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Key Facts: Mukhya Sevika Exam

100

Total MCQs

WCD Maharashtra Guidelines

90 mins

Exam Time Limit

WCD Maharashtra Guidelines

₹1000 / ₹900

Application Fee

Recruitment Notification

45%

Passing Cutoff

ZP Recruitment Rules

25 AWCs

Supervision Sector

ICDS Framework

No

Negative Marking

WCD Maharashtra Guidelines

The Maharashtra ICDS Mukhya Sevika / Supervisor Exam is a 100-question (200 marks) CBT lasting about 90 minutes. It requires a Bachelor's degree (with preference for Social Work, Sociology, or Home Science). The application fee is ₹1000 for open and ₹900 for reserved categories.

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1Identify the correct feminine form of the Marathi masculine noun 'उंट' (Camel) from the options below.
A.उंटी
B.उंटीण
C.उंटणी
D.उंटवाली
Explanation: In Marathi, the standard feminine form of the masculine noun 'उंट' (camel) is 'उंटी', formed with the feminine suffix '-ई'.
2Choose the correct synonym for the Marathi word 'कमळ' (Lotus) from the choices provided.
A.शशांक
B.राजीव
C.अरण्य
D.भ्रमर
Explanation: The word 'राजीव' (Rajeev) is a well-known synonym for 'कमळ' (Lotus) in Marathi. Other common synonyms include पंकज, नीरज, अंबुज, and पद्म.
3Which type of Sandhi is represented by the joining of the two terms in the word 'सज्जन' (सत + जन)?
A.स्वर संधी (Vowel Sandhi)
B.विसर्ग संधी (Visarga Sandhi)
C.व्यंजन संधी (Consonant Sandhi)
D.पूर्वरूप संधी (Purvarup Sandhi)
Explanation: The word 'सज्जन' is formed by the combination 'सत + जन'. Here, the consonant 'त्' joins with the consonant 'ज्' to form 'ज्ज्'. Since both combining sounds are consonants, it is a 'व्यंजन संधी' (Consonant Sandhi).
4What is the correct meaning of the Marathi proverb 'अति शहाणा त्याचा बैल रिकामा'?
A.One should always consult a veterinarian or expert before purchasing cattle.
B.A wise person always keeps an extra bullock cart for agricultural activities.
C.A lazy person will never find a bullock to plow his fields.
D.A person who is over-smart or too clever often ends up failing or making his work completely useless.
Explanation: The Marathi proverb 'अति शहाणा त्याचा बैल रिकामा' is used metaphorically. It means that a person who acts over-smart or tries to show off excessive cleverness often makes poor decisions, leading to failure or incomplete work (represented by the bullock remaining idle).
5What type of Samas (compound word) is represented by the word 'यथाशक्ती' (Yathashakti)?
A.अव्ययीभाव समास (Avyayibhava Samas)
B.तत्पुरुष समास (Tatpurusha Samas)
C.द्वंद्व समास (Dvandva Samas)
D.बहुव्रीही समास (Bahuvrihi Samas)
Explanation: In the compound word 'यथाशक्ती' (as per one's capacity), the first word 'यथा' is an indeclinable prefix (Avyaya) and is the principal component of the word. Therefore, it is classified as an 'अव्ययीभाव समास' (Avyayibhava Samas).
6Identify the type of 'Prayog' (voice) in the following Marathi sentence: 'रामाने आंबा खाल्ला' (Rama ate a mango).
A.कर्तरी प्रयोग (Kartari Prayog)
B.कर्मणी प्रयोग (Karmani Prayog)
C.भावे प्रयोग (Bhave Prayog)
D.नवीन कर्मणी प्रयोग (Naveen Karmani Prayog)
Explanation: In 'रामाने आंबा खाल्ला', the subject (Rama) has a case ending suffix (-ने), and the verb (खाल्ला) agrees in gender and number with the object (आंबा - masculine singular). If the object is changed to a feminine noun (उदा. चिंच), the verb changes to 'खाल्ली'. Hence, it is 'कर्मणी प्रयोग' (Karmani Prayog).
7Identify the tense of the following Marathi sentence: 'मी पुस्तक वाचत असे' (I used to read a book).
A.अपूर्ण भूतकाळ (Imperfect Past Tense)
B.पूर्ण भूतकाळ (Perfect Past Tense)
C.रिती भूतकाळ (Habitual Past Tense)
D.साधा भूतकाळ (Simple Past Tense)
Explanation: The auxiliary verb construction 'वाचत असे' indicates a repetitive or habitual action in the past. Therefore, it falls under the category of 'रिती भूतकाळ' (Habitual Past Tense).
8What is the correct antonym of the Marathi word 'कृपण' (Miserly)?
A.श्रीमंत (Rich)
B.दरिद्री (Poor)
C.कंजूष (Stingy)
D.उदार (Generous)
Explanation: The word 'कृपण' means a miserly or stingy person who hesitates to spend money. Its exact antonym is 'उदार', which means generous or open-handed.
9Identify the grammatically correct spelling of the Marathi word for 'examination'.
A.परीक्षा
B.परिक्षा
C.परीकषा
D.परिक्ष्या
Explanation: According to Marathi orthography rules for Tatsama words (words borrowed directly from Sanskrit), the vowel 'ी' in 'परीक्षा' must be long (दीर्घ). Therefore, 'परीक्षा' is the correct spelling.
10In Marathi, what does the figurative term 'अळवावरचे पाणी' (Water on a colocasia/taro leaf) signify?
A.An extremely beautiful and pure object that shines like a pearl.
B.A short-lived, highly unstable, or transient situation/state.
C.A heavy monsoon downpour that benefits crops.
D.A very difficult and strenuous task to accomplish.
Explanation: Colocasia (taro) leaves have a hydrophobic surface, meaning water droplets roll off them instantly. In Marathi, the figurative term 'अळवावरचे पाणी' describes something that is extremely temporary, unstable, or transient, as the water cannot stay on the leaf for long.

About the Mukhya Sevika Exam

The Maharashtra ICDS Mukhya Sevika / Supervisor Exam is a competitive state-level recruitment screening conducted by the Women and Child Development Department and Zilla Parishads of Maharashtra. This exam selects qualified female candidates for the post of Mukhya Sevika (Anganwadi Supervisor), who oversees about 25 Anganwadi centers in a given sector. The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions carrying 2 marks each, totaling 200 marks, typically delivered as a CBT in two timed groups within about 90 minutes. The published blueprint covers English, Marathi, General Knowledge, ICDS Schemes and Acts, Nutrition, Mathematics/Intelligence, and Computer Knowledge. Selection is based on CBT merit followed by document verification.

Questions

100 scored questions

Time Limit

90 minutes

Passing Score

45% (90/200 marks)

Exam Fee

₹1000 Open / ₹900 Reserved (Women and Child Development Department, Maharashtra)

Mukhya Sevika Exam Content Outline

20%

ICDS Schemes and Acts

Objectives and services of ICDS, Anganwadi operations, child development policies, and legal acts (POCSO 2012, Domestic Violence Act 2005, Child Marriage Prohibition Act 2006, Dowry Prohibition Act 1961, PC-PNDT Act 1994, and Juvenile Justice Act 2015).

10%

Marathi Language & Grammar

Nouns, pronouns, verbs, tenses, gender, singular/plural, sandhi, samas, synonyms, antonyms, spelling, and common proverbs/idioms in Marathi.

10%

English Language & Grammar

Subject-verb concord, tenses, active/passive voice, direct/indirect speech, prepositions, one-word substitutions, spellings, synonyms, and antonyms in English.

20%

General Knowledge & Social Reformers

History and geography of India & Maharashtra, Indian Constitution, Panchayati Raj, and notable social reformers of Maharashtra (Mahatma Phule, Savitribai Phule, Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, etc.).

10%

Nutrition & Child Health

Balanced diet, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, mineral deficiencies, malnutrition indicators (SAM/MAM), breastfeeding practices, and the national vaccination schedule.

30%

Mathematics / Intelligence & Computer Knowledge

Basic arithmetic and logical reasoning (~20%) plus computer components, MS Office, internet, and cybersecurity (~10%).

How to Pass the Mukhya Sevika Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 45% (90/200 marks)
  • Exam length: 100 questions
  • Time limit: 90 minutes
  • Exam fee: ₹1000 Open / ₹900 Reserved

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Mukhya Sevika Study Tips from Top Performers

1Prioritize ICDS Schemes, Acts, and Nutrition (45% of total weight) as this section contains specialized knowledge that determines the merit rank.
2Thoroughly study the biographies and key contributions of Maharashtra's social reformers, as they are repeatedly featured in the General Knowledge section.
3Practice basic grammar and vocabulary for both Marathi and English. These are scoring sections where you can secure full marks with good practice.
4Familiarize yourself with the latest immunization schedules, growth monitoring standards, and terms related to the Poshan Tracker mobile app.
5Solve quantitative and logical reasoning questions under timed conditions to improve your speed for the 90-minute exam window.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to apply for the Mukhya Sevika Exam?

Only female candidates who hold a Graduate degree from a recognized university are eligible. Candidates with degrees in Social Work (BSW), Sociology, Home Science, Child Development, or Nutrition are given preference. Additionally, candidates must possess a domicile of Maharashtra.

What is the exam pattern and marking scheme?

The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for 200 marks. Each correct answer gains 2 marks. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. The duration of the exam is 90 minutes.

What is the application fee for the exam?

The application fee is ₹1000 for candidates in the Open (General) category and ₹900 for candidates belonging to Reserved categories.

What is the role of a Mukhya Sevika?

A Mukhya Sevika (Supervisor) acts as a link between the Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) and the Anganwadi Workers (AWWs). She is responsible for supervising about 25 Anganwadi centers in a sector, guiding workers, verifying records, and monitoring child nutrition and growth.

Is computer certification mandatory for this post?

Yes, candidates must possess MS-CIT or an equivalent computer literacy certificate. If they do not have it at the time of application, they are usually required to submit it within two years of joining the service.