
Madhya Pradesh will hold the state service examination twice in 2027 through the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC), following Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav’s declaration of 2027 as Youth Year. The General Administration Department (GAD) has asked all departments to submit their vacant posts and recruitment requisitions online.
A meeting chaired by the GAD additional chief secretary will be held at 3 pm on Thursday, 12 November, at Vallabh Bhavan in the state secretariat. Departmental deputy secretaries or concerned officers must attend with details of vacancies and the status of online requisitions. The meeting will review vacancy positions, recruitment demands and the online submission process.
MPPSC recruits for posts including deputy collector, DSP, naib tehsildar, district registrar, forest ranger, assistant professor, medical officer and assistant engineer across multiple state departments. The government expects the initiative to speed up recruitment and reduce the pending backlog.
The government has set a concrete target: hold the MPPSC state service exam twice in one year, breaking from the single-cycle norm. This is driven by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s declaration of 2027 as Youth Year. The immediate step is Thursday’s GAD meeting, where departments will report their vacancy data online. The real hinge is whether departments upload complete, verified requirement letters by that meeting. If they do, the exam schedule can be fixed quickly, if not, the process stalls. The outcome determines whether the backlog of unfilled posts in state services, from deputy collectors to medical officers, begins to shrink next year.
Source: bhaskar.com
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