MP Patwari Exam Pattern 2025: Check Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

The candidates can check the MP Patwari exam pattern overview in the table below:

The MP Patwari exam is taken for two sections: Part A and Part B. Each sections comprises 100 question for 1 marks each. The candidates can check the details of the MP Patwari exam pattern 2025 in the table below:

• Candidates need to complete the MP Patwari exam in a combined duration of 3 hours (180 minutes) without any break.
• All the questions in Part A and Part B are compulsory.
• The medium of the MP Patwari question paper is in English & Hindi only. Candidates need to choose the medium carefully while filling out the MP Patwari application form. 
• Each question carries one mark.
• There is no negative marking for incorrect responses.

Part A is the compulsory section of the MP Patwari exam that comprises questions from General English, General Maths, General Hindi and more. The candidtaes can check the details of the MP Patwari Part A section below in the table:

MP Patwari Exam Part B questions are also compulsary as the Part A and comprises questions from General Computer Knowledge, General Knowledge & Aptitude, General Reasoning Ability and more. Check the complete sections in the Part B section of the MP Patwari exam below in the table:

The candidates can check the marking scheme for the MP Patwari exam below:

• + 1 marks is awarded for each correct answer
• No negative marks is followed in the exam
• In case of anydiscrepancy in the question paper and option it can be cancelled for the following reason by the expert committee after scrutiny of the objections raised by the candidtaes against the provisional answer key:
• If the structure of the question is wrong
• If more than one answer is correct in the given options
• If no answer is correct in the given options
• If there is difference between questions in Hindi and English due to translation and no correct option is present in any case
• Any possible discrepancy in the question which is found by expert panel

The benefit of question cancellation is given to every candidate wether they had raised their objections or not. For example. if the candidates have made 90 correct questions and 2 questions are cancelled due to any reason above then the calculation of the final percentage of the marks ill be given by:

=> 90 X 100/100-2 = 90 X 100/98 = 91.83 

The final resul for the MP Patwari exam is released after the normalisation of the marks. It is done to match the difficulty level of the exam taken at different shifts. The normalisation formula is given below for the reference:

MP Patwari Normalisation Formula