Frequently Asked Questions

The written test carries 100 marks with 100 objective questions, each worth 1 mark, to be attempted in 120 minutes. The paper covers General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning, Intellectual Ability and Mental Aptitude, and Science with Simple Arithmetic.

No. There is no negative marking in the MP Police Constable written exam. Because a wrong answer costs nothing, you should attempt every question rather than leaving any blank — the strategy is the opposite of exams like SSC GD that penalise guessing.

For Constable (General Duty) you need to have passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary) or equivalent from a recognised board. For Constable (Special Armed Force) a Class 10 pass is sufficient. Scheduled Tribe candidates have a relaxed requirement and may apply having passed Class 8.

The minimum age is 18 years and the maximum is 33 years for male candidates, with category-wise relaxations applied as per Madhya Pradesh government norms. Only Indian citizens may apply.

Candidates who clear the written test go through a Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Measurement Test (PMT), followed by document verification and a medical examination. The physical stages are qualifying, so consistent running and fitness practice alongside written preparation matters.