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Which current affairs is best for MPSC exam?
Maharashtra Times. Indian Express. Times of India. Loksatta Newspaper. Lokrajya Newspaper. Yojana Magazine.
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Which news paper is best for MPSC?
MPSC Current Affairs For MPSC preparation, candidates should make notes from newspapers and align the same with the syllabus of the exam. Here, you can find Daily News Analysis from The Hindu and The Indian Express.
Which is the best newspaper for current affairs for UPSC?
The Hindu. The Indian Express. Business Standard.
Which study material is best for MPSC?
MPSC Exam Books in Marathi (State Board and Reference Books) Books in English. Current Affairs. The Hindu. Yojana Magazine. Press Information Bureau (PIB) NCERT books and notes.
How to prepare for MPSC current affairs?
MPSC Subordinate Services Current affairs can be prepared by reading the newspaper daily, listening to news and taking notes of major international and national events.
Which current affairs source is best?
The Hindu. The Hindu began in 1878 as a weekly edition. The Indian Express. Business Standard. Dainik Bhaskar. Dainik Jagran. Navbharat.
Does MPSC question repeat?
Since the MPSC combined syllabus usually follows the same pattern, it can be helpful if you take a look at some of the question papers from previous years. Aspirants who have given the MPSC exams for consecutive years have found that a few of these questions repeat each year.
Which is the most powerful post in MPSC?
Deputy Collector. Deputy Suprintendent of Police. Assistant Commissioner Sales Tax. Deputy Registrar Co-operative Societies. Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Indian Administrative Service. Indian Police Service. Indian Forest Service.
Which MPSC post has highest salary?
The pay scale of Deputy Superintendent Of Police(DSP) / Assistant Commissioner Of Police(ASP) is 56,100-1,77,500.
Is newspaper enough for current affairs?
The answer is NO! Though it is very important to follow one newspaper everyday, it is not necessary for an aspirant to read both the newspapers. Reading a newspaper involves going through the front page, national news, international news, economy section, some major sports news and the Editorials.
