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Key Facts: Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam

100

Total Questions

Common ZP Gram Sevak pattern

200

Total Marks

Common ZP Gram Sevak pattern

90 mins

Typical Duration

Prep-site consensus / prior ads

No

Negative Marking

Common published pattern

₹1000

Open Category Fee

Recent MH ZP recruitments

40 Q

Technical Section

Syllabus pattern

The Maharashtra Gram Sevak (ZP) exam is typically a 90-minute objective test with 100 questions (200 marks) and no negative marking. Sections: Marathi (15), English (15), GK (15), Arithmetic/Intelligence (15), and Agriculture/Technical (40). Application fee is commonly ₹1000 (open) / ₹900 (reserved). Eligibility usually includes HSC with 60% or an agriculture/engineering diploma or BSW.

Sample Maharashtra Gram Sevak Practice Questions

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1Which constitutional amendment introduced the Panchayati Raj system in India?
A.72nd Amendment
B.73rd Amendment
C.74th Amendment
D.75th Amendment
Explanation: The 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1992 introduced the Panchayati Raj system in India. It added Part IX to the Constitution, giving constitutional status to local self-governments in rural areas.
2Under the Maharashtra Zilla Parishads and Panchayat Samitis Act, 1961, who is the administrative head of a Gram Panchayat?
A.Sarpanch
B.Gram Sevak
C.Block Development Officer
D.Zilla Parishad CEO
Explanation: The Gram Sevak is the administrative head and secretary of the Gram Panchayat. The Sarpanch is the elected political head, while the Gram Sevak executes administrative duties.
3Which of the following is considered a primary macronutrient for plant growth?
A.Iron
B.Zinc
C.Potassium
D.Boron
Explanation: Potassium, along with Nitrogen and Phosphorus, is a primary macronutrient required in large quantities by plants for overall growth and functioning.
4What is the primary objective of the PM-KISAN scheme?
A.To provide free electricity to farmers
B.To provide income support of ₹6,000 per year
C.To provide subsidized fertilizers
D.To provide crop insurance
Explanation: Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) aims to provide income support of ₹6,000 per year to all landholding farmer families, distributed in three equal installments.
5Regur soil, widely found in Maharashtra, is best suited for cultivating which crop?
A.Tea
B.Cotton
C.Wheat
D.Jute
Explanation: Regur soil, also known as black cotton soil, is highly retentive of moisture and extremely suitable for growing cotton. It is predominantly found in the Deccan Plateau, including Maharashtra.
6Kharif crops are sown in which season?
A.Winter
B.Summer
C.Monsoon
D.Spring
Explanation: Kharif crops are sown at the beginning of the monsoon season (June-July) and harvested at the end of the monsoon season (September-October). Examples include rice and maize.
7Who prepares the annual budget of the Gram Panchayat?
A.Gram Sabha
B.Sarpanch
C.Gram Sevak
D.Block Development Officer
Explanation: The Gram Sevak prepares the annual budget of the Gram Panchayat, which is then presented to the Gram Sabha for approval.
8Which of the following is a bio-fertilizer?
A.Urea
B.DAP
C.Rhizobium
D.Muriate of Potash
Explanation: Rhizobium is a bio-fertilizer that fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the soil in a symbiotic relationship with leguminous plants. It is natural and environmentally friendly.
9MGNREGA provides a legal guarantee for at least how many days of wage employment in a financial year?
A.50 days
B.100 days
C.150 days
D.200 days
Explanation: The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) provides a legal guarantee of at least 100 days of wage employment in a financial year to every rural household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work.
10What is the minimum age required to contest Panchayat elections in Maharashtra?
A.18 years
B.21 years
C.25 years
D.30 years
Explanation: The minimum age for contesting Panchayat elections (for the post of Sarpanch or Ward Member) is 21 years, as per the Constitution and state acts.

About the Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam

The Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam is a competitive recruitment test for appointing Gram Sevaks (village development officers / Gram Panchayat secretaries) under Zilla Parishads. The exam evaluates Marathi, English, General Knowledge, Arithmetic/Intelligence, and a large Agriculture & Technical / Rural Development section. Each question typically carries 2 marks (200 total) with no negative marking. Non-technical subjects are roughly HSC level; the technical section is closer to agriculture-diploma level.

Assessment

100 multiple-choice questions (2 marks each, no negative marking): Marathi 15, English 15, GK 15, Arithmetic/Intelligence 15, Agriculture & Technical 40

Time Limit

90 minutes (1.5 hours)

Passing Score

Minimum 45% (90/200 marks) to qualify, with final selection based on district/ZP cut-offs

Exam Fee

₹1000 (Open) / ₹900 (Reserved) (Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department / Zilla Parishads, Government of Maharashtra)

Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam Content Outline

15%

Marathi Language

Marathi grammar (gender, number, sandhi, vibhakti), synonyms, antonyms, idioms/proverbs, and reading comprehension.

15%

English Language

English grammar (tenses, articles, prepositions, voice), vocabulary, synonyms/antonyms, spelling, and error spotting.

15%

General Knowledge

History and geography of India and Maharashtra, Indian Constitution and Panchayati Raj basics, science, cooperatives, and current affairs.

15%

Arithmetic and Intelligence

Percentages, averages, ratios, profit-loss, time-work-speed, number/alphabet series, coding-decoding, analogies, and basic puzzles.

40%

Agriculture and Technical / Rural Development

Soil and fertilizers, major crops, irrigation, animal husbandry, plant protection, Gram Panchayat functions, 73rd Amendment, and central/state rural schemes (MGNREGA, PMAY-G, JJM, etc.).

How to Pass the Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Minimum 45% (90/200 marks) to qualify, with final selection based on district/ZP cut-offs
  • Assessment: 100 multiple-choice questions (2 marks each, no negative marking): Marathi 15, English 15, GK 15, Arithmetic/Intelligence 15, Agriculture & Technical 40
  • Time limit: 90 minutes (1.5 hours)
  • 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

Maharashtra Gram Sevak Study Tips from Top Performers

1Prioritize the Agriculture & Technical section (40 questions / 80 marks) — it decides ranks more than any language paper.
2Revise NPK nutrients, major Maharashtra crops, soil types, irrigation methods, and common plant diseases.
3Learn Gram Panchayat structure, 73rd Amendment, Sarpanch vs Gram Sevak roles, and ZP–Panchayat Samiti–Gram Panchayat hierarchy.
4Memorize flagship rural schemes: MGNREGA, PMAY-Gramin, Jal Jeevan Mission, NRLM/UMANG-related livelihoods, and key Maharashtra state schemes.
5Practice Marathi grammar and Maharashtra GK (rivers, districts, reformers, cooperative movement) daily.
6Drill arithmetic and reasoning under a timer; attempt full 100-question mocks to match exam pace.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of a Gram Sevak in Maharashtra?

A Gram Sevak is the administrative secretary of the Gram Panchayat. Duties include preparing the Gram Panchayat budget, maintaining records, supporting implementation of rural schemes, assisting with certificates and local administration, and coordinating with higher Panchayati Raj bodies.

Is there negative marking in the Maharashtra Gram Sevak Exam?

No. Under the commonly published pattern there is no negative marking. Candidates typically receive 2 marks for each correct answer and 0 for incorrect or unattempted questions.

What are the eligibility requirements for Gram Sevak?

Typical requirements are HSC (12th) with at least 60% marks, or a Diploma in Agriculture/Engineering, or BSW, plus Marathi proficiency and age within notified limits (often 18–38 for open category). Always confirm the latest ZP notification.

What is the application fee?

Recent Maharashtra ZP recruitments commonly charge about ₹1000 for Open category and ₹900 for Reserved categories, with lower fees (often ₹600) for SC/ST/EWS/PWD and exemptions for ex-servicemen. Fee details vary by notification.

What is the exam duration and structure?

The usual pattern is 100 objective questions for 200 marks in about 90 minutes (some ads list 2 hours). Subject split is typically Marathi 15, English 15, GK 15, Arithmetic/Intelligence 15, and Agriculture/Technical 40.

What is the minimum qualifying score?

Candidates generally need at least 45% marks (90 out of 200) to qualify. Final selection depends on district/ZP vacancy cut-offs and reservation rules.