State Service Exam 2024 interviews from Aug 18, MPPSC announces schedule
Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission
(MPPSC) finally announced the schedule for interviews on Tuesday. As per the official notification, interviews for SSE 2024 will begin from Aug 18, 2025, at the MPPSC office.
The announcement came nearly ten months after the mains examination, which was held from Oct 21 to 26, 2024, across 11 districts in the state. Despite expectations that the results would be declared within two to three months, the delay left thousands of aspirants anxious. Over 3,000 candidates qualified to appear for the exam, with Indore accommodating the highest number, more than 2000 candidates across five centres, while the remaining 10 districts had one centre each.
The commission earlier advertised 110 vacancies under Advertisement No. 40/2023 dated Dec 30, 2023, for various state services posts, including deputy collector, deputy superintendent of police, assistant director, excise sub-inspector, commercial tax inspector, chief municipal officer (Grades B and C) and several others.
Eligible candidates can download their interview call letters from Aug 8 through the official website.
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On the day of the interview, candidates must report at 10am and ensure compliance with instructions outlined in the call letter.
It is mandatory for all shortlisted candidates to fill the online preference form indicating their post-wise choices. The submission link will be available on MPPSC website from Aug 12. Candidates are required to bring two clear printouts of the submitted preference form on the day of the interview.
No corrections or changes will be allowed once the form is submitted.
Candidates have been asked to carefully review the revised list of posts before filling the form, especially for posts requiring physical measurements. Failure to submit the form online will result in the commission treating the default format as final and no objections regarding preferences will be entertained thereafter as per MPPSC.
The final selection will be based on the combined merit of mains and interview scores along with the preferences submitted.
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