What is salary after MPSC?
MPSC Subordinate Services 2021 Salary Structure The salary of selected candidates has many components like basic salary, HRA, DA, TA, and other perks and allowances. After including all the allowances and perks the salary must be in the range of INR 38,600 to 1,22,800 per month.
What jobs can we get after MPSC?
This is MPSC jobs list for MPSC Rajyaseva Exam
- Assistant Section Officer, Sales Tax Inspector, Police Sub Inspector Examinations ASO: Assistant Section Officer.
- STI: Sales tax Inspector.
- PSI: Police Sub Inspector.
- Excise Sub inspector, Tax Assistant, Clerk-Typist Examination.
What is the success rate of MPSC?
“Sixty to seventy percent of students who were successful in MPSC over the past two years have been from Pune.” Every district has 20–30 successful candidates, but Pune alone has over 1000 with a 70 percent success ratio. Which is the highest in Maharashtra state, with more candidates than Nagpur or Mumbai.
Which is tough UPSC or MPSC?
Every year the MPSC State service prelims is held in April. The notification comes around First week of December. The exam is a tough exam due to many factual questions being asked in it unlike UPSC. The exam is also tough for non Marathi candidates and English medium candidates.
What is the rank of MPSC After passing UPSC?
While all officers who pass UPSC get class I rank, the rank of candidates passing MPSC depends upon their rank. It could be class I or class II depending upon the rank.
What are the eligibility criteria for UPSC exam?
Whether you are a law student, an engineer, a doctor or simply an arts student, you are eligible to appear for UPSC exams if you are a graduate and have attained an age of 21 years. However, to be eligible for MPSC, you need to prove a domicile of the state.
Is UPSC the toughest exam in the world?
UPSC is one of the toughest exams in the world. It comes second after China’s Administrative Service in terms of lengthiness. I think before starting for UPSC (this is my personal point of view) take backup because it doesn’t how much smart are you UPSC is always smarter.
Do employers care if you fail the UPSC multiple times?
As a result, for them, every day spent studying is a potential loss because they could have made money by working somewhere. From personal experience, if you have tried to clear UPSC and failed multiple times, employers will not take kindly to you.