MPSC Circle Officer Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online 10 Posts
The Mizoram Public Service Commission (MPSC) has officially announced the recruitment for Circle Officer positions for the year 2026. The selection process will be entirely online, covering application, nomination, exams, merit list, and appointment.
Table of Contents
- About the Position
- Vacancies & Posting Pattern
- Eligibility Criteria
- Academic & Age Requirements
- Application Process
- Required Documents
- Application Fee & Payment Methods
- Exam Pattern & Syllabus
- Recruitment Timeline
- Merit List Publication
- Interview Procedure
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Additional Resources
1. About the Circle Officer Position
The Circle Officer acts as the executive head of a circle—a subdivisional administrative unit in Mizoram. The role involves:
- Administration of public welfare schemes
- Implementation of state and central government policies
- Disaster and crisis management
- Record keeping and documentation
- Coordination with local Panchayats and NGOs
- Monitoring and evaluation of development projects
2. Vacancies & Posting Pattern
| Rank | Position | Number of Vacancies |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Circle Officer (General) | 8 |
| 2 | Circle Officer (SC) | 2 |
Appointments will be made in District Sub‑divisions, with preference given to candidates from the reserve list.
3. Eligibility Criteria
- Graduation (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.C.A., B.ED, etc.) from a recognized university
- Minimum overall marks as specified
- Honors or Pass: 45% (50% for SC/ST)
- Permanently Disabled: 40% (45% for SC/ST)
- Maximum age: 35 years (non-reserve) / 40 years (SC/ST)
- Indian nationality and Indian passport (in case of dual citizenship)
- Not holding any lower-level public office under the state or central government
4. Academic & Age Requirements
| Group | Academic Requirement | Age Limit | Additional |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | Graduation (≥45%) | ≤35 years | None |
| SC/ST | Graduation (≥45%) | ≤40 years | 40% for SC/ST |
5. Application Process
- Visit the MZPSC Official Portal (https://www.mpsc.gov.in)
- Register with a valid email or phone number.
- Fill out the online application for MPSC Circle Officer 2026.
- Upload scanned copies of:
- Mark sheets & degree certificate
- Photo
- Proof of eligibility (if SC/ST)
- Cheque/cash receipt (application fee)
- Verify the data, double-check details, and submit.
6. Required Documents
| Document | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Mark Sheet & Degree Certificate | Original, scanned (PDF), < 256 KB |
| Photo | Recent 5×7, colored, 2 MB max (JPEG/PNG) |
| Name Proof (Post – 3) | Passport or Voter ID |
| SC/ST Certificate (if applicable) | As per state rules |
| Fee Receipt (Cash or Cheque) | Registered bank, CBI format cheque |
7. Application Fee & Payment Methods
General (Non‑SC/ST): INR 500
SC/ST: INR 300
Payment options:
- UPI (via QR code on portal)
- Net Banking (CIBIL, BHIM)
- Cash (in receipt printed), only at designated MPSC offices
- Cheque (CBI format)
8. Exam Pattern & Syllabus
The Circle Officer exam comprises a Written Test followed by an Interview. The written test is divided into two papers: General & Subject‑Specific. Below’s a detailed overview.
Exam Structure
| Paper | Marks | Time | Question Type | Weightage (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 – General | 100 | 2 Hours | Objective (MCQs) | 25% |
| Paper 2 – Regional | 100 | 2 Hours | Objective (MCQs) | 25% |
| Paper 3 – Subject Specific (Optional) | 100 | 2 Hours | Objective (MCQs) | 25% |
| Paper 4 – General Aptitude | 100 | 2 Hours | Objective (MCQs) | 25% |
Sample Syllabus
- Total Marks: 400
- No Negative Marking
- Exam will be conducted in MZM, Aizawl, and selected Districts.
Papers Detailed Topics
| Paper | Topics |
|---|---|
| Paper 1 – General | Current affairs, General Knowledge, Capital Cities, Basic Loan & Banking Concepts |
| Paper 2 – Regional | Mizoram history, Map reading, Geography, Culture, Political System, Govt Schemes |
| Paper 3 – Subject Specific (optional) | Indian Polity, Economic Development, Public Administration, Laws (Indian Penal Code, Constitution, etc.) |
| Paper 4 – General Aptitude | Logical Reasoning, Numerical Ability, data Interpretation, Decision Making |
9. Recruitment Timeline (Projected)
| Stage | Expected Date |
|---|---|
| Notification Release | November 2025 |
| Application Window | December 2025 – January 2026 |
| Written Exam | March 2026 |
| Merit List Publication | April 2026 |
| Interview | May 2026 |
| Final Merit List & Appointment | June 2026 |
10. Merit List Publication
Merit ranking will be based on the combined scores of all four papers. In case of a tie, the General & Aptitude paper scores will break the tie. The final merit list will be posted online on the MPSC portal and will include the following details:
- Candidate Name
- Rank
- Total Score
- Eligibility Status
- District Posting
11. Interview Procedure
All shortlisted candidates will be called for an Interview & Aptitude Test (IAT). The IAT will cover:
- Technical competency (Role‑specific scenarios)
- Decision making & problem solving
- Communication & presentation skills
- General awareness & current affairs
Evaluation will be out of 100 marks, with a minimum of 50% required to qualify for the final merit list.
12. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- What is the exam mode?
- Online Admit Card, Online Written Test, and Offline Interview.
- Will the application be conducted in any other languages?
- All application forms are in English, with optional translation for regional candidates.
- Are e‑CVs allowed?
- No. Upload a scanned copy of your educational certificates.
- Can I re‑apply if I fail?
- Yes. You can apply again in the next recruitment cycle.
- What are the key qualities MPSC looks for?
- Integrity, analytical thinking, problem‑solving, communication, and commitment.
13. Additional Resources
- MZPSC Official Website
- CivilsDaily – Exam Preparing Portal
- Shiksha – Online Interview Guides
- Books: “Indian Polity” by Laxmikanth, “General Knowledge” by Arihant, “Aptitude” by R.S. Agarwal
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