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Maharashtra Public Service Commission Exam Updates: Key Changes Announced

The Maharashtra government has formed a high-level committee to review the examination system, leading to significant changes for MPSC aspirants. Key decisions include the re-evaluation of answer sheets for the 2025 exam and the postponement of the 2026 exams originally set for October 3. This move follows widespread protests from students regarding the evaluation process. Political leaders, including Aditya Thackeray, have welcomed these changes, expressing gratitude to the Governor and calling for further accountability within the MPSC. Stay tuned for new exam dates and further updates.
By Ambika Singh Sep 29, 2026, 08:34 IST

Overview of Recent Developments



The Maharashtra state government has established a high-level committee tasked with reviewing the current examination framework. This committee aims to provide recommendations for enhancing the examination system after engaging with students statewide.


Important Announcements for MPSC Aspirants

A significant update has been released for those preparing for the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) exams. An official letter from the Commission has confirmed several crucial decisions: the answer sheets for the 'State Services Main Examination 2025' will be re-evaluated, and the 'State Services Main Examination 2026,' initially set to commence on October 3, has been postponed.


Student Protests and Re-evaluation


The decision to re-evaluate the answer sheets for the 2025 examination stems from numerous protests by student organizations and individual candidates regarding the results and grading process. The Commission received a substantial number of complaints about the evaluation, prompting the decision for re-evaluation, which may extend the timeline for this exam.


Postponement of Upcoming Exams

The postponement of the Main Examination scheduled for October 3, 2026, was influenced by the ongoing issues related to the 2025 exam and the pending recommendations from the newly formed committee. Students, parents, and political figures advocated for this delay, leading to the Commission's decision to postpone not only the State Services Main Examination 2026 but also the Maharashtra Civil Engineering Main Examination 2026 and the Maharashtra Group-B Main Examination 2026. New dates will be announced in due course.


Reactions from Political Leaders

Aditya Thackeray, an MLA from Shiv Sena (UBT), has publicly welcomed the MPSC's decision to postpone the exams. He expressed his gratitude to Maharashtra Governor Jishnu Dev Varma for acknowledging the concerns raised by the youth. Thackeray also voiced his hope for the swift resignation of the MPSC Chairman.


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