MPSC Exam Schedule 2020

Revised MPSC Exam Schedule 2020 Released @mpsc.gov.in; Check Exam Dates Now

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MPSC Exam Schedule 2020

Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has released the revised MPSC Exam Calendar of various competitive examinations on its official website @mpsc.gov.in. Now, the candidates waiting for the conduction of MPSC exams can check the revised exam schedule and prepare accordingly. The exam dates have been changed due to the situation of COVID-19 in the state. All the candidates who had applied for the MPSC Recruitment exams 2020 can appear for the exam on scheduled dates.

As per the MPSC Calendar, MPSC State Services Prelims Exam will now be held on 11 October 2020 in place of 20 September and MPSC Subordinate Service Prelims Exam will be conducted on 22 November 2020. There is no change in the MPSC Engineering Service Prelims Exam Date 2020

MPSC Exam Schedule

A total of 806 vacancies will be filled up through MPSC Subordinate Services 2020 Exam out of which 650 are for Police Sub Inspector, 67 for Assistant Section Officer and 89 for State Tax Inspector. The online applications for MPSC Subordinate Services 2020 Exam invited in February 2020. The last date for submitting the online application was 19 March 2020.

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Maharashtra Public Service Commission has also announced the MPSC State Service Exam Date and MPSC Engineering Service Exam 2020 Date. MPSC State Service Prelims Exam was scheduled to be held on 20 September 2020 will now hold on 11 October 2020 and MPSC Engineering Service Prelims Exam will be held on 01 November 2020.

MPSC Exam NameMPSC Prelims Exam Old DateMPSC Prelims Exam New Date
MPSC State Civil Services Examination 202020 September 202011 October 2020 (Sunday)
Maharashtra Subordinate Services Group B Combined Exam 202011 October 202022 November 2020 (Sunday)
Maharashtra Engineering Services Examination Combined Exam 202001 November 202001 November 2020 (Sunday)

The Commission will regularly review the status of the COVID-19 situation in the country in view of the measures being taken by the Government. It will periodically check the situation of the period of lockdown. Information in this regard will also be published regularly on the Commission’s official website. Candidates are advised to stay updated on the official website for the latest updates regarding the MPSC exam schedule.


How To Download The MPSC Calendar

  • Visit the official website of MPSC @mpsc.gov.in
  • Visit the ‘Latest Updates Section’ available on the home page.
  • Click on the link “07/09/20Revised Dates of Examinations – Date 07/09/2020”
  • MPSC Calendar PDF of the Revised Dates of Competitive Examination 2020 will appear on your screen.
  • Take a print out of the short notification and save a copy for future reference.

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