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Eligibility Criteria for M.A. Hindi Students must have completed their Bachelor's degree in Hindi or equivalent subjects with at least 50 percent in aggregate from a recognised University. Candidates can also have a higher degree from a recognised institute, that is university or affiliated college. Admissions to Master of Arts in Hindi courses are done on the basis of both entrance exams such as JNUEE UGC NET DUET OUCET, TISSNET CUCET CAT MU OET SHIATS, NPAT, etc. , and on the basis of merit. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha M.A. Hindi overview page. (https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/m-a-hindi-chp). I hope this will help you.

The first stage of MPSC exam is conducted through a Prelim Exam with 2 Papers, and the Main Exam with 6 mandatory Papers. The Prelim examination serves as a qualifier for the Main exam. The authorities release the MPSC answer key for prelims soon after the exam. Candidates must obtain a min of 33% in the Prelims to be eligible for the MPSC Mains exam. Both the paper comprises 200 marks each. Time duration of each paper is 2 hours. The aspirants will get a deduction of 1/4th mark for every incorrect answer. Previously, the aspirants got a deduction of 1/3rdmarks for every wrong answer. All the questions are set in Marathi and English . The marks of Prelims will be counted only for shortlisting the aspirants for the MPSC Mains exam. The aspirants, who will secure the minimum MPSC cutoff marks, decided by the Commission will be released the admit card to take the MPSC Mains Exam. MPSC Mains 2023 will have 6 Papers. The objective questions carry a negative marking of 1/4th for every wrong answer. Previously, the aspirants got a deduction of 1/3rd marks for every wrong answer. The questions of decision making in paper II has no negative marking in case of incorrectly answered questions. In every MPSC Mains exam paper, the qualifying marks both for General category and reserved category candidates are 45 marks and 40 marks respectively.