HindiMPPSC Mains Exam Strategy
Unlike preliminary exams, MPPSC mains is dynamic and descriptive in nature in which you have to present all of your talent, knowledge, and express all your views and ideology in a wise and skillful manner.
Here are some important tips, you must remember before and during writing the mains paper:
- A candidate must write an answer under the world limit, precise but covering all the necessary and demanded content.
- To make your answer more effective and superior to other competitors you need to represent your material in an interactive manner using maps, flowcharts, graphs, and diagrams. It also saves your time and makes answers error-free.
- Never try to use superfluous and unnecessary material to astray the checker.
- Use only authentic facts otherwise if you don’t know about the correct facts avoid them in your answer.
- A candidate can create a difference in his answer by including real-life and relevant examples, link with current affairs as most of the questions in pre as well as in mains are somewhere connected to current affairs.
- This can be done only with the continuous practice of answer writing.
Below is the exam pattern for the mains examination:
| Paper | Subjects | Duration of exam | Marks |
| Paper I | General Studies I History, Geography, Water Management, Disaster Management |
3 hours | 300 marks |
| Paper II | General Studies II Constitution, Security Issues, Social Legislation, Social Sector etc. |
3 hours | 300 marks |
| Paper III | General Studies III Science and Technology, Reasoning and Data Interpretation etc. |
3 hours | 300 marks |
| Paper IV | General Studies IV Human needs and Motivation, Philosophers, Attitude, etc. |
3 hours | 200 marks |
| Paper V | General Hindi | 3 hours | 300 marks |
| Paper VI | Hindi essay | 2 hours | 100 marks |
| Total | 1400 |