Age: 18-38 years as on Sept. 1, 2023. The upper age limit is relaxed to 43 for reserved categories.

Educational Qualification:

• House Master Group B

Possess a Degree in Arts, Commerce, Science or Law in at least 2nd class of statutory University. And A degree in education of recognised university or an equivalent qualification. 

Have not less than five years of teaching or administrative experience in an educational institution.

Provided that preference will be given to candidates possessing Master’s Degree in Arts, Science,
Commerce, Law or Agriculture and or practical training in Psychology or Methodology.

Candidates are to pay an online application fee of Rs 394 (unreserved) or Rs 294 (reserved category).

MPSC will shortlist candidates for a personal interview to select recruits. If there are too many applications, the Commission may conduct a screening test to shortlist candidates.

Phase 1: Written Exam (200 marks)

• The preliminary examination will be held in Online Screening  mode and later the MPSC  answer key is released
• The questions asked in the examination will be objective in nature.
• A total of two papers will be asked in the pre-examination, concerning subjects and general knowledge.
• The duration to complete each paper asked in the preliminary exam will be 1.5 hours. 
• The marking scheme of the preliminary test is 2 marks for every examination.

Phase 2: Interview (50 marks)

The interview is the last stage of the MPSC Selection Process. Only those candidates who qualify for the preliminary exam with high marks are called for the interview round. As per the brochure, the interview is held for a total of 40 marks. The interview assesses the personality, communication skills and overall mentality of the candidate. 

The interview will judge the candidate’s personality, oratory skills etc in this stage. The final MPSC Livestock Development Officer result list that is prepared by the MPSC is made by combining the marks of the interview and the written exam.