Data, not guesswork

MPPSC PYQ trends

1,715 questions across 2012–2024. Pick a paper and a window to see what the examiners actually reward.

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Year-wise subject weightage

Questions per subject in each year, 2012–2024.

Bars are grouped by subject; each bar inside a group is one year (2012 → 2024, left to right). Hover a bar for exact counts.

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Subject weightage

Share of the paper each subject commands in the selected window.

1,318questions

Logical Reasoning And Analytical Ability24618.7%
Constitutional System Of India And Madhya Pradesh19114.5%
Reading Comprehension (Hindi And English)18714.2%
History Of India15711.9%
Geography Of India15511.8%
Current Events14210.8%
Information And Communication Technology1259.5%
History, Culture, And Literature Of Madhya Pradesh1158.7%

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Subject trend explorer

Pick a subject to see its year-by-year question counts.

Logical Reasoning And Analytical Ability

Steady

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Subject trajectories

Year-by-year counts for the top 6 subjects — spot what's rising and what's fading.

Logical Reasoning And Analytical AbilityConstitutional System Of India And Madhya PradeshReading Comprehension (Hindi And English)History Of IndiaGeography Of IndiaCurrent Events

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Must-focus areas

Highest-yield areas in the selected window, ranked by questions asked. Tap a row to inspect it.

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Key takeaways

Auto-generated from the data above — what to actually do with it.

Logical Reasoning And Analytical Ability leads the paper

About 14.3% of all questions (246) come from Logical Reasoning And Analytical Ability — the single highest-yield area.

Tribes Of Madhya Pradesh is rising

Averaging 4.0 questions/year recently vs 1.3 before — the fastest-growing area in the paper.

Reading Comprehension (Hindi And English) is cooling off

Down to 7.3 questions/year recently from 32.0 — deprioritise it relative to risers.

History, Culture, And Literature Of Madhya Pradesh is the steadiest bet

Shows up almost every year (~9.6 questions/year) — safe, predictable marks.

2016 was the heaviest paper

187 questions that year — use it as your benchmark full-length practice set.

9 areas cover 80% of the paper

Mastering the top 9 areas captures four-fifths of all questions — focus beats breadth here.