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MPPSC Mains 2021
39 Questions · 2021 Mains-V, 2021 Mains-VI, GS-I, GS-II, GS-III, GS-IV
2021 Mains-V (9)2021 Mains-VI (3)GS-I (4)GS-II (3)GS-III (18)GS-IV (2)
2021 Mains-V(9 questions)
Q. 0
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Explain briefly the four elements of the figure of speech ‘Upamā Alaṅkār’.
Q. 175 marks25 words~25 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
This question contains 25 very-short-answer questions. Answer each in not more than 20-25 words. All are compulsory. Every sub-question carries 03 marks. (25×03 = 75)
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Q. 210 marks~3 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
This question relates to figures of speech (Alaṅkār).
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Q. 335 marks~12 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Translate the given sentences between Hindi and English.
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Q. 420 marks~7 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
This question is related to Hindi grammar (Sandhi, Samās, punctuation etc.). All parts are compulsory; each carries 2 marks (10×02 = 20).
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Q. 520 marks~7 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Answer any 10 questions related to elementary grammar and vocabulary (10×02 = 20).
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Q. 620 marks~7 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Answer the following questions on the basis of ANY ONE of the prose passages given below. The candidate must clearly mention / underline the passage chosen. (05×04 = 20) (a) Passage: “Even if you go far away, I shall bring freedom to you.” This proclamation belonged to that lion-hearted leader of the Indian National Army. These were the days of the Second World War. One British defeat followed another. The Japanese army was advancing rapidly. It captured Singapore and marched towards the prisoner-of-war camp there. While retreating, many British officers left a large number of Indian soldiers behind. Those men fell into the hands of the Japanese army and were kept in prison camps. Rashbehari Bose was trying to bring these Indian soldiers together and organise them one by one. At that very time Subhash Bose arrived in Rangoon. Inspired by his struggle for freedom, both Burma and Japan came forward with every kind of help. He addressed the soldiers and ordered them to wage a joint war with the Japanese army to throw the British out of India. His arrival infused new life into those soldiers. They were filled with admiration for him and for various other leaders. They were ready to fight unto death for the freedom of their country. The Indian National Army was formed and, together with the Japanese army, repeatedly fought to liberate India. Questions: (i) Which “Singh” has been referred to in this passage? (ii) What was the condition of the war between the British and Japanese forces at that time? (iii) When did Subhash Bose reach the place of this incident? (iv) Why was new life infused into the Indian soldiers? (v) For what purpose was the Indian National Army organised? OR (b) Passage: India today is emerging on the world stage as a great developing power. The country is not short of natural resources. The industriousness of Indians is unique. In the fields of knowledge-science and the latest technology too, India is in an excellent position. A solid foundation for development has been prepared through natural wealth and human resources, and therefore the hope that India will become a super-power is growing stronger. Inspiring great personalities are also offering their contributions to the nation. Because of this, along with political freedom we have gained self-respect and strength. Hence, in the future, India will surely become a ‘super-power’. Questions: (i) How has the foundation for India to become a super-power been prepared? (ii) What has India gained from inspiring great personalities? (iii) In which fields has India achieved the greatest progress? (iv) According to the author, what special quality do Indians possess? (v) Which viewpoint regarding India predominates in the above passage?
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Q. 710 marks~3 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Develop or elaborate ANY ONE of the following lines (bhāva-pallavan). The candidate must clearly indicate the chosen line at the beginning of the answer. (01×10 = 10) (a) “A woman’s beauty lies not in ornaments but in her gentle qualities.” OR (b) “Keep pace with the people of the world, accept the ways of the people; once the world is forsaken, only three remain – the poet, the lion and the true son.”
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Q. 810 marks~3 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-V
Make a précis of ANY ONE of the following passages in your own words. The candidate must clearly mention the chosen passage at the beginning of the answer. (01×10 = 10) (a) Passage: “The earth is my mother and I am her son.” When every person regards the land of his birth as his mother-land his heart becomes attached to it and a divine feeling arises. Whatever the circumstances of life, he never forgets the debt he owes to the mother-land. When such a feeling becomes firm, true national unity is born. In this state, true citizens do not think of trading worldly pain or pleasure with one another but rather of their duty towards the mother-land. OR (b) Passage: “There is nothing wrong in studying English, but to become English after studying English is bad. To study English and then forget one’s own country, language and culture is bad.” I say this because most English-educated gentlemen of today look upon everything of their own land with disrespect, criticise it and think it great to adopt foreign ways. They say with relish that English severs relationships, that it is the nourishment of the pundits; they call it useless, a showy commodity.
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2021 Mains-VI(3 questions)
Q. 150 marks1000 words~17 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-VI
Write an essay of about 1000 words on ANY ONE of the following topics. Mention the title of the option you choose before beginning the answer. (50 marks)
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Q. 225 marks500 words~8 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-VI
Write an essay of about 500 words on ANY ONE of the following topics. Mention the title of the option you choose before beginning the answer. (25 marks)
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Q. 325 marks250 words~8 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·2021 Mains-VI
This question contains TWO drafting exercises (3.1 and 3.2). Maximum word limit for each draft is 250 words. Mention the title of the option you choose before beginning the answer. (Total 25 marks)
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GS-I(4 questions)
Q. 0
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-I
Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh is famous for which mineral deposits in the country?
Q. 145 marks10 words~15 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-I·Section A
Answer the following 15 very short-answer sub-questions. The ideal length for each answer is about 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory. (15×3 = 45 marks)
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Q. 250 marks50 words~17 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-I·Section A
This question contains 10 short-answer type sub-questions. Answer each question ideally in 50 words / 5-6 lines. All questions are compulsory. Each question carries 05 (Five) marks.
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Q. 355 marks200 words~18 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-I·Section A
This question contains 05 long-answer type sub-questions. Answer each question ideally in 200 words. All questions are compulsory. Each question carries 11 (Eleven) marks.
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GS-II(3 questions)
Q. 0
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-II·Section A
Indian Politics marks a shift from politicisation of caste to casteization of politics. Explain.
Q. 145 marks10 words~15 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-II·Section A
This question contains 15 very short-answer sub-questions. Answer each ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory.
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Q. 250 marks50 words~17 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-II·Section A
This question contains 10 short-answer sub-questions. Answer each ideally in 50 words (5–6 lines). All questions are compulsory.
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GS-III(18 questions)
Q. 190 marks10 words~30 min
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
This question contains 30 very short-answer type sub-questions. Answer each question ideally in 10 words/one line. All questions are compulsory. Each question carries 03 (Three) marks. (30×03 = 90)
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Q. 250 words
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
This question contains 20 short-answer sub-questions. Answer each in about 50 words/5-6 lines. All are compulsory and each carries 5 marks.
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Q. 3200 words
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
This question contains 10 long answer type sub-questions. Answer each sub-question ideally in 200 words.
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Q. 16
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Explain definition of Yoga.
Q. 17
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Write short note on World Health Organization.
Q. 18
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Government of India has included which traditional systems of health care in the Ministry of Ayush?
Q. 19
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Where is the Centre for Advanced Technology located? Who is the scientist associated with this?
Q. 20
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
What is the main contribution of scientist Prafullachandra Roy?
Q. 21
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
When did remote sensing work start in India?
Q. 22
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
As per the COP-26 conference, by when will India achieve the 'Net Zero' carbon-emission target?
Q. 23
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Full form of 'TERI' is –
Q. 24
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
What is 'Bio-fuel cell'?
Q. 25
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Define environmental ethics.
Q. 26
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Give the three names of Environmental Act.
Q. 27
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Describe the major environmental issues.
Q. 28
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
Define Geology.
Q. 29
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III
What is the maximum age of the Earth?
Q. 30
MPPSC Mains 2021·GS-III