MPPSC Exam Calendar 2025: The details of when the exams for government jobs in Madhya Pradesh are going to be held next year have been released.
MPPSC Exam Dates: The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has released its exam calendar for 2025. The commission has given a general outline of the exam schedule but has refrained from specifying the exact date for most of the exams. There is only one State Service and Forest Service Preliminary Examination, which is confirmed on February 16, 2025. For the remaining exams, the calendar includes only the months in which they are scheduled to take place. The MPPSC move is aimed at giving aspiring candidates a general idea of the exam timelines, though many will have to wait for further updates on the specific date.
The MPPSC calendar includes 15 different recruitment exams planned throughout the year. These exams take place in different regions, some of which are scheduled in early February and others in late October. The notable examinations include several posts under the State Service, Forest Service and Culture and Fisheries departments. Further, the Commission has reopened the application link for Medical Specialist and Radiology Specialist recruitment in compliance with the direction of the High Court, and has also prescribed a timeline for the application.
MPPSC Exam Calendar 2025: Schedule
- State Service and Forest Service Preliminary Examination: February 16, 2025
- State Service Main Exam: June 2025 (1st Week)
- Assistant Engineer Exam (2024): July 2025
- Culture Department Exam: July 2025 - This includes Archaeology Officer, Numismatist and Epigrapher exams.
- Assistant Director, Fisheries (2024) Exam: August 2025
- Assistant Research Officer, Tribal Affairs (2024): September 2025
- Assistant Professor Recruitment Exam (2024): October 2025 - Exam for 12 subjects scheduled in October 2025.
- Assistant Controller, Weight & Major (2024) Exam: October 2025
MPPSC has also reopened the application process for Medical Specialist and Radiology Specialist recruitment following the High Court directive.