Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department Talathi Syllabus 2026

Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department Syllabus 2026 - Talathi

Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department has released the Talathi syllabus. Check the complete details below including important dates and official links.

Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department Talathi - Overview

Organization	Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department
Post Name	Talathi
Qualification	Any Graduate
Location	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Official Website	mahabhumi.gov.in

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department Talathi syllabus must possess the following educational qualification: Any Graduate. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for detailed eligibility requirements.

Important Links

Official Notification	Download PDF
Official Website	mahabhumi.gov.in

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Maharashtra Talathi Syllabus 2026?

The Maharashtra Talathi Syllabus 2026 covers Marathi, English, General Knowledge, Arithmetic/Mathematics, and General Intelligence/Reasoning.

What is the exam pattern for Maharashtra Talathi 2026?

Based on the previous Talathi exam pattern, the exam consists of 100 objective-type questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 120 minutes, with no negative marking. The official 2026 notification may revise these figures.

How many questions are asked in the Talathi exam?

As per the previous exam pattern, 100 questions are asked, divided into 25 questions each from Marathi, English, General Knowledge, and General Intelligence/Mathematics.

Where can I download the Maharashtra Talathi Syllabus PDF?

The syllabus PDF can be downloaded from the official Talathi recruitment portal once released, or from the link provided in the Important Links section above.

Is the Maharashtra Talathi syllabus the same as MPSC syllabus?

This comparison is not confirmed in the official Talathi notification, so candidates should not assume the two syllabi are identical and should refer to each exam’s own official syllabus.