MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2023, Expected Cut Off and Difficulty Level

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2023 for Papers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 for the 2022 cycle will be updated here! The MPPSC state service main examination 2022 is scheduled from October 30 to November 4, 2023. Aspirants can check the detailed MPPSC mains exam analysis on this page once the exam is conducted successfully.

As per the latest MPPSC mains exam schedule, the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission will conduct the state service mains exam in a single shift every day from 10 am to 1 pm except for Hindi Essay and Draft Writing. The MPPSC mains shift timing of Hindi Essay and Draft Writing is 10 am to 12 pm.

Candidates declared successful in the MPPSC prelims exam will be shortlisted for the mains exam.  Going by the previous MPPSC mains exam analysis, the overall difficulty level of the exam was moderate.

The MPPSC 2023 mains paper analysis for Papers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 comprises the difficulty level of the paper and the questions asked in the exam. Here, we have compiled the detailed MPPSC mains exam analysis for all the papers based on the feedback from the test-takers who appeared in the mains exam.

MPPSC Exam Analysis 2023

As per MPPSC mains exam analysis, there are four question papers on General Studies and one question paper each on General Hindi and Grammar and Hindi Essay and drafting. The medium of the four GS papers is Hindi and English medium, and the remaining two papers will be either in Hindi or English medium, which will be chosen by the aspirants.

The MPPSC state service main examination 2022 will be held from October 30 to November 4, 2023, in Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Chhindwara, Ratlam, Satna, Sagar, Shahdol, and Barwani. All qualified candidates must submit the MPPSC mains application form before the last date in order to appear in the exam.  Check the detailed MPPSC exam analysis for the main papers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 below.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2023 Shift Timing

Aspirants who have participated in the main exam must be familiar with MPPSC mains exam analysis to get an idea of the overall difficulty level, attempts, and questions asked in the exam to anticipate their selection chances. The MPPSC State Service mains exam is conducted for 1400 marks. Check the shift timing for the MPPSC mains exam tabulated below.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2023-Difficulty Level and Attempts

The MPPSC mains exam will be conducted from October 30 to November 4, 2023, in a single shift. Here is the detailed MPPSC mains paper analysis in terms of difficulty level, number of good attempts, and marks weightage tabulated below.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis for the Previous Year

As per the previous year's MPPSC mains exam analysis, the overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate. The MPPSC mains exam comprises descriptive-type papers. The MPPCS main paper 2020-21 was divided into eight sections, i.e., General Studies-I, General Studies-II, General Studies-III, General Studies-IV, General Hindi, and Hindi Essay. Check the detailed MPPSC mains exam review for Papers 1,2,3, 4, 5, and 6 below.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper I (July 17, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper I was conducted for a total of 300 marks, with an exam duration of 3 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper I is divided into two sections, i.e., Section A (150 marks) and Section B (150 marks).
• As per MPPSC mains exam analysis, a total of three questions were asked, each in Section A and Section B. Every question comprises 15 very short answer type sub- questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries three marks.
• In section A, questions were asked about topics like Kaumudi Mahotsava, Sutradhayksha, Shree Harsha Seeyak, Chand Bibi, writing a short note on Great Bath, discussing three rinas in Indian culture, discussing the dhamma of Ashoka, etc. as per MPPSC exam analysis for GS Paper I 2021 exam.
• In section B, questions were asked about topics like Mount Kilimanjaro, earthquakes, Malwa Plateau flat, Barak river, EL Nino, hydrological cycle, Water Resource Management, etc. as per the MPPSC exam analysis for GS Paper I 2021 exam.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper II (July 18, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper II was conducted for a total of 300 marks, with an exam duration of 3 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper I is divided into two sections, i.e., Section A (150 marks) and Section B (150 marks).
• As per MPPSC mains exam analysis, a total of three questions were asked, each in Section A and Section B. Every question comprises 15 very short answer type sub- questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries three marks.
• In section A, questions were asked about topics like the preamble to the Constitution of India, four aspects of liberty, NITI Ayog, economic ideas of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, etc., as per MPPSC exam analysis for GS Paper II 2021 exam.
• In section B, questions were asked about topics like fiscal policy, AEAN, global skills park in Madhya Pradesh, bank rate policy and open market operations, etc. as per the MPPSC exam analysis for GS Paper 2 2021 exam.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper III (July 19, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper III was conducted for a total of 300 marks, with an exam duration of 3 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper III comprises a total of three questions.
• In Question I, the section comprises 30 very short answer-type sub-questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries three marks.
• In Question II, The section comprises 20 very short answer type sub- questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 50 words/5 to 6 lines. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries five marks.
• In Question III, the section comprises 10 long answer type sub- questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 200 words. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries 11 marks.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper IV (July 20, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper IV was conducted for a total of 200 marks, with an exam duration of 3 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper IV comprises a total of four questions.
• In Question I, the section comprises 20 very short answer-type sub-questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries two marks.
• In Question II, the section comprises 8 short answer-type sub-questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 50 words/5 to 6 lines. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries five marks.
• In Question III, the section comprises 4 long answer-type sub-questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 200 words. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries 20 marks.
• In Question IV, the question comprises 2 (Case Study) sub-sections as sub-sections 4.1 and 4.2. Each case study has 5 questions, and the ideal word limit for each answer will be 100 words. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries 4 marks.

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper V (July 21, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper V was conducted for a total of 200 marks, with an exam duration of 3 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper IV comprises a total of eight questions.
• In Question I, the section comprises 25 short answer-type sub-questions. Aspirants are required to answer each question ideally in 20-25 words. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries three marks.
• In Question II, the section comprises ornaments-related questions. It comprises five sub-questions in two parts. Each question carries one mark.
• Question III comprises questions related to translation from Hindi to English and from English to Hindi. Each question carries 4 marks.
• Question IV comprises Hindi Grammar (Sandhi, Samas, and Punctuation) questions. All questions are compulsory in nature. Each question carries 2 marks.
• Question V comprises 10 questions related to elementary grammar, vocabulary, etc. Each section carries 2 marks.
• In Question VI, aspirants need to answer any one passage. Each passage comprises 5 questions. Each question carries 4 marks.
• Question VII comprises one question for a total of 10 marks.
• In Question VIII, aspirants were required to summarize any one passage in one-third words. The total marks was 10 marks

MPPSC Mains Exam Analysis 2021 for Paper VI (July 22, 2023)

• As per the feedback collected by the aspirants, the MPPSC mains GS Paper VI was conducted for a total of 100 marks, with an exam duration of 2 hours.
• The MPPSC Mains General Studies Paper VI comprises a total of three questions.
• In Question I, aspirants were required to write an essay of about 1000 words on any of the topics given below. The maximum mark is 50.
• In Question II, aspirants were required to write an essay of about 500 words on any of the topics given below. The maximum mark is 25.
• In Question III, the question has 2 subquestions. The maximum word limit is 250 words, and the question carries 25 marks.

MPPSC Mains Question Paper 2023 (October 30 to November 4, 2023)

Aspirants who have appeared in today’s exam must check MPPSC mains Paper I, II, III, IV, V, and VI to understand the difficulty level and types of questions asked in the exam. It will help them to predict the expected cut off marks and chances of qualifying in the state services mains exam. Aspirants can download the MPPSC State Services Mains Question Paper 2023 PDF from the link below.

MPPSC Mains Expected Cut Off 2023

Based on the feedback of the aspirants, past trends, and MPPSC exam analysis, the experts have compiled the MPPSC main expected cut off marks for all the categories are shared below.

MPPSC Mains Question Paper Pattern 2023

Aspirants should be familiar with the MPPSC Mains question paper pattern to get insights into the paper format, number of sections, maximum marks, and marking scheme prescribed by the commission. There are six papers in the MPPSC main exam. Check the detailed MPPSC mains exam pattern below.