MPSC Maharashtra Group B Prelims Result 2025 Announced; Get Direct Link and Cutoff

The preliminary examination was held on February 2, 2025, and official data indicates that 8,179 candidates have qualified to appear for the Main Examination.

Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) announced the results of the Maharashtra Group B Preliminary Examination 2025 on May 19, 2025, via the official MPSC website: mpsc.gov.in. Only those candidates who have qualified in the Preliminary Examination and have successfully applied for the Main Examination within the stipulated period, including the payment of the necessary fee, will be qualified for the next phase.

 

Direct Link: MPSC Maharashtra Group B Prelims 2025 Result (Out)

 

Candidates can evaluate their performance because MPSC has released the cutoff scores in addition to the results. Candidates who have secured scores above the specified category-wise cutoff marks are deemed eligible for the Main Examination. The commission has stated that a candidate's eligibility is contingent upon the accuracy of the information provided in their online application. Any inconsistencies found during the document verification process may lead to the cancellation of their candidature.

MPSC Maharashtra Group B Prelims 2025: How to Get?

The below table shows the MPSC Maharashtra Group B prelims result 2025 checking process:

Step	Action
1	Visit MPSC website
2	Go to 'Candidate's Info' > 'Result'
3	Click relevant result link
4	Select 'MPSC Group B Prelims 2025' link
5	View PDF result
6	Download and print

What is the Released Cutoff: MPSC Maharashtra Group B Prelims 2025?

Table of Cutoff Marks of MPSC Maharashtra Group B Prelims 2025 is below to check:

Category	Subcategory	Cutoff Marks
Open	General	62.5
Open	Female	59.25
Open	Sports	35.75
Scheduled Caste (SC)	General	61.5
Scheduled Caste (SC)	Female	58.25
Scheduled Caste (SC)	Sports	26
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	General	56.5
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	Female	52.5
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	Sports	17.75
De-Notified Tribes (A) (DT)	General	62.5
De-Notified Tribes (A) (DT)	Female	55.75
De-Notified Tribes (A) (DT)	Sports	35.5
Nomadic Tribes (B) (NT)	General	62
Nomadic Tribes (B) (NT)	Female	57.5
Special Backward Class (SBC)	General	61.25
Special Backward Class (SBC)	Female	59.25
Nomadic Tribes (C) (NT)	General	62.5
Nomadic Tribes (C) (NT)	Female	59.25
Nomadic Tribes (C) (NT)	Sports	35.75
Nomadic Tribes (D) (NT)	General	62.5
Nomadic Tribes (D) (NT)	Female	59.25
Other Backward Class (OBC)	General	62.5
Other Backward Class (OBC)	Female	59.25
Other Backward Class (OBC)	Sports	35.75
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)	General	57.75
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)	Female	54.75
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)	Sports	26
Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC)	General	62.5
Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC)	Female	59.25
Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC)	Sports	35.75
Differently Abled (Divyang)	Type A	55.81
Differently Abled (Divyang)	Type B	50.25
Differently Abled (Divyang)	Type C	56.25
Differently Abled (Divyang)	Type D & E	36.62
Orphan	Type A & B	29
Orphan	Type C	56.75

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Frequently Asked Questions

On what basis are candidates considered qualified for the mains examination, and what condition makes this qualification provisional? +

Ans: Candidates are regarded qualified for the mains examination if their marks exceed the category-specific cutoff. However, this qualification is provisional and subject to eligibility verification based on the details provided in their online applications.

What crucial actions must qualified candidates take to proceed to the mains examination, and what factor might affect the final declaration of the results? +

Ans: For qualified candidates to be eligible for the mains exam, they must submit the necessary data and pay the relevant examination fee online by the deadline. Additionally, the final result declaration is contingent upon the resolution of ongoing legal processes pertaining to parallel reservations and reservations.

What is the primary goal of this recruitment drive, and what are the key stages involved in the selection process for the advertised posts? +

Ans: The primary goal of this recruitment drive is to fill a total of 480 vacancies across various departments, including Assistant Section Officer, Police Sub-Inspector, State Tax Inspector, and Sub Registrar. The selection procedure consists of an interview, a physical test (if relevant to the position), a preliminary exam, and a mains exam.

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