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Prepare for MPPSC Assistant Professor Computer Science with a complete course by Sanchit Sir plus unit tests and full-length mock tests.
MPPSC (Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission) conducts recruitment for Assistant Professor posts, including Computer Science, at government colleges in Madhya Pradesh. This is a subject-specific exam aimed at candidates with an academic computer science background seeking a teaching post at the college level, which typically means a deeper and broader subject syllabus than a school-level teaching exam.
KnowledgeGate offers the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 course, a structured and comprehensive programme designed by Sanchit Sir for aspirants preparing for this recruitment, along with the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 Test Series, a structured and exam-focused practice programme. The course is organised to work through the computer science syllabus for this exam in a systematic order, and the test series is designed to be used alongside or after the course to check preparation. Together, these are meant to help MPPSC Assistant Professor Computer Science aspirants cover the syllabus and test their preparation ahead of the exam.
MPPSC facts
| Exam Name: | MPPSC State Service / State Recruitment Exams 2026 |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body: | Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) |
| Posts/Purpose: | Recruitment for Assistant Professor - Computer Science under the Higher Education Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. Total vacancies: 29 posts. |
| Eligibility: | Master’s degree in Computer Science / relevant or allied subject with at least 55% marks or equivalent grade, plus NET / SLET / SET qualification. Candidates with Ph.D. as per UGC regulations may be exempt as per rules. MP SET is valid for Madhya Pradesh; other state SET qualifications are generally not accepted for MP posts. |
| Application Dates: | The official application dates for the MPPSC Assistant professor (CS) Exam have not yet been declared. Tentatively, the application process is expected in August 2026. Please wait for the official notification. Final dates will be shared here as soon as they are announced. |
| Exam Date: | 18 October 2026. |
| Exam Mode: | Preliminary exam, main exam and interview/document stages depending on the recruitment |
| Question Type/Pattern: | Objective-type OMR examination. The advertisement states that negative marking will apply. Detailed marks and subject syllabus are as per MPPSC exam plan/syllabus for Assistant Professor Computer Science. |
| Selection Process: | Online application, prelims/screening, mains or post-wise written exam, interview/document verification and final recommendation |
| Official Website: | https://mppsc.mp.gov.in/ |
Frequently Asked Questions
MPPSC Assistant Professor recruitment is for college-level teaching posts, so the Computer Science paper is aimed at candidates with an academic background in the subject rather than school-level teaching topics. The KnowledgeGate course is built around this exam's syllabus specifically.
The MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 course is a structured and comprehensive programme designed by Sanchit Sir for aspirants preparing for this recruitment, following the same exam-focused approach used across KnowledgeGate's other government teaching-exam courses. The MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 Test Series that accompanies it is built around the same syllabus, giving aspirants both structured lessons and matching practice from one source.
Alongside the main course, KnowledgeGate offers the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 Test Series, a structured and exam-focused practice programme designed specifically for this recruitment, so you have both syllabus coverage and practice material. This means preparation is not limited to video lectures — you can use the test series to check your readiness at different points as you work through the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 course.
The MPPSC Assistant Professor course is structured around the exam syllabus rather than teaching experience, so it is meant for any aspirant — with or without prior teaching experience — who is preparing to appear for this recruitment. A postgraduate degree in Computer Science gives you the subject background this course builds on, and the accompanying test series then lets you check how exam-ready your preparation is.
A reasonable approach is to work through the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 course to cover the syllabus systematically, then use the MPPSC Assistant Professor (CS) 2026 Test Series to practice and assess your readiness as the exam approaches. Since both are designed by Sanchit Sir around the same recruitment, using them one after the other keeps your syllabus study and practice consistent rather than mixing in unrelated material.
MPPSC stands for Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission — which conducts State Service and other recruitment exams, including Assistant Professor posts, for the Madhya Pradesh government.