MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 (Mains) Exam Result Declared; Check Here
Team Careers360 | June 24, 2020 | 03:56 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Maharashtra Public Service Commission has released the result of MPSC Electrical Engineer services 2019 (Mains) on June 23. MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 (Mains) result is available online at its official website - www.mpsc.gov.in . Candidates who appeared for the mains exam can check their result here. The result has been released in PDF having details of all the qualified candidates.
MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 (Mains) Exam was conducted on November 24, 2019 while preliminary examination was conducted from July 13 to 15. Shortlisted candidates now need to appear for a personal interview round. The interview schedule will soon be updated on the official website. Click the below link to check the MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2020 (Mains)
MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 Result writeup:
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MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 (Mains) Exam-
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Maharashtra Public Service Commission is the state government organisation responsible to conduct various examinations for state services in Maharashtra state.
MPSC Electrical Engineering Services 2019 (Mains) - Cut Off Marks
|
Category |
Cut off |
|
OPEN- General |
266 |
|
SC- General |
206 |
|
SC- Female |
200 |
|
ST- General |
156 |
|
OBC- General |
240 |
|
OBC- Female |
208 |
|
EWS- General |
240 |
|
EWS- Female |
140 |
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