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MPSC Scientific Officer (Chemistry) Recruitment 2026

Maharashtra Public Service Commission (016/2026)
Pay: Pay Level 15 (₹41,800 - ₹1,32,300)
Category State Portals
Job Type Regular

Eligibility Specifications

Advertisement / Notice No: 016/2026
Age Limits: Between 19 and 43 years (for general category).
Age Cut-off Date: Age calculated strictly on 1 October 2026.
Category Relaxations: OBC (+5 years), SC/ST (+5 years).
Note: Additional age relaxations apply for Ex-Servicemen, Persons with Disabilities (PwD), Widows, and serving employees. Please check the official PDF notification for details.
Allowed Qualifications: Post Graduate.
Specialized & Physical Requirements:
  • Post Graduate in Chemistry
  • Preference for experience in analysis of minerals, ores and rocks
Document Specifications: File Format: PDF, Min-Max Size: 50 KB - 500 KB
Helpline Contacts: Email: contact-secretary@mpsc.gov.in

Vacancy Breakdown

Total posts: 2 vacancies

OBC
1
Gen/UR
1

Key Timelines & Fees

Registration Start Date: 17 June 2026
Application Closing Date: 7 July 2026
Application Fee (General/Unreserved): ₹719
Application Fee (Backward Classes / EWS / Orphan): ₹449

Selection & Exam Pattern

Selection Process: Written Exam and Interview
Exam Mode: Written Test
Negative Marking: Not specified

Please double check exam stages in the official PDF notification below.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the age limit for UR candidates?
The age limit for UR candidates is 19 to 43 years as of October 1, 2026.
What is the application fee for general category candidates?
The application fee for general category candidates is ₹719.
What is the minimum educational qualification required?
Candidates must hold a Post Graduate degree in Chemistry, preferably in Inorganic Chemistry.