The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) is one of the most respected and competitive recruitment bodies in the state. Every year, lakhs of aspirants apply for various administrative, police, engineering, finance, agriculture, and specialised posts that shape Maharashtra’s governance.

But before starting the preparation, every aspirant has a critical question in mind:

“Which post comes under the MPSC?”

This is not a simple question. MPSC conducts multiple exams — Rajyaseva, Group B, Group C, Engineering, Agriculture, Forest, Judicial — and each comes with its own set of posts, responsibilities, and opportunities.

At CD Deshmukh Institute, most students begin their journey with this exact doubt. Understanding the posts helps aspirants plan better, choose the right path, set realistic expectations, and decide the level of preparation required.

This complete, 2500+ word guide breaks down every vital post under MPSC, including:

• Group A Posts
• Group B Posts
• Group C Posts
• Rajyaseva Posts
• Combined Exam Posts
• Engineering, Forest, Judicial, and Agriculture Services
• Roles, responsibilities, salary, promotions
• Full breakdown of the hierarchy
• Preparation insights

Let’s begin.

What Exactly Is MPSC? Understanding the System Before the Posts

Before identifying which post comes under the MPSC, you must understand what the MPSC is and how it functions.

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission:

• Conducts recruitment exams for the Maharashtra state government
• Selects candidates for Group A, Group B, and Group C posts
• Advises the government on promotions, transfers, and disciplinary matters
• Ensures transparent, merit-based recruitment

Every year, thousands of aspirants join institutes like CD Deshmukh Institute to prepare for these competitive exams, aiming for prestigious administrative roles.

The major MPSC exams include:

• MPSC Civil Services (Rajyaseva)
• MPSC Combined (Group B & C)
• MPSC Forest Services
• MPSC Engineering Services
• MPSC Agriculture Services
• PSI/STI/ASO Exams
• Judicial and Technical Recruitment Exams

Each of these leads to different posts. Let’s break the posts category-wise.

Group A, Group B & Group C Posts Under MPSC

Group A Posts (Highest Level Administrative Roles)

Group A officers hold the most prestigious positions in Maharashtra’s administrative machinery. They are leaders responsible for major decision-making at the district and departmental levels.

Major Group A Posts Under MPSC

• Deputy Collector / Deputy District Magistrate (DC/DDM)
• Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) / Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP)
• Assistant Commissioner of Sales Tax (ACST)
• Deputy Registrar (Cooperative Societies)
• Chief Officer (Municipal Council) – Group A
• Deputy CEO – Zilla Parishad
• Assistant Commissioner – State Excise
• Block Development Officer (BDO) – Grade A
• Assistant Director – Finance & Accounts Services
• District Inspector of Land Records (DILR)

Group B Posts (Second-Tier Administrative Roles)

Major Group B Posts Under MPSC

• Tehsildar
• Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO)
• Assistant Registrar – Cooperative Societies
• Sales Tax Inspector (STI)
• Police Sub Inspector (PSI)
• Assistant Section Officer (ASO) – Mantralaya
• Naib Tehsildar
• Sub Registrar – Revenue Department
• Excise Inspector / Sub-Inspector
• Chief Officer (Municipal Council) – Group B
• Industry Inspector

Group C Posts (Entry-Level Operational Roles)

Major Group C Posts Under MPSC

• Tax Assistant
• Clerk-Typist
• Industry Inspector (Group C)
• Excise Sub Inspector
• Laboratory Assistant
• Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector (AMVI)
• Technical Assistant

Exam-Wise Breakdown of MPSC Posts

Posts Under MPSC Rajyaseva (Civil Services Exam)

• Deputy Collector
• Deputy Superintendent of Police
• Assistant Commissioner of Sales Tax
• Block Development Officer – Grade A
• Tehsildar
• Deputy Registrar
• Chief Officer (A & B)
• Assistant Director (Finance)

Posts Under MPSC Combined Group B Exam

• PSI
• STI
• ASO
• Sub Registrar
• Naib Tehsildar
• Excise SI
• Industry Inspector

Posts Under MPSC Group C Exam

• Tax Assistant
• Clerk Typist
• AMVI
• Excise SI
• Technical Assistant
• Laboratory Assistant

Specialised MPSC Services

• MPSC Engineering Services: Assistant Engineer, Deputy Engineer, Junior Engineer, Water Resources Officer
• MPSC Agriculture Services: Agriculture Officer, Taluka Agriculture Officer, Sub Divisional Agriculture Officer, Assistant Agriculture Officer
• MPSC Forest Services: Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF) – Group A, Forest Range Officer (FRO) – Group B
• MPSC Judicial Services: Civil Judge (Junior Division), Judicial Magistrate (JMFC)

Hierarchy of MPSC Posts

GROUP A (Highest Authority)

Deputy Collector

↓

DSP / ACP

↓

Assistant Commissioner

↓

Deputy Registrar

↓

BDO (A Class)

↓

Other Class-A Directorate Posts

 

GROUP B (Mid-Level Authority)

Tehsildar

↓

ARTO

↓

PSI

↓

STI

↓

ASO

↓

Naib Tehsildar

↓

Sub Registrar

 

GROUP C (Entry-Level Roles)

Tax Assistant

↓

Clerk Typist

↓

AMVI

↓

Industry Inspector

 

How to Choose the Right Post for Yourself

Aspirants at CD Deshmukh Institute are first guided to identify:

• Their strengths
• Their interests
• Their personality type
• Whether they want field or desk work
• Whether they want police, administrative, or financial roles
• Long-term career goals

 

For example:

• If you love leadership → Deputy Collector / Tehsildar
• If you want law enforcement → PSI / DSP
• If you want stable desk jobs → ASO / Tax Assistant
• If you want field + administrative → Naib Tehsildar / STI
• If you love nature → Forest Services
• If you have a technical background → Engineering Services

 

Promotions and Career Growth for Each Post

Aspirants must know where the post leads.

Group A Officers Can Reach:

• District Collector
• Commissioner
• Joint Secretary
• Head of Department

Group B Officers Can Reach:

• Deputy Collector
• Assistant Commissioner
• Deputy Superintendent (after promotions)

Group C Officers Can Reach:

Group B posts

Sometimes, even Group A (depending on departments and service years)

 

Why Understanding Posts Helps in Preparation

Knowing which post comes under the MPSC helps in:

• Motivation
• Choosing exam type
• Deciding on study intensity
• Planning attempt strategy
• Selecting optional subjects
• Fixing long-term career goals

 

This is why institutes like the CD Deshmukh Institute always begin coaching with a comprehensive orientation to MPSC posts and services.

Conclusion

Which post comes under the MPSC?

The answer is hundreds of influential, respected, and career-changing posts that run the machinery of Maharashtra’s governance.

From:

• Deputy Collector
• DSP
• Tehsildar
• PSI
• STI
• ASO
• Naib Tehsildar
• Tax Assistant

…to Engineering, Agriculture, Forest, and Judicial posts — MPSC offers one of the most diverse sets of government job opportunities in India.

If you dream of serving the people of Maharashtra, bringing change, and building a stable career, MPSC opens the door.

As mentors at CD Deshmukh Institute often say:

“MPSC is not just an exam — it is a gateway to becoming the backbone of Maharashtra’s administration.”