MPPSC exam to be held twice a year from 2027, govt to set up 12 medical colleges: CM Yadav

Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav has announced that the MP government will conduct the MPPSC examination twice in 2027. The chief minister also said that the government will establish 12 new medical colleges across the state.

The announcement was made during a CM Youth Conclave 2026 at Lal Parade ground in Bhopal. CM Yadav , during an interaction with the students, also mentioned that a medical college will be set up every month.

Along with the 12 universities, the government will also build skill institutions across the state in order to generate employment opportunities for the youth, MP CM said.

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MP govt raises monthly scholarship for research scholars

He also interacted with the youth and also announced several major developments in the field of education, research, employment, and innovation. CM Yadav also announced that the state government will provide free coaching for competitive examinations through government colleges in every district of MP.

He stated that the monthly scholarship for research scholars will increase from Rs 16,000 to Rs 25,000 and the government colleges will get AI and advanced computing labs.

Notably, the government will also set up an Idea Fund with a corpus of Rs 5 crore to support innovation and startup ideas among young people, he added.

The MP government is working to create better employment opportunities for youth and the recruitment for government posts is underway across the state, he said.

The MP state will celebrate “Youth Year” in 2027 and announced that the state government will conduct the MPPSC examination twice a year to provide double opportunity to youth.