MPPSC Syllabus 2026: Check Prelims & Mains Detailed Topics

MPPSC syllabus 2026 outlines the structure and subjects for both the Prelims and Main examinations of State Service Exam. The exam will be conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Interview. The syllabus document provides complete details about the topics included in General Studies, Aptitude, optional subjects, and descriptive papers, ensuring that candidates have a clear understanding of what to prepare for each stage.

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MPPSC Mains Syllabus 2026

MPPSC Mains Examination 2026 will consist of six compulsory papers. All papers are descriptive in nature, and the answers must be written in Hindi, except for the language papers. The total marks allotted for mains are 1400, and successful candidates proceed to the interview stage.

Paper 1: General Studies I

This paper focuses on History and Geography.

1. History
   • Political, economic, social, and cultural history of India from ancient to modern times.
   • Major dynasties and events in Madhya Pradesh, including Gond, Parmar, Tomar, and others.
   • British rule and its impact on Indian society and economy.
   • Freedom movements at national and state levels.
   • Reorganization of states and integration of India.
   • Indian cultural heritage, art, architecture, and tourism (special reference to MP).

2. Geography
   • Physical features of India: Himalayas, plains, plateaus, rivers, soils, and monsoon.
   • Agriculture and irrigation systems, food security, Green Revolution.
   • Natural resources and industries of India.
   • Natural hazards, disasters, and environmental issues.
   • Geography of Madhya Pradesh: physiographic divisions, rivers, soils, forests, crops, irrigation projects, industries, and urbanization.

Paper 2: General Studies II

This paper covers Constitution, Governance, Political and Administrative Structure, and Sociology.

1. Constitution and Governance
   • Indian Constitution, amendments, rights, duties, directive principles.
   • Federalism, judiciary, and parliamentary system.
   • Election Commission, CAG, UPSC, MPPSC, NITI Aayog.
   • Political parties, voting behavior, civil society, and national integrity.
   • Administration of Madhya Pradesh, local self-government, and role of women in politics.

2. Sociology
   • Indian society: family, caste, kinship, and traditions.
   • Diversity and unity in India (regional, linguistic, tribal).
   • Rural and urban sociology, Panchayati Raj, empowerment, urbanization.
   • Industrialization, globalization, social change, and population.
   • Social welfare schemes, education policy, and tribal culture of Madhya Pradesh.

Paper 3: General Studies III

This paper focuses on Economy, Science, and Public Health.

1. Economics
   • Features of Indian economy, national income, agriculture, industry, services.
   • Economic challenges: poverty, unemployment, fiscal policy, taxation.
   • Madhya Pradesh economy: growth, MSMEs, agriculture, industries, ODOP scheme, tribal economy.
   • Social and economic development, health, education, skill development.
   • Data interpretation, statistics, and probability.

2. Science and Technology
   • General science, biotechnology, astronomy, and intellectual property rights.
   • Computer knowledge, AI, cloud computing, e-governance, social media.
   • Mathematics: numeracy, percentages, ratios, geometry, interest, profit-loss.

3. Public Health
   • AYUSH systems, Yoga, naturopathy, Ayurveda.
   • National health policies and programs (e.g., NACP, ICDS, immunization).
   • Primary health care system in India.
   • Environmental conservation, pollution control, water security, waste management.

Paper 4: General Studies IV

This paper is divided into two parts:

1. Part A: Philosophy, Psychology, and Public Administration
   • Indian and Western philosophers, thinkers, and reformers (e.g., Mahatma Gandhi, Ambedkar, Vivekananda).
   • Nation building, national security, and ethics in governance.
   • Human behavior, attitude, aptitude, emotional intelligence.
   • Mental health, psychotherapy, and value-based governance.
   • Case studies based on ethics and administration.

2. Part B: Entrepreneurship, Management, Personality Development
   • Entrepreneurship concepts, startups, and government initiatives.
   • Business management, time management, HR management.
   • Stress management, conflict resolution, and disaster management.
   • Personality development, success factors, civic sense, voter awareness, and case studies.

Paper 5: General Hindi

• Hindi grammar, comprehension, and vocabulary.
• Precis writing, essay, and letter/application writing.
• Usage of idioms, proverbs, and sentence correction.
• Expansion of ideas and short essay-type.

Paper 6: Essay Writing

• Long essay (approx. 1000 words) on social, economic, political, or cultural topics.
• Medium essays (approx. 500 words) on general issues.
• Short essays (approx. 250 words) on current affairs, environment, science, or governance.
• The essay paper tests analytical ability, logical presentation, and expression

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Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission has officially released the detailed MPPSC Syllabus 2026 PDF. This document provides the complete syllabus for both Prelims and Mains of MPPSC 2026 examinations, along with subject-wise topics and exam structure. Aspirants are advised to go through the PDF carefully to understand the scope of the syllabus and plan their preparation accordingly.

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