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Advt 004 to 009 / 2026 571 Vacancies

MPSC Group A & B Mega Recruitment 2026

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has released 6 separate official notifications to fill 571 premium Group A and Group B vacancies. These posts range from Medical Officers and Public Prosecutors to District Sainik Welfare Officers. Eligible candidates can submit their online applications via the official MPSC portal before April 09, 2026.

🎓 1. Eligibility Criteria & Age Limit

Post Name Educational Qualification Age Limit (Open)
Medical Officer (Group B) MBBS Degree + Registration with Maharashtra Medical Council. 19 to 38 Years
Public Prosecutors (Group A) Degree in Law + Minimum 5-7 Years practice as an Advocate. 21 to 38 Years
Sainik Welfare Officer (Group A) Retired Defence Officer (Rank of Major/Equivalent or above). Up to 45 Years

*Age Relaxation Note: Upper age limit is relaxed up to 43 years for Backward Classes/EWS/Orphans, and up to 45 years for Divyang (PwD) candidates according to Maharashtra Govt norms.

🗓️ 2. Important Exam Dates Schedule

Recruitment Event Important Dates
Online Application Start Date 20th March 2026 (14:00 Hrs)
Apply Online Last Date 09th April 2026 (23:59 Hrs)
Last Date for Online Fee Payment 09th April 2026
Last Date for Offline Challan Payment 13th April 2026
Screening Test / Interview Date To Be Notified Soon

💳 3. Application Fees

Unreserved (Open)

General Candidates

₹394

Reserved Categories

BC / EWS / PwD / Orphans

₹294

Fees can be paid online via Credit/Debit Card, Net Banking, UPI, or via SBI Bank Challan.

📥 4. Important Direct Links

📈 5. Expected Exam Analysis & Safe Attempts

The MPSC selection process for Group A and Group B executive posts is historically highly competitive. For these specialized roles (Medical and Legal), the primary evaluation metric is the Personal Interview. However, MPSC enforces a strict rule: if the number of applicants disproportionately exceeds the vacancy count, a Screening Test (चाळणी परीक्षा) will be triggered.

Subject Mastery is Key

For Medical Officers, the screening test will heavily feature core MBBS subjects (Anatomy, Pharmacology, PSM). For Prosecutors, core IPC, CrPC, and local Maharashtra laws dominate. Your graduation degree knowledge is the ultimate decider.

The 41% Interview Threshold

Regardless of your performance in the screening test, MPSC mandates that candidates must secure a minimum of 41% marks in the personal interview phase to be recommended for the final merit list.

Safe Attempt Strategy

If an objective screening test is conducted, precision is critical due to standard negative marking protocols (usually 1/4th or 25%). A safe attempt threshold normally hovers around 65-70% accuracy for specialized posts.

💼 6. Complete Post-Wise Vacancy List

Advt No. Post Name Group Total Posts
004/2026 Deputy Medical Superintendent Group A 01
005/2026 Deputy Executive Health Officer Group B 02
007/2026 Motor Vehicle Prosecutor Group A 06
008/2026 District Sainik Welfare Officer Group A 21
006/2026 Additional Public Prosecutor Group A 244
009/2026 Medical Officer Group B 297
Total Grand Vacancies 571

⚙️ 7. Selection Process

Candidates applying for the MPSC Group A and Group B posts will undergo a rigorous multi-stage selection procedure:

📝 8. Expected Exam Pattern (Screening Test)

🚨 NOTE: Negative marking is strictly applicable (1/4th marks deducted per wrong answer) for objective screening tests.

Subject Area Question Type Medium
Degree/Specialization Core Subject (MBBS / Law) Objective (MCQ) English / Marathi
General Knowledge & Current Affairs (If applicable) Objective (MCQ) Marathi & English

📚 9. Detailed Subject-Wise Syllabus Breakdown

For Medical Officer Posts (MBBS Level)

The syllabus extensively covers fundamental and applied clinical sciences including Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, and Microbiology. Major emphasis will be placed on Preventive and Social Medicine (PSM), Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and Pediatrics. Candidates should also be well-versed in National Health Programs (NHM), epidemiology, and Maharashtra-specific health initiatives.

For Public Prosecutor Posts (Law Level)

Candidates will be tested heavily on Indian Penal Code (IPC/BNS), Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC/BNSS), and the Indian Evidence Act (IEA/BSA). Specific focus will be directed towards drafting appeals, handling motor vehicle acts (for specific posts), and deep practical knowledge of court procedures, constitutional law, and landmark Supreme Court / Bombay High Court judgments.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the last date to apply for this MPSC Mega Recruitment?

The last date to submit the online application and fee for all 571 Group A & B posts is 09th April 2026 (23:59 Hrs). Make sure your application is completed on the official MPSC portal before this deadline.

Is an MBBS degree mandatory for all posts?

No. An MBBS degree is only mandatory for the Medical Officer posts (Advt 009, 004, 005). The Public Prosecutor posts require a Law Degree and practice experience, while the Sainik Welfare Officer requires you to be a retired Defence Officer.

Will there be a written exam, or is it a direct interview?

The selection is primarily based on a Personal Interview. However, if the MPSC receives a massive number of applications for any specific post, they will conduct a Screening Test (Objective Type) to shortlist candidates.

Can I apply for multiple posts?

Yes, you can apply for multiple posts provided you meet the individual educational qualifications and age limits for each specific advertisement number. You will need to apply and pay the fee separately for each post.