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MPPSC State Forest Service Mains 2026 Sees 90% Attendance In Indore, No Malpractice Reported

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) conducted the State Forest Service Main Examination-2026 on Sunday in offline mode, with nearly 90% of registered candidates appearing for the examination. The examination was held from 12 noon to 3 pm at centres set up at Government Arts and Commerce College (GACC) and SGSITS. Of the 692 candidates registered, 622 appeared…

MPPSC State Forest Service Mains 2026 Sees 90% Attendance In Indore, No Malpractice Reported

Indore, Madhya Pradesh: The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) successfully conducted the State Forest Service Main Examination-2026 on Sunday, attracting nearly 90% of registered candidates. The examination, held from 12 noon to 3 pm, was conducted offline at centers at Government Arts and Commerce College (GACC) and SGSITS.

Out of 692 registered candidates, 622 appeared for the test, with no instances of malpractice or cheating reported. Candidates arrived at the exam centers starting from around 10.30 am, following a display of permitted and prohibited items at the entry gates. The MPPSC implemented a three-tier security and verification system, including CCTV surveillance, biometric authentication, scanning of e-admit cards, and hand-held metal detectors for both male and female candidates.

Only a ballpoint pen, transparent water bottle, e-admit card, and identity proof were allowed into the examination hall. The examination comprised two papers with 200 marks each, featuring 100 objective-type questions in General Knowledge and Forestry and General Science.

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