
Maharashtra MPSC Panel Recommends Over 16,000 Group-C Vacancies for 2026 Exam
What Happened?
A committee has proposed increasing vacancies for the Maharashtra Public Service Commission's Group-C exam to over 16,000. It also suggests age relaxation and enhanced exam security.
Key points
- The committee recommends increasing Group-C vacancies to over 16,000.
- A one-time age relaxation of one year is proposed for all recruitment exams.
- The application process for the Group-C exam will be reopened once.
- The committee was formed on September 4, 2026, due to allegations of irregularities.
- Around 12 lakh candidates have applied for the Group-C exam.
- The committee suggests stronger security measures for the examination process.
Key insights
- The increase in vacancies may lead to a more competitive selection process.
- Age relaxation could allow more candidates to participate in the recruitment.
- Enhanced security measures may restore trust in the examination process.
Why it matters
The recommendations could significantly impact the recruitment process for thousands of candidates in Maharashtra.
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Source
India Today
