MPSC Mains Exams Postponed: Crucial Update for State Services and Group-B Aspirants

Maharashtra Public Service Commission has postponed three major mains examinations—State Services, Maharashtra Civil Engineering, and Group‑B (Non‑Gazetted)—days before the October cycle. The State Services Mains, set to start on October 3, 2026, now stands deferred, with revised dates to be announced separately, the commission said.

MPSC cited large‑scale representations from aspirants and public representatives, and confirmed re‑evaluation of State Services Mains 2025 answer sheets. It also referenced the V Radha committee’s imminent recommendations on exam reforms while deferring all three mains. The commission added that new dates would be communicated through official notices only.

Old dates vs status: MPSC postponed mains exams

The State Services Mains was scheduled to commence on October 3, while Civil Engineering and Group‑B Mains were lined up in October. Treat earlier hall tickets as placeholders; wait for fresh admit cards and centre slips once the revised schedule is issued. Do not travel until official updates confirm your centre.

Admit cards and centres: what MPSC candidates should do now

Track mpsc.gov.in for press notes and fresh admission certificates, and follow the verified Telegram channel “official_mpsc” and the X handle “@mpsc_office.” Re‑download hall tickets once released; previous versions may not remain valid after rescheduling. Keep your registered email and SMS active for centre changes.

Revised timetable: expected timeline and where to track official MPSC notices

MPSC has not declared replacement dates yet and will publish them separately. Avoid rumours and cross‑verify only with official press releases and mainstream reports carrying the commission’s statement. Bookmark the notices section and check daily until the new schedule appears on the site and channels.

Travel refund tips and a preparation reset checklist for MPSC mains

Try rescheduling tickets first; if cancelling, file refund claims quickly and keep PNRs, invoices, and postponement clippings. Pause non‑refundable bookings until dates firm up. Reset study with a two‑week micro‑plan, daily answer‑writing in the descriptive question‑cum‑answer booklet format, and timed revisions using the specimen shared recently.

The safest path now is patience and documentation. Follow only official notices, expect fresh admit cards, and retain proof for travel claims. Use the breather to refine writing speed, update notes, and align with the descriptive format. New dates will arrive, but disciplined preparation ensures you are ready the moment they do.