MPPSC State Service Exam 2026: 155 Posts Examination

MPPSC State Service Exam 2026: Vacancies Details, Salary Structure & Process

State Civil Service Examination 2026, opening up 155 prestigious administrative vacancies. This is a fantastic chance for graduates from Madhya Pradesh and across the country to land coveted gazetted officer roles in the state administration.

Key positions include Deputy District Magistrate (Deputy Collector), Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Commercial Tax Inspector, and other important profiles.

Successful candidates will enjoy attractive pay under the 7th Pay Commission, along with job security, allowances, and high social recognition.

Application Window: Online registrations start on 10 January 2026 and end on 9 February 2026 – mark your calendar and apply early!

Vacancy Breakdown: Post-wise Distribution

The total of 155 vacancies is split into Main Part (87%) and Provisional Part (13%). Here is the category-wise distribution:

• Deputy District President (Deputy Collector) – General Administration: 4 posts
• Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) – Home (Police) Department: 15 posts
• Additional Assistant Development Commissioner – Panchayat and Rural Development: 15 posts
• Block Development Officer (BDO) – Panchayat and Rural Development: 5 posts
• Naib Tehsildar – Revenue Department: 4 posts
• Block Women Empowerment Officer – Women and Child Development: 39 posts
• Chief Municipal Officer (Category B & C) – Urban Development and Housing: 9 posts
• Cooperative Inspector/Extension Officer – Cooperation Department: 6 posts
• Other Posts (CDPO, Excise Sub-Inspector, etc.) – Various Departments: 58 posts

Total Vacancies: 155

MPPSC State Service Exam 2026: Overview

Essential Requirements for MPPSC State Service Exam

Applicants must satisfy the following educational and age conditions (calculated as on 1 January 2026).

Academic Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in any stream from a recognized university is mandatory.
• Final-year students may appear for the Preliminary Exam but must submit proof of passing the degree before applying for the Main Exam.

Age Criteria (as on 1 January 2026)

• Minimum Age: 21 years (for all positions).
• Maximum Age:
  • Non-uniformed posts: 40 years.
  • Uniformed posts (e.g., DSP, Excise roles): 33 years.
• Relaxations:
  • 5 years for Madhya Pradesh domiciles in SC/ST/OBC, government employees, women, and PwD categories.
  • 3 years for ex-servicemen.

Physical Standards (Only for Uniformed Posts)

• Male: Minimum height 168 cm; chest 84 cm (unexpanded) to 89 cm (expanded).
• Female: Minimum height 155 cm.
• Applicable to roles like Deputy Superintendent of Police, Assistant Jail Superintendent, and Excise Sub-Inspector.

Pay and Perks Under 7th Pay Commission

Selected officers receive competitive compensation with excellent benefits.

• Higher Posts (e.g., Deputy Collector, DSP): Pay Level 10 – Basic pay ₹56,100 to ₹1,77,500.
• Other Posts (e.g., Naib Tehsildar): Typically Level 9 – ₹36,200 to ₹1,14,800.
• Allowances: Dearness Allowance (revised twice a year), House Rent Allowance or quarters, Transport Allowance, medical facilities.
• Additional Advantages: Permanent employment with pension under National Pension System (NPS).

Selection Stages: Exam Pattern & Syllabus

The process has three phases:

Phase 1: Preliminary Exam (Objective – Screening Only) Marks not counted in final merit.

• Paper 1: General Studies (200 marks) – India & MP History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Science, ICT.
• Paper 2: General Aptitude (200 marks) – Comprehension, Reasoning, Basic Numeracy (Class 10 level).
• No negative marking.

Phase 2: Main Exam (Descriptive) Around 20 times the vacancies are called.

• Six papers totaling 1400 marks:
  1. GS-I (History & Geography) – 300 marks
  2. GS-II (Polity & Sociology) – 300 marks
  3. GS-III (Science & Economy) – 300 marks
  4. GS-IV (Ethics) – 300 marks
  5. General Hindi – 200 marks
  6. Hindi Essay – 100 marks

Phase 3: Interview (Personality Test)

• 185 marks.
• Evaluates leadership, communication, and administrative aptitude

Key Timeline for MPPSC State Service Exam 2026

Application Fee Structure

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Online Application Process: MPPSC State Service Exam 2026

The entire application is completed online. Follow these steps carefully to avoid mistakes:

1. Review the Notification: Visit the official MPPSC website and download the full advertisement PDF. Read all eligibility conditions thoroughly before proceeding.
2. Start Registration: Go to mppsc.mp.gov.in or the MP Online portal. Look for the link “State Service Examination 2026 – Apply” and click it to begin.
3. Enter Personal Information: Provide accurate details such as your name, father’s name, date of birth, address, and contact information. Make sure they exactly match your Class 10 certificate.
4. Upload Required Files: Submit a clear, recent passport-size photograph (file size 25KB–200KB) and a scanned copy of your signature in the specified format.
5. Complete Fee Payment: Pay the required fee through online modes like net banking, debit card, or credit card.
6. Save Confirmation: Once payment is successful, download the acknowledgment receipt showing “Payment Completed” status. Print a copy and keep it safe for records.