The MPSC Rajyaseva Preliminary Examination 2026 is this Sunday, May 31. You have four days left — not enough time to learn something new, but more than enough to walk into the exam hall sharp, confident, and ready to perform at your best.
What NOT to Do in the Last 4 Days
- Do not pick up new topics. Cramming new material this close to the exam crowds out what you already know.
- Do not pull all-nighters. Sleep deprivation impairs recall, slows reading speed, and increases careless errors — the exact opposite of what you need on exam day.
- Do not compare yourself to others. Social media prep posts are not useful benchmarks right now.
- Do not start a new test series. Jumping into an unfamiliar platform adds anxiety without adding marks.
What TO Do Between Now and Saturday
Revise current affairs from the last 12 months. MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims consistently rewards candidates who are up to date on Maharashtra-specific and national current affairs — state budget highlights, government schemes, appointments, awards, and science & technology. If you have been using PSCPrep.ai's daily current affairs, scan through the last two to three months systematically.
Work through previous year question papers. The MPSC question pattern is remarkably consistent. Solving PYQs from 2021–2025 sharpens your instincts on which topics appear repeatedly. Focus on geography of Maharashtra, Maharashtra history, Polity, and Economics — these sections have the highest weight.
Exam Day Strategy
- Attempt order matters. Start with sections you are most comfortable with — History, Geography, and Current Affairs offer faster answers for most candidates. Save Environment and Science for after you have settled.
- 72 seconds per question. 100 questions, 120 minutes. If a question feels uncertain after 60 seconds, mark it and return at the end.
- There is NO negative marking. Do not leave any question blank. MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims does not penalise wrong answers — a blank guarantees zero, a guess gives you a chance. Eliminate clearly wrong options and choose from what remains.
Logistics — Confirm These Today
Your admit card is already available on the MPSC portal. Download and print it today — not Sunday morning. Verify your exam centre address, confirm the route, and arrive at least 30 minutes before the reporting time. Carry a valid photo ID alongside the admit card.