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INDORE: Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has declared schedule for holding interview (final stage) of State Service Examination-2020 from April 27.
An official communique stated that the commission had on February 5 this year announced results of SSE-2020 mains, wherein 698 candidates were declared qualified in the main list and 265 were in provisional list.
These candidates wll have to submit online application and documents by March 6. The candidates can download their interview letter from the website from April 18 and they must appear before commission by 9am on the scheduled day of examination.
MPPSC OSD R Panchbhai said that MPPSC had published a detailed communique about the examination and candidates can refer to that for the process ahead.
The declaration came as a relief for those students who were waiting for the examination for months. Around 7300 candidates appeared for mains (second stage) in April last year for 260 posts.
A student said, “The declaration ended the uncertainty over the schedule of examination. It will help in scheduling preparation for the final stage of examination pending for months.” Interestingly, the commission declared mains results under a two-list formula. It was devised by general administration department (GAD).
The GAD on September 29 last year directed MPPSC to follow this two-list formula for proceeding with examinations. The commission implemented this formula at the pre stage in SSE-2019 and in SSE-2021.
An official communique stated that the commission had on February 5 this year announced results of SSE-2020 mains, wherein 698 candidates were declared qualified in the main list and 265 were in provisional list.
These candidates wll have to submit online application and documents by March 6. The candidates can download their interview letter from the website from April 18 and they must appear before commission by 9am on the scheduled day of examination.
MPPSC OSD R Panchbhai said that MPPSC had published a detailed communique about the examination and candidates can refer to that for the process ahead.
The declaration came as a relief for those students who were waiting for the examination for months. Around 7300 candidates appeared for mains (second stage) in April last year for 260 posts.
A student said, “The declaration ended the uncertainty over the schedule of examination. It will help in scheduling preparation for the final stage of examination pending for months.” Interestingly, the commission declared mains results under a two-list formula. It was devised by general administration department (GAD).
The GAD on September 29 last year directed MPPSC to follow this two-list formula for proceeding with examinations. The commission implemented this formula at the pre stage in SSE-2019 and in SSE-2021.
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