Smart Strategy for MPPSC Exam Preparation Prelims, Mains and Interview for MP State Service Examination 2021
MPPSC 2021 Recruitment: Civil services give
the opportunity to the candidates to be engaged in the legitimate functioning
of the administration for all social activities. Madhya Pradesh Public Service
(MPPSC) conducts State Service Examination to recruit for the post of Deputy
Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Commercial Tax Officer Etc. The Commission invites applications every
year to fill various vacancies in the state bureaucracy.
Here I am sharing some Preparation tips for
MPPSC Prelims, Mains, and Interview for Madhya Pradesh Public Services exam.
This writeup is written in inspiration of a MPPSC selected candidate Abhinav
Soni MPPSC topper of Sharma Academy in Indore. How he starts his journey and clear the
MPPSC exam is here. Let see what routine and strategy he follow towards his
success.
During his IT sector job he decide to
appear in MPPSC exam got a feeling to serve the public of his nation for this
Abhinav discuss with his parents and quite the job because he was not getting
sufficient time to study. Study for 8 hours in a day then increase the time day
by day make it 12 to 14 hours to clear it in first attempt. And got succeed to
achieve the dream you have to work hard unconditionally because it is your life
your goal to make it.
My views for Civil services MPPSC:
The civil service is one of the prestigious
and challenging careers in our country. Approximately between 1–2 lakh students
appear for MPPSC Prelims.
Regarding the total number of selections,
it depends on the total vacancies, for example in 2013, there were 755
vacancies, 591 in 2014, 435 in 2015 and 255 in 2016 in 2018 Madhya Pradesh
Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has released a recruitment notification for
202 posts of Deputy Collector (Naib Tehsildar), Deputy Superintendent of Police
(DSP) and More.
So, you can see the vacancies are
decreasing every year and competition increasing, the candidates are giving
very tuff competition to each other in this scenario only the focused and
systematic study plan can help you to compete.
How should you start as a beginner for
MPPSC Exam?
As a beginner starting from point zero one
can buy previous years question paper module and attempt some questions daily,
moreover the questions from NCERT too will help.
Start writing answers and when you study,
don’t wait for the whole or even enough syllabus to be finished.
For example, if you are reading history and
you completed The Mauryan empire soon after checking previous years papers and
try to answer related question as many as you wish. Don’t wait to complete the
full subject or syllabus it will not be good approach you can skip such
question for later which don’t cover your prepared topics.
Qualities required for cracking the
civil services:
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Good Intelligence quotient (IQ)
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Good reading skills
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Good scoring potential through
good memorizing skills and ability to reproduce original ideas and concept
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Hard work and perseverance
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Good writing skills
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Focus and determination
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Good analytical skills
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Proper planning and time
management
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Good Emotional Intelligence
(EQ)
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High self-esteem and confidence
MPPSC
Civil Services is a comprehensive exam it needs at least 2 years of
preparation and 10-12 hours daily study. A few people may be lucky who can make
it with just one year of study and single attempt. The MPPSC is not just
looking for hard working people but also smart working people. The students who
plan their schedule properly using time management techniques, will have better
chances to succeed.
MPPSC Prelims Study Plan:
The first step to enter in MPPSC is prelims
exam so you have to be very careful, serious and focused while preparing for
the mppsc pre-exam. It consists of two papers.
Paper 1 for General Studies it is of 200
marks having 100 questions each having 2 marks with no negative marking. This
is the scoring paper of prelims exam for mains this is the only paper on its
basis you will get selection in mains.
You can divide it in 3 parts First Special:
approx 20 question comes out 0f 100, you are giving exam for MP state psc then
your knowledge about your state should be very much strong. Second part is
Current Affairs: at least 10 questions come from current affairs, the national
issues which are currently running in our country you have to knowledge about
that, for this read 2 newspapers at least. give at least 2 hours to newspaper
reading for current affairs news. By this your mains exam preparation will be
done.
Third part is Acts (SC/ST, HR, CR): These
are 3 acts added by MPPSC board in syllabus you should have deep knowledge
about SC/ST Act, Human Rights Protection Act, Civil Rights Protection Act.
Easily 10 question will be covered by this acts section.
So, the 40 marks will be covered by these 3
topics MP, Current and Acts. You can crack prelims easily by preparing these
three topics so strongly. Remaining 60% will be covered by other subjects like
science, history, geography etc.
Paper 2 for General Aptitude it is of 200
marks having 100 questions each having 2 marks with no negative marking. It is
qualifying paper you need to score 40% marks in it to qualify and it can be
easily done.
MPPSC Mains Study Plan:
Generally, after Prelims exam result
announcement aspirants got 60 days to prepare for the Mains exam. These two
months are going to be the most important days of your MPPSC mains preparation.
To crack this, you need a robust mains study plan along with the relevant study
material.
I- MPPSC General Studies Paper I
GS 1 mainly contains Geography and History.
These portions are static, lengthy and factual in nature. Therefore, most
students, especially first timers tend to spend almost half of their
preparation time on this paper. While the weightage of this paper is around 21%
(300/1400). So, the careful utilization of time is the key.
So, instead of reading it thoroughly, read
all the topics mentioned in syllabus once this month and then revise it in next
month. For Indian History, you can refer to any book which is comfortable for
you. For World History, and other important topics of Geography you can refer
to these links. It should not take more than two weeks to complete Paper 1.
II- MPPSC General Studies Paper II
GS 2 mainly covers polity and social
issues. Polity has mostly static content for which your prelims preparation
will help you. Revise those notes; alternatively, you can prepare polity
through M. Laxmi Kant, one of the best source to read polity. Five days are
enough to cover Polity along with Security issues.
Next part is the Social Issues which
requires knowledge of current affairs. Static portion like acts, organization
etc you can cover from here in very little time. Read the schemes of Central
and State government concerning Education, Health, Welfare sector etc. along
with other topics mentioned in the syllabus. Prepare your own notes and try to
cover this portion in 5-6 days. Notes will help you in revision.
III- MPPSC General Studies Paper III
The first half of MPPSC GS paper 3 covers
Indian Economy, whereas other half has these important topics: Science &
Technology, Reasoning, and DI, Environment, Energy etc.
For Indian economy, you may refer to Sharma
Academy's video lectures or Indian Economy by S.N.Lal. These sources will give
you an insight on almost every topic mentioned in the syllabus. Along with
this, read the summary of ‘Indian Economic Survey’ and ‘Indian & State
Budget 2018’. Also, go through the schemes for rural, urban, and agriculture
sector. Try to complete it in 5-6 days.
For Environment section, you can refer
NCERT Books, you can also read these topics from the internet. As environment
portion is limited so complete it in two days.
For Science & Technology, the best
strategy is to read out the topic from Science NCERT class 7-10. And for
emerging technologies refer any notes or read it from various internet feeds.
It will take two days to complete this part.
For Reasoning, practice the type of
questions asked in previous year papers. Refer the source you used for CSAT
preparation during prelims preparation.
IV- MPPSC General Studies Paper IV
GS paper 4 is all about ethics and case
studies. Student needs to have a clear perspective and positive mindset to
attempt this paper. Some of the topics you can read from any book like Ethics
by Lexicon Publication or by Arihant. Try to mug up as many thinkers as you can
because in past lot of many questions were asked from this topic.
Around 75 marks out of 200 are from case
studies and the easiest way to score in them is to practice as many case
studies as you can. Cover the entire ethics paper in 4-5 days.
V- MPPSC Paper V: General Hindi
This paper checks your proficiency in Hindi
language. Study Hindi Grammar from any standard book and practice letter,
report writing etc to secure good marks and take an edge from other students.
Do not devote any day for this paper, instead, try to give one our daily to
finish one topic from syllabus each day.
VI- MPPSC Paper VI: Essay
This paper has the least weightage, but it
doesn’t mean it is less important. For essay preparation, read newspaper daily
to have good content with you and practice one or two essays every Sunday to
get proficiency in writing the essay.
The above preparation will take around
35-40 days to cover the whole syllabus once. Then in the remaining days try to
revise whatever you read at least two times. One more thing, like study, practice
is also very much important for mains examination. Therefore, you must daily do
some answer writing practice, or you can join a test series. Test Series is
good idea to evaluate yourself try to solve the questions in particular time
limit and use a timer to analyse your efficiency to write. Specially in word
limit question's answer.
MPPSC Interview Preparation Plan:
Interview is the third stage of MPPSC
examination in these interviewers evaluate the candidate's potential for civil
services and examine their personality it is to assess the personal suitability
of the candidate for public services. There is not any book or syllabus for
interview here you can get high marks with less hard work. Start Interview preparation
for MPPSC after the mains exam don't wait for the result. Generally, question arise
from your surrounding which you mention in your profile (biodata) the interview
team will go through your biodata then will ask the questions about your native
place, your education, if you were in job, they ask about your work experience.
Short words for MPPSC
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This exam needs hard work and
full concentration of the aspirant.
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Use test series for practice it
is essential to test your analysis power, you can try more than one test series
will be beneficial for accuracy speed and analysis of self.
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Enhance your accuracy in
question solving.
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Increase your speed of question
answering.
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Do writing practice as more as
you can.
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Develop writing skills write at
least 40-45 pages in 3 hours.
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