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MP Police Constable Exam Date 2026

Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB)

By JobAlertCentral Editorial TeamPublished Updated

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB) will begin the Police Constable (G.D.) Recruitment Test 2026, Advt 583/2026, from 19 November 2026. The CBT covers 7,500 posts — 700 Special Armed Force and 6,800 Non-SAF — with 100 questions for 100 marks in 2 hours and no negative marking. The exam runs over multiple dates and shifts, so 19 November is the start of the window, not every candidate's date. City information is expected around 12 November 2026 and the admit card around 15 November 2026, both unconfirmed — check the MPESB Student Dashboard on esb.mp.gov.in.

Total posts
7,500
Last date
19 Nov 2026
Location
Madhya Pradesh

01Important dates

Exam Date
19 Nov 2026

04How to download the MP Police Constable Admit Card 2026

  1. 01Open the official MPESB website at esb.mp.gov.in and go to the Student Dashboard.
  2. 02Look for the Police Constable (G.D.) Recruitment Test 2026 admit card link once it is released, expected around 15 November 2026.
  3. 03Log in with your application details and download the admit card.
  4. 04Check the exam date, shift, reporting time and centre printed on the card, and carry it with a valid photo identity proof to the centre.

Vacancy details

7,500 posts
Post & eligibilityPosts
Police Constable (G.D.) — Special Armed Force (SAF)Police Constable (G.D.), Special Armed Force — see the official notification Advt 583/2026 for detailed eligibility700
Police Constable (G.D.) — Non-SAFPolice Constable (G.D.), Non-SAF — see the official notification Advt 583/2026 for detailed eligibility6,800

Full details

MP Police Constable Exam Date 2026 — exam begins 19 November 2026

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB / ESB) will begin the Police Constable (General Duty) Recruitment Test 2026 from 19 November 2026. The test is a computer-based test held over multiple dates and shifts, so 19 November is the start of the exam window, not every candidate's exam date. Each candidate's own date, shift and centre will be printed on the admit card.

Posts — 7,500 in total

The recruitment, Advt 583/2026, covers 7,500 Police Constable (G.D.) posts: 700 in the Special Armed Force (SAF) and 6,800 in the Non-SAF. The notification was released on 9 September 2026 and online applications were accepted from 22 September to 6 October 2026, with corrections till 11 October 2026. One secondary source alone claims the form was reopened till 20 October 2026 — that claim is not confirmed and should not be relied on.

Exam pattern

The CBT has 100 objective questions for 100 marks in 2 hours, with no negative marking — one mark for a correct answer and zero for an incorrect or unattempted answer. The paper has three parts: General Knowledge and Reasoning (40 questions), Intellectual Ability and Mental Aptitude (30 questions), and Science and Simple Arithmetic (30 questions). Two shifts are reported: Shift 1, reporting 8:00 to 9:00 AM with the exam from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; Shift 2, reporting 1:00 to 2:00 PM with the exam from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.

City slip and admit card — expected dates only

Examination-city information is expected around 12 November 2026 and the admit card is expected around 15 November 2026. Both dates are expectations, not officially confirmed, and candidates should check the official MPESB Student Dashboard at esb.mp.gov.in for the confirmed schedule. The official ESB homepage currently shows only a maintenance notice; the exam schedule lives on the dynamic Student Dashboard, which could not be read from here. The 19 November 2026 start date is corroborated by eight independent secondary sources, all citing the official dashboard.

Fee

The recruitment application fee figure was not established from the sources read for this post. No fee figure has been invented here — check the official advertisement for the fee that applied to your category.

How to download the admit card

Once released, download the admit card from the MPESB Student Dashboard on esb.mp.gov.in, check the exam date, shift, reporting time and centre printed on it, and carry it with a valid photo identity proof to the centre. Report within the reporting window printed on the card, as late entry is not allowed.

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MP Police Constable Exam Date 2026: FAQs

When does the MP Police Constable exam 2026 begin?

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The exam begins on 19 November 2026 and runs over multiple dates and shifts. 19 November is the start of the exam window, not every candidate's date — your own date, shift and centre will be printed on your admit card.

How many posts are there in MP Police Constable Recruitment 2026?

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7,500 posts in total: 700 in the Special Armed Force (SAF) and 6,800 in the Non-SAF, under Advt 583/2026.

What is the exam pattern for the MP Police Constable CBT?

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100 objective questions for 100 marks in 2 hours, with no negative marking. General Knowledge and Reasoning 40 questions, Intellectual Ability and Mental Aptitude 30 questions, Science and Simple Arithmetic 30 questions.

When will the city slip and admit card be released?

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Examination-city information is expected around 12 November 2026 and the admit card is expected around 15 November 2026. Both dates are expectations only and are not officially confirmed — check the MPESB Student Dashboard on esb.mp.gov.in for the confirmed schedule.

What is the application fee?

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The recruitment application fee figure was not established from the sources read for this post, so no fee figure is stated here. Check the official advertisement for the fee that applied to your category.

How do I download the admit card?

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Download the admit card from the MPESB Student Dashboard on esb.mp.gov.in once it is released, check the exam date, shift, reporting time and centre on it, and carry it with a valid photo identity proof. Report within the reporting window printed on the card.

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