Manipur Civil Services, (2010-2022) Previous Papers PDF Download

The Manipur Civil Services Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination will consist of 1 paper of objective type (multiple choice questions) and carry a maximum of 300 marks in General Studies. This Examination is meant to serve as a screening test only; the marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination by the candidates who are declared qualified for admission to the Main Examination will not be counted for determining their final order of merit.

Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Exam, 2013

Manipur Civil Service (Prelims) Exam

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The Combined Competitive Main Examination will consist of Written Examination and Interview/Personality Test. The Written Examination will consist of 8 compulsory papers of conventional essay

Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive (Mains) Exam, 2013

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General Studies I & II

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Agriculture I & II

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Anthropology I & II

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Botany I & II

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Civil Engineering I & II

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Commerce & Accountancy I & II

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Computer Science I & II

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Economics I & II

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Education I & II

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Electrical Engineering I & II

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English Literature I & II

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English Literature I & II

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Geography I & II

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Geology I & II

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History I & II

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Law I & II

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Management I & II

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Manipuri I & II

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Mathematics I & II

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Medical Science I & II

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Public Administration I & II

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Philosophy I & II

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Physics I & II

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Political Science I & II

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Psychology I & II

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Sociology I & II

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Zoology I & II

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