Physiotherapy

What is Eligibility Criteria of MPSC?
Nationality: Candidate must be the citizen of India and domiciled in the State of Maharashtra.
Age: The minimum age for candidates appearing for an MPSC exam is 18 years, the maximum age is 33 years. The maximum age is relaxed able for OBC candidates (max. 35yrs.) and SC/ST/NT candidates (max. 38yrs.).
Educational Qualifications: Candidate should possess a Bachelor's Degree from a recognized University; however, the candidate with a law degree may be given preference.
Students in their final year of graduation can also appear for the MPSC exam.
No of Attempts: There is no Limit; a candidate can appear any number of times.
Class 1 post:
Deputy Collector
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DYSP)
Assistant Commissioner Sales Tax
Deputy Registrar Co-operative Societies
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Superintendent State Excise Dept.
Block Development Officer (BDO) A
Finance, Audit & Accounts Service Group A
Chief Officer, Nagar Palika / Nagar Parishad A
Tahasildar
Class 2 Posts:
Block Development Officer (BDO) B
Deputy Superintendent State Excise Dept.
Finance, Audit & Accounts Service Group B
Nayab Tahsildar
Sales tax Officer
Sales tax inspector
Some posts in Mantralaya
Chief Officer, Nagar Palika / Nagar Parishad B
Sub-registrar Cooperative Societies B
Taluka Inspector of Land Records (TILR)

Qualifications
Admission to an Indian Masters degree will usually require you to have completed a course of undergraduate study in a relevant field. Because Indian universities use the three-tiered degree structure employed in many other higher education systems (with undergraduate Bachelors degrees followed in turn by postgraduate Masters and PhD research programmes) you will probably find that most international undergraduate degrees will be recognised without any problems. If in doubt, get in touch with your institution early in order to confirm that your qualifications are suitable.
Some Indian universities may set additional entrance examinations. This is more likely at the prestigious Institutes of National Importance, where competition for places may be high. On the whole though entrance examinations are far less likely to be required by Masters courses than by PhD programs.