MPSC Rajyaseva Result 2026: Prelims Out, Mains Postponed

The latest MPSC Rajyaseva result is the 2026 Prelims (State Services), declared on 22 June 2026. The next stage, the State Services Main Examination 2026 for 238 posts, was postponed on 28 September 2026, and new dates are awaited. In the previous cycle (2025), the Mains written result came out on 25 August 2026, but the interviews have been postponed. On 28 September 2026 MPSC said it had decided to re-evaluate the 2025 Mains answer sheets.

How is the Rajyaseva Prelims result published?

The 2026 Prelims was a combined exam under Advertisement 132/2025, so MPSC issued separate results for each service. State Services came out on 22 June 2026, Veterinary Services on the same day and Civil Engineering Services on 23 June 2026. All are on the Results of Examinations page. The State Services result notice published a list of qualified candidates with seat numbers, along with the cut-off marks. Qualifying is provisional and depends on your eligibility claims being checked. Only qualifiers who apply for the Mains and pay the fee in time are admitted. The notice also says the result is subject to the final decision in Writ Petition 3468/2024 and other reservation cases.

How does the Mains result decide who reaches the interview?

Under the Mains 2026 notification:

• Language Papers 1 and 2 carry 300 marks each and are qualifying at 25%. Merit counts only Papers 3 to 9, worth 1,750 marks.
• About three candidates per post in each category are called for interview. The cut-off is set on the combined marks of Papers 3 to 9.
• To be considered, you also need a minimum percentile of the top scorer's total: 35 for open, 30 for backward classes, 20 for Divyang, 20 for eligible high-achieving sportspersons and 30 for orphans.
• The interview carries 275 marks.

How is the final merit list made?

MPSC adds Mains and interview marks to prepare the general merit list. Candidates then submit post preferences online, and MPSC publishes a provisional selection list. After documents are verified, it issues the final merit list and final recommendation list. Ties are broken under MPSC's 12 September 2022 notice: higher educational qualification first (Ph.D., M.Phil., post-graduation), then the date of acquiring the higher qualification, and so on down to older age and finally the surname.

Can you see your marks or ask for retotalling?

For the 2025 Mains, candidates who did not reach the interview got their marks in their account. They could apply online for retotalling of marks from 1 to 10 September 2026, under Online Facilities on mpsc.gov.in, with an OTP sent to their registered mobile. After the 2023 final result, MPSC allowed applications to verify answer-book marks within ten days of the marks appearing in the profile.

MPSC Rajyaseva result dates in past cycles