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Maharashtra Public Service Commission postpones State Services Main Exam 2026 amid review demands

The commission will re-evaluate 2025 answer sheets after protests over alleged paper leaks and transparency concerns.

  • On Monday, the Maharashtra Public Service Commission postponed the State Services Main Examination 2026 scheduled for October 3, also deferring the Maharashtra Civil Engineering Main Examination and Maharashtra Group-B Main Examination.
  • Aspirants' demands for reform prompted the delays following sustained protests over an alleged paper leak in the MPSC Drug Inspector examination and calls for MPSC chairman Vivek Bhimanwar to resign.
  • Responding to candidate concerns, the commission ordered a re-evaluation of answer sheets for the 2025 Maharashtra State Services Main Examination, addressing objections from students and organizations.
  • Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray requested Governor Jishnu Dev Varma to postpone the exams, while Bhimanwar rejected resignation calls, asserting the leak occurred before he took charge.
  • A high-level committee led by senior bureaucrat V Radha is reviewing existing exam systems after receiving over 20,000 emails from stakeholders, with recommendations expected shortly.
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Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the Maharashtra MPSC exams, the commission has taken a major decision. The exams scheduled for October 3rd have been postponed, and the 2025 exam results will also be re-evaluated. Candidates are now eagerly awaiting the next decision regarding the new dates and exam arrangements.

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The state government has formed a high-level committee to review the entire examination pattern and system. This committee will soon present recommendations for a better examination system after speaking with students across the state.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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