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MPSC PYQ QUIZ is a free online platform that helps MPSC aspirants practice with previous year questions from 21 exam papers (2010-2025), available in English and Marathi. It also includes a daily aggregate leaderboard and an interactive map of Maharashtra for geography revision.

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There are 4244+ questions from 21 MPSC exam papers covering subjects like Indian Polity, History, Geography, Science, Economics, and Current Affairs.

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Which MPSC exams are covered?

MPSC Group B Combined Pre, Group C Combined Pre, PSI Pre, Gazetted Civil Services Combined Pre, and Gazetted Technical Services Combined Pre exams from 2010 through 2025.

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MPSC PYQScienceConcept of Matter and Chemical Classificationenglish

What is the process called in which solid is directly converted into gases instead of liquid?

A.Liquefaction

B.Evaporation

C.Sublimation

D.Condensation classification of matters

Correct answer: C

Source paper

Concept of Matter and Chemical Classification

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