how to apply for mpsc? how to prepare for mpsc? what books to refer? what is the syllabus?

• Applying for MPSC:

Applicants can find below-given steps about MPSC Recruitment 2021 online apply: Candidates can find below the MPSC Exam 2021 Application Form Date:

• Visit the official website of MPSC i.e, https://mpsc.gov.in
• Navigate on ‘New registration’ to start the process.
• Enter the details carefully to verify the details and ‘Create User’ .
• Then click on submit.
• Keep the Details safe so that you can use it later for results and cut off.
• Next, they  would have to upload scanned images of their recent passport- size photograph and signature.
• After all the necessary fields have been filled, individuals can see the preview of their application form. Verify all the details and click on ‘Save’
• Fees can be rendered through online mode (Debit/ Credit card, Net banking) and also by offline mode (e-Challan and Maha e-Seva Kendra).
• Preserve the copy of the receipt of the transaction.

• MPSC 2021 Syllabus:

Find below the MPSC 2021 Syllabus. Here candidates can check the MPSC Prelims & Mains Syllabus :

Prelims Syllabus:

Mains Syllabus:

GS (General Studies) – I: History and Geography

• History: History of Modern India particularly Maharashtra, Establishment of British Rule in India, Socio-Cultural Changes, Social and economic awakening, Emergence and growth of Indian Nationalism, etc.
• Geography – with special reference to Maharashtra: Physical Geography, Economic Geography of Maharashtra, Environmental Geography, Remote Sensing, etc.
• Geography and Agriculture: Agroecology, Climate, Soils, Water Management.

GS (General Studies) – II: Indian Constitution and Indian Politics (Special Reference to Maharashtra) and Law

• The Constitution of India.
• The Political System (Structure, Powers, and Functions of Governments)
• State Government and Administration (Special Reference to Maharashtra)
• District Administration.
• Rural and Urban Local Government.
• Educational System.
• Parties and Pressure Groups
• Social Welfare and Social Legislation
• Public Services etc.

GS (General Studies) – III: Human Resource Development (HRD) and Human Rights

• Human Resource Development: Human Resource Development in India, Education, Vocational Education, Health, Rural Development
• Human Rights: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR 1948), Child Development, Women Development, Youth Development, Tribal Development, Welfare of disabled persons, International and Regional Organisations, etc.

GS (General Studies) – IV: Economy and Planning, Economics of Development and Agriculture, Science and Technology Development

• Economy and Planning: Indian Economy, Urban and Rural Infrastructure Development, Industry, Co-operation, Economic reforms, International Trade, and International Capital Movements, Measurement and estimate of poverty, Factors determining employment, Economy of Maharashtra.
• Economics of Development and Agriculture: Macro Economics, Public Finance, and Financial Institutions, Growth, Development, and International Economics, Indian Agriculture, Rural Development and Cooperation, Agriculture, etc.
• Science and Technology Developments: Energy (Conventional and non-conventional energy sources), Computer and Information Technology, Space Technology, Biotechnology, Nuclear Policy of India, etc.

You can find the list of books on google or prepare from  youtube videos

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