The MP Anganwadi Supervisor Recruitment 2025 exam is conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Employee Selection Board (MPESB) under the Women and Child Development Department. The exam consists of 200 marks and is divided into four sections. Below is the detailed syllabus and exam pattern to help candidates prepare effectively.
Exam Pattern for MP Anganwadi Supervisor Recruitment 2025
The exam is divided into four parts with specific marks allocation:
- Nutrition and Health: 55 marks
- General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning: 55 marks
- Managerial Qualities: 45 marks
- Child Care and Early Education: 45 marks
Total Duration: 3 hours
Type of Questions: Objective (Multiple Choice)
MP Anganwadi Supervisor Recruitment 2025 Detailed Syllabus
Part 1: Nutrition and Health (55 Marks)
- Nutrition: Balanced diet, macro and micronutrients (calories, protein, vitamins, and minerals like iodine, Vitamin A, iron, zinc, and calcium), their deficiencies, and prevention strategies (10 marks).
- Nutritional Needs Across Life Stages: Importance of nutrition during adolescence, pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, and adulthood (8 marks).
- Pregnancy Care: Weight monitoring, maternal and child health protection, prenatal health checks, and risk prevention during pregnancy (7 marks).
- Immunization: National immunization schedule, its importance, and consequences of non-immunization (8 marks).
- National Health Programs: Initiatives under NRHM and ICDS (6 marks).
- Malnutrition: Causes and preventive measures before and after birth (8 marks).
- Common Diseases: Information on diarrhea, vomiting, eye and umbilical cord infections, measles, diphtheria, tetanus, tuberculosis, and pneumonia (8 marks).
Part 2: General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning (55 Marks)
- General Knowledge:
- Schemes by Women and Child Development, Health, Panchayat, Rural Development, and Social Justice Departments (10 marks).
- Rules, Acts, and Rights:
- Legal rights for children and women, related acts such as the Right to Education, Domestic Violence Act, Dowry Prohibition Act, Child Marriage Prohibition Act, and Food Security Act (10 marks).
- Anatomy Basics:
- Knowledge of digestion, glands, reproductive system, adolescence, and first aid (8 marks).
- Computer Knowledge:
- Basics of MS Office, internet usage, and mobile operations (7 marks).
- Mathematics:
- Arithmetic concepts, decimals, percentages, ratios, interest calculations, and data interpretation (10 marks).
- Logical Reasoning:
- Series, patterns, and classification (10 marks).
Part 3: Managerial Qualities (45 Marks)
- Communication Skills: Questions based on two unseen passages (12 marks).
- Development Concepts: Contemporary challenges, concerns in five-year plans, and societal issues (10 marks).
- Leadership Development: Leadership skills, traits, teamwork, and governance (8 marks).
- Communication Theories: Definitions, nature, mediums, and barriers in communication (7 marks).
- Community Mobilization: Understanding community principles, development, public participation, and mobilization strategies (8 marks).
Part 4: Child Care and Early Education (45 Marks)
- Child Development Basics:
- Concepts of growth and development, prenatal development, early childhood development stages (0-6 years), and the influence of heredity and environment (12 marks).
- Pre-School Education:
- Concepts, justification, learning processes, age-appropriate milestones, physical, cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional, and creative development (12 marks).
- Special Needs Children:
- Identification, facilities, institutions, and programs at the national and state levels (10 marks).
- Child Care and Protection:
- Concepts of institutional and non-institutional care, schemes for orphans, destitute, disabled, and AIDS-affected children, and Integrated Child Protection Scheme (11 marks).
Preparation Tips
- Focus on Core Topics: Prioritize nutrition, child development, and community mobilization concepts.
- Stay Updated: Keep track of government schemes and legal provisions related to women and children.
- Practice Logical Reasoning and Mathematics: Solve previous years’ papers and mock tests to strengthen reasoning and math skills.
- Refer to Authentic Sources: Use ICDS manuals, NCERT books, and government publications for health and nutrition topics.
- Time Management: Practice completing the 200-mark paper within the allotted time. mpgovjobs
Important Notes
- Candidates must secure at least 50% marks (General category) or 40% marks (Reserved categories) to qualify.
- Ensure proper documentation and prepare for the interview phase after clearing the written exam.
For more details and official updates, visit the MPESB website.
