For MPSC aspirants

An MPSC plan that holds across the full Rajyaseva cycle.

General Studies, Maharashtra history and geography, Marathi and CSAT — Lighthouse Prep turns the whole syllabus into a daily routine you can keep.

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MPSC Rajyaseva runs across months — Prelims, a descriptive Mains, then the interview. National General Studies is the part everybody studies. Maharashtra-specific material and the language papers are what actually separate ranks, and they are the parts that keep sliding down the list.

Lighthouse Prep keeps them on the calendar.

How it structures MPSC prep

You configure once:

  • Stage you're targeting (Prelims, Mains, or the full cycle)
  • Target exam date
  • Daily study hours
  • Whether you're also preparing for UPSC or another state PSC

The AI plan builds a daily schedule across national GS, Maharashtra GS, Marathi, CSAT and current affairs — weighted to your stage.

A typical MPSC study day

  • Morning session — one national GS subject in depth (Polity, History, Geography, Economy).
  • Maharashtra block — state history, geography, economy or schemes, scheduled daily.
  • Current affairs — 30–45 minutes, national plus Maharashtra, with last week's items resurfacing automatically.
  • Descriptive practice — answer writing or essay, depending on the week.
  • Lighter session — Marathi or CSAT practice.

Each session carries a topic and a duration. Start the timer, study, and the plan advances.

Spaced revision across a long cycle

Candidates who miss Prelims usually did the reading. What they lost was retention — a subject covered in month two is gone by month eight.

Lighthouse Prep brings every topic back at 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 21 days and 60 days, so the early syllabus is still there on exam day.

Features for MPSC prep

  • Maharashtra GS as its own track — state material gets real scheduled time.
  • Language papers kept alive — small regular Marathi sessions, not a last-month panic.
  • Prelims-to-Mains switching — the plan reweights when your target stage changes.
  • Descriptive practice tracking — answers and essays counted over months.
  • Spaced revision — automatic, no manual scheduling.
  • Focus timer — measures real study time, not desk time.
  • Wastage analytics — shows where concentration actually breaks.
  • Lumi AI mentor — explains GS concepts in plain language.

Who this is for

  • First-attempt Rajyaseva candidates who need structure for a full cycle
  • Working candidates fitting MPSC around a job
  • Repeat candidates rebuilding after a near miss
  • Anyone preparing for MPSC and UPSC in parallel

Build your MPSC plan today

Open the app, set your stage and target date, and start with today's first session.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cover Maharashtra-specific General Studies?
Yes. Maharashtra history, geography, polity, economy and state current affairs are scheduled as their own subjects rather than squeezed around national GS. State material is what separates ranks in Rajyaseva, and it is the first thing candidates postpone.
How does it handle the Marathi language papers?
Marathi is added as a recurring session — short, regular blocks instead of a scramble near the exam. The planner keeps it in rotation without displacing your GS time.
Can it plan for the descriptive Mains pattern?
Yes. Answer writing and essay practice can be scheduled as repeating sessions with weekly targets, and the planner tracks how many you have actually completed over months rather than how many you intended.
I'm preparing for MPSC and UPSC together. Does that work?
Yes, and it is common in Maharashtra. Create both as separate exams. Overlapping GS work counts once, while Maharashtra-specific topics and Marathi stay on the MPSC track with their own target date.
Is it free?
The core planner, timer and revision system are free.

Ready to start?

Set your exam, set the date, and run today's first focused session.