution in Maharashtra - types, role,importance and diversification. State policy and Co-operative sector -Legislation, Supervision, Audit and Aid. Problems of Co-operatives in Maharashtra. Prospects of Cooperatives in the era of global competition. 9) Economic reforms: Background,Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation - (concept, meaning, scopeand limitations). Economic Reforms at Centre and State Level. WTO Regime - Provisions and itsimplications and impact on Indian Economy, issues and problems. 10) International Trade and International Captial Movements: Emerging Trends in era of globalization. Growth, Composition and Direction of India's Foreign Trade. Foreign trade policy of India - Export Promotion. WTOand International Trade. Foreign Capital Inflows - Composition and Growth -FDI. e-Commerce. Role of Multinationals - International Financing Agencies - (IMF, World Bank and IDA). International Credit Ratings. 11) Public Finance: Sources of revenue -tax, non-tax and public debt of Centre and States in India. Public Expenditure(Centre and States) - Growth and causes. Public Expenditure Reform -Performance Based Budgeting and Zero - Based Budgeting. review of Tax Reforms at national and State level. VAT. Public debt - Growth, Composition andBurden. Problem of States'Indebtedness to Centre. Fiscal Deficits - Concepts, Control ofDeficits - Centre, State and RBI Initiatives. Fiscal Reforms in India - Review at Centre and State Level. **Section - C( Marks : 40 ) 12) Natural Resource Development 1. Agriculture: Importance of Agriculture in NationalEconomy - Causes of low productivity - Government policies, schemes andprogrammes for agriculture production and developments such as land reformsand land utilisation, soil and water conservation, rainfed farming,Irrigation and its methods, Agriculture inputs (improved seeds, Fertilizersand Manures, Pest Management, Mechanization of Agriculture). Problem of ruralindebtedness, Agriculture credit- need, importance and Financial Institutionsinvolved therein. Agriculture pricing- components, factors affecting pricesof various Agriculture produces - Govt. support prices of various agricultureproduces, Subsidies. Agriculture Marketing - present status, Value addedproducts. Role of Govt and its institutes in agriculture marketing. 13) Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development: Its role, importanceand significance in National Economy, Livestock in India particularly inMaharashtra, Govt policies, schemes and programmes for livestock developmentincluding livestock breeds, feeds and fodder, Healthcare - Role of milk, meatand poultry products in human nutrition, White Revolution, Co-operative dairyenterprises in Maharashtra. 14) Development of fisheries: Its role and significance in national economy, scope and development of fisheries in India and particularly in Maharashtra, Causes of low productivity and Govt efforts to overcome it,export of marine products. 15) Horticulture: Importance and scope of fruit andplantation crops with reference to Maharashtra, Role of fruits and vegetablesin human nutrition, Major fruit Plants, vegetable crops and flower plants ofMaharashtra, Horticultural crops suitable for dryland and rainfed condition.Problems and its solutions of low productivity. Processing, packaging,transportation, marketing of Horticultural Products. Government schemes andprograms for Horticulture development and marketing, Government Agencies andInstitutes engaged in Horticulture development. 16) Forestry: Its role in enhancing the quality ofenvironment, Causes and effects of deforestation, Problems and issues relatedto forestry - Government policies and afforestation programmes (Socialforestry, Agroforestry), Utilisation of forest products, Role of Government,Voluntary Organisation and local community in forest development. 17) Food and Nutrition: Food - trends inFood production and consumption in India, First and ensuing second GreenRevolutions, Self-sufficiency in food, Problem of food security, Problems andissues of storage, procurement, distribution, import and export of food.Calorific value of foods and its measurement, Energy and nutrient needs ofhuman body for better health and balanced diet - common nutritional problemsin India and its causes and effects, Govt. Policies, schemes, programs suchas PDS, Food for work, Mid-day Meal Scheme and other nutritional programs. **Section - D( Marks : 40 ) Scientific and Technological Developments 18) Energy: Conventional and non-conventionalenergy sources - Potential of Solar, Wind, Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal andother renewable energy sources. Introduction to solar gadgets viz solarcooker, water heater etc. Biogas- principle, and process. Problems of Energy Crises, Govt.Policies and programs for power generation. Nuclear Power Program, ThermalPower Program, Hydroelectric Power program, Power distribution and NationalGrid. Agencies and Institutions engaged in Energy security, Research anddevelopment. 19) Computer: Role of computer in modernsociety, its applications in various spheres of life such as data communication, networking and web technologies,Cyber crime and its prevention. 20) Information Technology: as a new industry -use of I.T. in various services and faculties of knowledge. Growth andpresent status of I.T. industry in India, Govt. programs such as Media Lab Asia, Vidya Vahini, GyanVahini, Community Information Centre etc. Major issues in IT industry - itsprospects. 21) Space Technology: Indian spaceprogrammes, Artificial satellites - types and applications, Indian Artificialsatellites for telecommunication, television, education, broadcasting,weather forecasting, GPS, disaster warning. Indian missile program etc. Remote sensing, GIS and its applicationin weather forecasting, Disaster warning, water, soil, mineral resourcesdevelopment, agriculture and fisheries development, urban planning,ecological studies, GS and GIS. 22) Water Resources: Significance ofwater in human & national development, National and State Water Policy,Water Resources - potential, planning and development in India particularlyin Maharashtra, Intrastate and Interstate River water disputes, Various irrigation projects, National programmes of flood management, Groundwater development in India particularlyin Maharashtra. National and State Agencies engaged in water resource development and research. 23) Ocean Development: Role of the seas inclimatic changes and monsoon in India, Marine living and non-living resourcesdevelopment, causes and effect of sea pollution and coastal degradation,Coastal and Marine Area Management, CRZ Regulation, Coastal Community Development. Govt. programs and activities for ocean resources development, Ocean observing and research. 24) Meteorology: Earth atmosphere - its composition,extent and structure. Atmospheric weather variables (Parameters), Weatherforecasting system, cloud formation and movement - Monsoon model - crop yieldmodel. 25) Environment: Ecosystems - Biodiversity and balanceecosystem - Biosphere Reserve (wetlands, mangroves coral reefs). Pollution:Types and sources, its impact on environment and related problems, Govt.efforts to prevent and control of pollution, Govt. legislation andprograms. Sustainable development infield of agriculture, industry, urban habitant, etc. Govt. and Voluntary agencies engaged in Environmental protection activities at national and international level. 26) Biotechnology: Its potential toimprove human life and national economy through agricultural, industrialdevelopment and employment generation. Biotechnology as an essential andimportant tool of natural resource development. Areas of application - Agriculture,Animal breeding and Veterinary health-care, Pharmaceutics, Human healthcare,Food technology, energy generation, environment protection etc. Role andefforts of government in promoting, regulating and developing biotechnologyin country. Ethical, Social, Legal issues related to biotechnological development, possible adverse effects of biotechnological development. **Section - E ( Marks : 40 ) Statistical Analysis, Graphs and Diagrams 27) Classification and Tablulation of Datagiven in descriptive form. 28) Computation and interpretation of Mean,Median, Mode of Data given. 29) Conversion of Tabular data / informationin a) Diagram - Venn, bar, Pie diagram. b) Graph - Line graph, Histogram,Polygon. 30) Interpretation of Data / Informationgiven in Tabular and Diagramatic / Graphical Form. 31) Pointing out deficiencies, limitations,in consistencies in the given Data. 32) To prepare Algorithm and Flow chart forsolving simple problems in organisation for more details visit the below link: http://www.mpsconline.gov.in/html/index.php |
| 9th July 2012 05:46 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? what is the date of examination of mpsc? |
| 4th July 2012 06:46 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? i dint know how the complete mpsc exam syllabus and tell me what type of books to be refer for preparing the mpsc exam... |
| 18th June 2012 11:13 AM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? i dont understand that what types of books are reffered for the preparation of mpsc exam? |
| 13th May 2012 08:32 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? What is the date of sti main exam ? |
| 29th April 2012 05:31 PM | |
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Re: Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? syllabus for sale tax inspector |
| 2nd April 2012 05:08 PM | |
| AshwiniRahul |
Syllabus and exam dates of MPSC exam? Dear Sir/Madam, I'm completed my Graduation. I interested in MPSC Exam so please guide me about MPSC Pre Exam syllabus and also exam date. And how to do application for this exam. I hope you revert back as soon as possible. |
