Engineering

MPPSC AE Eligibility: Qualification, Age Limit and Conditions

MPPSC AE eligibility depends mainly on your engineering degree and your age on the cut-off date set in the advertisement. This page explains the conditions reported for the latest State Engineering Service cycle, advertised on 30 December 2025, so you can check whether you qualify before applying.

The conditions below come from secondary sources and could not be matched to the official PDF. Read the full advertisement on the MPPSC website before you apply, as exact age cut-off dates and discipline rules decide whether your application is accepted.

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Eligibility at a glance

Criterion

Reported requirement

Qualification

Bachelor's degree in engineering in the relevant branch from a recognised university

Age

21 to 40 years (tentative)

Relaxation

For reserved categories as per Madhya Pradesh rules

Domicile

Mentioned by one source, to be verified

Application mode

Online

Educational qualification

Candidates need a B.E. or B.Tech degree in the discipline for which the post is advertised, such as Civil, Mechanical, Electrical or Agricultural Engineering. The degree must be from a recognised university or institution.

  • Branch match: your degree branch should match the post. Civil graduates apply for Civil posts, and so on.

  • Final-year students: one source says final-year students may apply provisionally and must show proof of the degree before appointment. Verify whether the advertisement allows this and what the deadline for proof is.

  • Marks: any minimum percentage should be read from the advertisement. None could be verified here.

Age limit

The reported age band is 21 to 40 years. The advertisement states the date on which age is calculated, so check it against your date of birth.

Category

Upper age relaxation

Reserved categories, women, others

As per Madhya Pradesh government rules; exact years not verified here

Domicile and other conditions

One source says Madhya Pradesh domicile is required. State recruitment often applies domicile or reservation rules differently by category, so read the advertisement carefully. Other usual conditions include being medically fit for the post and meeting character requirements at document verification.

Common reasons for rejection

  • Branch mismatch: applying for a post that does not match your degree discipline.

  • Missing category proof: not uploading a valid category or domicile certificate when claiming a benefit.

  • Age miscalculation: counting age on the wrong date.

  • Wrong details: entering academic details that differ from your degree certificate.

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