MPSC Provisional Merit List: How to Raise Objections and Check Scores

MPSC Provisional Merit List 2026: How to Raise Objections and Check Scores

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has released the provisional merit list for the Senior Assistant Director, DIO, Sub-Editor, and PRO posts. The list is available on the MPSC website, and candidates can check their scores and raise objections if they have any grievances.

The MPSC Provisional Merit List is a crucial step in the selection process, as it determines the candidates who will be selected for the various posts. The list is prepared based on the candidates' performance in the MPSC exam, and it is subject to change after the objection-raising process.

How to Raise Objections to the MPSC Provisional Merit List

Candidates who have any grievances or objections to the MPSC Provisional Merit List can raise them by submitting a written application to the MPSC within the specified timeframe. The application should state the reasons for the objections and provide supporting documents.

• Candidates should log into their account on the MPSC website and click on the 'Objection' link.
• They should fill in the objection form and upload the supporting documents.
• The application should be submitted within the specified timeframe, which is usually 7-10 days from the date of release of the provisional merit list.

How to Check Scores in the MPSC Provisional Merit List

Candidates can check their scores in the MPSC Provisional Merit List by logging into their account on the MPSC website and clicking on the 'Scorecard' or 'Merit List' link.

• Candidates should log into their account on the MPSC website using their username and password.
• They should click on the 'Scorecard' or 'Merit List' link and select the post they have applied for.
• The scorecard will be displayed, showing the candidate's scores and rank in the provisional merit list.

Next Steps after the MPSC Provisional Merit List

After the MPSC Provisional Merit List is released, the next step is the finalization of the selection process, which includes the verification of documents and the issuance of appointment letters to the selected candidates.

• The MPSC will verify the documents of the selected candidates to ensure their eligibility for the posts.
• The selected candidates will be issued appointment letters, which will specify the date of joining and other details.
• The candidates should report to the designated authority on the specified date and time to complete the joining formalities.

Appealing against the MPSC Provisional Merit List

Candidates who have any grievances or objections to the MPSC Provisional Merit List can appeal against it by submitting a written application to the MPSC within the specified timeframe.

• Candidates should log into their account on the MPSC website and click on the 'Appeal' link.
• They should fill in the appeal form and upload the supporting documents.
• The application should be submitted within the specified timeframe, which is usually 7-10 days from the date of release of the provisional merit list.