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HISTORY:

Consequent on the reorganization of States on 1st November 1956, eight districts of Madhya Pradesh have been transferred to the Bombay State and the remaining fourteen districts of the Madhya Pradesh  along with Madhya Bharat, Bhopal and Vindhya Pradesh were merged to form the new Madhya Pradesh. As there was no Public Service Commission for the States of Bhopal and Vindhya Pradesh, these being Part "C" States, and the recruitment for these States was being done by the Union Public Service Commission, the records of cases dealt with by the Union Public Service Commission for these two States  were not available to the new Commission.

The Annual Reports of the former Madhya Bharat Commission for the years 1954-55 and 1955-56 were duly presented to the Rajpramukh by that Commission but they were not published and put up before the legislature as required under the Constitution.

The Annual Report of the former Madhya Pradesh Commission for the calendar year 1955 could not be compiled owing to rush of work due to the impending  problems of reorganization of States.

Constitution and Personnel.—Under Section 118 (2) of States Reorganization  Act of 1956, the Public Service Commissions for the former States of Madhya Pradesh and Madhya Bharat ceased to exist from 1-11-1956. The new Madhva Pradesh Public Service Commission was constituted as follows from 1st November 1956, under Section 118(3) of the States Reorganization Act by the order of  the President, vide Notification  No. 59 /6 / 56-SR-II,  dated 27-10-56 of the Ministry of Home Affairs of Government of India.Chairmen and their tenure : -

Sl No.	Name	From	To
1	Shri D.V. Rege, ICS (Retired)	01-11-1956	17-09-1957
2	Shri H.C. Seth	23-10-1957	11-10-1960
3	Shri S.P. Mushran	07-11-1960	08-05-1963
4	Shri R. Radhakrishnan	03-06-1963	02-03-1969
5	Shri M.P. Shrivastava	18-11-1969	03-06-1972
6	Shri K.C. Tiwari	08-07-1972	11-02-1974
7	Shri K. N. Sinha	11-02-1974	17-07-1978
8	Shri N. Sundaram	01-08-1978	21-06-1984
9	Shri M.B. Petter	16-01-1986	01-11-1986
10	Shri S.L. Sharma	02-11-1986	11-06-1991
11	Shri J.N. Kaul	16-01-1992	01-01-1996
12	Shri Om Prakash Mehra	01-01-1996	15-12-1999
13	Shri Vinay Shankar Dube	17-04-2000	16-04-2006
14	Prof. Pradeep Kumar Joshi	13-06-2006	28-09-2011
15	Shri A.K. Pandey (Incharge)	29-09-2011

The State Services Examination shall consist of two successive stages as under :

• Preliminary Examination- for selection of candidates for the Main Examination (Objective type questions).

• Main Examination- for final selection of candidates for the various services and posts mentioned above Main Examination (written and interview). The scheme of examination and syllabi of different subjects would be as given under Appendix I, II and III, respectively.

All candidates,irrespective of their preference for a particular service/post, will have to appear in the same number of question papers as mentioned in the scheme for examination (Appendix-I). Only in case of candidates applying for the posts of District Organiser (Tribal Welfare) and Area Organiser (Tribal Welfare), preference will be accorded to those who offer SOCIOLOGY as one of their optional subjects.

• The candidates obtaining minimum marks in the preliminary examination, as decided by the commission, shall be listed in the order of merit according to marks obtained by them. Out of these candidates at the most as many as equal to fifteen times the total number of vacancies under various categories besides including those, if any, who obtained equal number of marks will be deemed to qualify for the Main Examination and the result of the Preliminary Examination shall be declared accordingly. The list of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, ex-serviceman and physical handicapped qualifying for the Main Examination, shall be prepared separately and their results declared accordingly. Preliminary Examination will serve only as a screening test for selecting candidates for the Main Examination and the marks obtained in this examination will not be considered at the time of the final selection of the candidates.
• The merit list of the candidates appearing in the Main Examination and obtaining such minimum marks, as decided by the commission, will be prepared category-wise in the order of total marks obtained by them in the Main Examination and candidates equal to three times the total number of advertised posts under various services will be deemed to qualify for being called for interview, besides including those, if any, who obtain equal number of marks. Similarly a separate list of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Ex-Servicemen and Physically Handicapped (Disabled) Class, who qualify for being called for interview, shall be prepared.
• After the interview the candidates will be listed by the commission in the order of merit, according to the aggregate of marks obtained by them in the Main Examination and the interview taken together.
• Due consideration will be given, while recommending a candidate for a particular service, to the preference, (if any), expressed by him/her in the preference sheet, at the time of interview, subject to the following conditions:-
                  (i) Preference sheet for the advertised posts is obtained from the candidates at the time of the interview and the candidate is selected in the order of merit according to the order of preference shown in this preference sheet. Once the preference sheet has been submitted, no change/amendment therein shall be permitted thereafter and no representation will be considered in this regard.
                  (ii) The candidates will be considered for selection only for those posts and in the order as indicated by him/her in the preference sheet. They will not be considered for any post not mentioned by them in the preference sheet, irrespective of the fact that in the order of merit they are eligible for selection to those posts.
                  (iii) If a candidate has not submitted the preference sheet duly filled in, to the commission, or has submitted the preference sheet without his/her signature or has not expressed any choice/preference whatsoever in the preference sheet, will be considered for all posts in the order in which these have been listed in the advertisement.
                  (iv) The above principles shall also apply while preparing supplementary selection list.
• Merit list for each post in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Physically Handicapped and Ex-Servicemen, will be similarly prepared separately, to the extent of vacancies reserved for them. THE RESULT OF THE CANDIDATE WILL BE DECLARED UNDER THE CATEGORY MENTIONED BY HIM/HER IN THE APPLICATION FORM. If a candidate belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes or Other Backward Classes, by virtue of his aggregate marks, finds a place in the general list, he shall be shown in the general list. Such reserved category candidates shall be counted against unreserved posts only if they secure merit in all respects like a candidate of a general category, without any relaxation.
                                                Such adjustment will be made only at the time of declaring the final selection results and not at the time of preliminary/main examination. Ex-servicemen/ Physically Handicapped candidates will be selected only for such posts, under the class, as have been shown reserved for them in the advertisement.
• The commission shall also prepare a supplementary (waiting) list for each post to the extent of 25% of the total number of candidates figuring in the main list with a minimum of two names in each of such lists, but it shall not be more than the numbers of the main list.

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