Mohit Dhulia
Aspirants frequently become perplexed as to the books and reference materials they should consult. Candidates can consult the comprehensive list of recommended books for the MPPSC Prelims and Mains exams, which is provided below.
Every year, almost 2 lakh applicants sit for the MPPSC CSE exam, resulting in severe competition. Aspirants are hired for a variety of positions, including Civil Services, Police Services, Assistant Director, Deputy Collector, Tehsildar, and others.
Table of Contents
The selection of appropriate materials, which may include books, newspapers, and online sources, as well as alignment with the requirements of the examination, is one of the most important components of the preparation. Because of the increased amount of competition, having the appropriate study material and the appropriate plan is absolutely necessary for the preparation. The following is information regarding the materials and booklist that you will need for the MPPSC Exam:
| Book | Author/Publisher |
|---|---|
| A New Approach to Reasoning | BS Sijwali & Indu Sijwali (Arihant Publication) |
| Fast Track Objective Arithmetic | Rajesh Verma |
| Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations | RS Aggarwal |
| Book | Author/Publisher |
|---|---|
| Economics | State Board school Textbooks (Class 11th and 12th) |
| Indian Economy (selective reading) | Ramesh Singh (11th edition)/ Sanjiv Verma |
| Indian Polity (4th or 5th edition) | M. Laxmikant |
| Basic Concepts of History, Political Science, Geography, Science, Environmental Science | NCERT + State Board Books |
| Modern Indian History (Latest edition) | Rajiv Ahir (Spectrum Publication) |
| Book | Author/ Publisher |
|---|---|
| Magazines | Pratiyogita Nirdeshika (last six months), Samsyamiki Semi-annual (Maheshwari) |
| MP General Knowledge | Arihant Publication |
| PDFs of ACTS | Government websites, Wikipedia, MP State Website |
| Madhya Pradesh- Ek Parichaya | McGraw-Hill Publication |
| Previous Year Questions | Kiran Publications |
The Mains exam for the MPPSC requires in-depth knowledge of several ideas; as a result, the recommended reading list for each subject is extremely extensive. Before moving on to the books organised by paper, the following is a list of some of the books that should be referred to at the beginning of the process of preparing for the Mains examination:
| Subject | Recommended Books |
|---|---|
| Economy |
|
| Ethics |
|
| Geography |
|
| Hindi |
|
| Hindi Essay |
|
| History |
|
| Madhya Pradesh General Knowledge |
|
| Polity |
|
| Social Issues |
|
|
Subject |
Books |
|
Art and Culture |
Nitin Singhania |
|
Modern History |
Spectrum, Bipin Chandra |
|
Ancient and Medieval History |
RS Sharma, Poonam Dahiya |
|
Geography |
G.C. Leong |
|
Polity |
Laxmikanth |
|
General Science |
Lucent |
|
Current Affairs |
Newspaper, magazines |
|
MP Special |
Arihant-Know Your State |
To begin preparing for any of the competitive examinations, it is necessary to first conduct an evaluation of the syllabus that has been notified by the Commission. Next, it is necessary to conduct an evaluation of the papers from the previous year in order to determine the pattern of the examination. The same can be said about the MPPSC. It is highly recommended that once these two procedures have been completed, namely, assessing the syllabus and analysing the papers from the previous year, the next step in the MPPSC preparation process is to hunt for standard and authentic sources.
|
Paper |
Subjects |
Marks |
Time |
|
Paper-1 |
General Studies |
200 marks |
2 hours |
|
Paper-2 |
Aptitude test |
200 marks |
2 hours |
The preliminary examination for the MPPSC consists of two papers. The preliminary examination for the MPPSC is a screening exam, and candidates’ marks from the preliminary round will not be factored towards the compilation of the final merit list. The following is included on the syllabus for the preliminary exam of the MPPSC:
| Paper Name | Syllabus |
|---|---|
| Paper-1: General Studies |
|
| Paper-2: Aptitude Test |
|
The descriptive-style test that is part of the MPPSC Mains examination is one of the six papers that make up the exam. Personal interviews will be conducted with the candidates who have been chosen for further consideration. The following is the syllabus for the Mains examination for the MPPSC:
| Paper Name | Syllabus |
|---|---|
| Paper 1 – General Studies I |
|
| Paper 2 – General Studies II |
|
| Paper 3 – General Studies III |
|
| Paper 4 – General Studies IV |
|
| Paper 5 – General Hindi | Hindi Language Test |
| Paper 6 – Hindi Essay Writing | Essay on any given topic |
Aspirants should constantly write their notes while looking through study materials or books because the MPPSC exam curriculum is quite comprehensive and therefore covers a large amount of ground. This makes it easier to review material in the last few days before the exam. Additionally, the applicants need to practise a sufficient amount of questions from prior years in order to obtain an idea of and a feel for the exam.
The best preparation plan is to be well-versed in the curriculum and to select the appropriate topics based on their importance in passing the exam. It’s also a good idea to start with the NCERTs.
Current affairs can also be prepared using magazines such as Yojana, Kurukshetra, Economic and Political Weekly, Down to Earth, Pratiyogita Nirdeshika, Chronicle, and others.
For MPPSC preparation, newspapers such as The Hindu, Indian Express, Dainik Jagran, Jagran Josh, The Times Of India, The Economic Times, Dainik Bhaskar, Business Standard, and others are extremely important.
Copyright © 2024 Examgyani Technologies Private Limited. All rights reserved.
Exams Made Easy
One destination to find everything from exams to study materials.
