MPSC PYQ practice
Previous year questions (PYQs) are the actual questions from past MPSC papers. They reveal the exam pattern, topic weightage, and the concepts asked again and again — the highest-signal way to practice.
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Match the pollutants given in List – I with their effects given in List – II. List – I (Pollutants) List – II (Effects of Pollutants) a. Phosphate fertilizers in water i. Biochemical oxygen demand level increase b. Methane in air ii. Acid Rain c. Synthetic detergents in water iii. Global warming d. Nitrogen oxides in air iv. Eutrophication
Answer: B. a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii
As per the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008, the ________ shall be the nodal Ministry to deal with the transboundary movement of the hazardous wastes and to grant permission for transit of the hazardous wastes through any part of India.
Answer: A. Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt. of India
Identify the correct statement/s from the following regarding Food Security Bill, 2013. A. The Bill provides food safety benefits to the 50% of the urban population and 75% of the rural population. B. Beneficiaries will be provided rice at Rs. 3/-kg, coarse grains at Re. 1/-kg and wheat at Rs. 2/-kg per month.
Answer: D. Only B is correct
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Science · 2025Match the pollutants given in List – I with their effects given in List – II. List – I (Pollutants) List – II (Effects of Pollutants) a. Phosphate fertilizers in water i. Biochemical oxygen demand level increase b. Methane in air ii. Acid Rain c. Synthetic detergents in water iii. Global warming d. Nitrogen oxides in air iv. Eutrophication
6 years analyzed, 600 total PYQ questions indexed, 8 major categories tracked.
This page indexes 600 MPSC previous year questions from 6 prelims papers (2021–2026), grouped into 8 subject areas. Attempt them online free in exam-style flow, see the correct answer and explanation instantly, and use topic-wise weightage to focus your revision.
The most-tested MPSC topics by average weightage are Science (~23.3%, 22–28 questions per year), Current Affairs (~17.3%, 14–21 questions per year), History (~15.8%, 14–19 questions per year), Geography (~14.8%, 13–17 questions per year), and Polity (~14.7%, 13–18 questions per year). Prioritise these high-yield areas first.
MPSC PYQ volume by year: 2026 — 100, 2025 — 100, 2024 — 100, 2023 — 100, 2022 — 100, 2021 — 100.
Topics trending up in recent MPSC papers — Science and Economics — deserve extra revision time.
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Avg weightage: 23.3% · Range: 22-28
High-yield subtopics: Biology & Health, Chemistry, Physics
Avg weightage: 17.3% · Range: 14-21
High-yield subtopics: National Events & Policy, International Affairs, Awards & Appointments
Avg weightage: 15.8% · Range: 14-19
High-yield subtopics: Modern India & Freedom Struggle, Medieval India, Ancient India
Avg weightage: 14.8% · Range: 13-17
High-yield subtopics: Indian Geography, Physical Geography, World Geography
Avg weightage: 14.7% · Range: 13-18
High-yield subtopics: Constitution & Amendments, Governance & Public Policy, Parliament & Legislation
Avg weightage: 8.7% · Range: 6-13
High-yield subtopics: Indian Economy & Planning, Social Sector & Welfare, Agriculture & Rural
Avg weightage: 3.8% · Range: 0-7
High-yield subtopics: Places, Symbols & Miscellaneous, Government Schemes & Programmes, Organisations & Institutions
Avg weightage: 1.5% · Range: 0-5
High-yield subtopics: Arithmetic
Available PYQ year span: 2021 to 2026 (6 years indexed).
This page covers 600+ MPSC previous year questions from 2021–2026 across 8 subjects. Try a few free with no signup, then attempt the full set after a free account.
MPSC previous year questions on PSCprep span 2021–2026 (6 papers), updated as new papers are released.
The highest-weightage MPSC topics are Science, Current Affairs, and History. This page shows category-wise weightage and trends so you can prioritise them.
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