Important Highlights:

1] The tests have been designed based on the latest official MPPSC Assistant Professor – 2024 exam paper trend and type.

2] PDF solutions are available for the test papers.

3] The test paper includes Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

4] There will be a total of 10 Full-length Mock tests (including Paer-1 and Paper-2). Therefore, the total number of questions will be 1000.

5] The Test Series will remain valid till exam.

6] Participants are allowed unlimited attempts.

7] Scientific calculators will be provided

8] Tests can be given anytime, any number of times on mobile, laptop, desktop, and tablet.

Test Pattern:

1] The Full Length Mock Tests for Paper-1 will contain 50 questions each and the duration will be of 1 hour. Paper-2 will contain 150 questions each and the duration will be of 3 hours.

2] There will be +4 marks for each correct answer. There will be no negative marking as per official exam pattern.

The MPPSC Assistant Professor Selection Process 2024 includes three stages: a written exam, an interview, and document verification. To secure the final appointment, candidates must pass each stage. The merit list will be based on the marks from the written exam and interview. Failing any stage will lead to disqualification.

• Written Exam: 800 Marks

• Interview: 100 Marks

• Document Verification: Qualifying

The MPPSC Assistant Professor Exam 2024 will take place offline. The exam pattern comprises two papers. In the first paper, candidates will tackle questions related to MP, National & International General Knowledge, and Computer Knowledge. This paper consists of 50 questions, each carrying 4 marks, summing up to a total of 200 marks. The second paper focuses on the candidate’s chosen subject and consists of 150 questions, also carrying 4 marks each, totaling 600 marks. So, each question in the exam is worth 4 marks.

The MPPSC Assistant Professor Qualifying Marks are the minimum scores candidates must achieve to pass the exam. For OBC, EWS, PwD, SC, and ST categories, the qualifying percentage is set at 30%. For General category candidates, the qualifying percentage is 40%. Meeting these marks is essential to move forward in the selection process.