MPESB MP Police Constable Final Result 2025 – PET Result Out

MP Police Constable Final Result 2025 — What It Means

The Madhya Pradesh Employee Selection Board (MPESB) has released the Final Result for MP Police Constable Recruitment 2025, including the PET (Physical Efficiency Test) result. This final result is published after candidates cleared the Written Exam, Physical Measurement Test (PMT), and PET. Your name in this list means you are provisionally selected for MP Police Constable — subject to Document Verification and Medical Test.

MP Police Constable is a Group C post under Madhya Pradesh Home Department. The constable is the frontline of policing — the most visible, and the most grounded role in the police force. This recruitment covered constable posts across GD (General Duty), Radio Operator, Driver, and Band categories.

Next Steps — Document Verification and Medical

Two stages remain after the final result: DV and Medical. MPESB will release your DV call letter with venue and date. Document Verification is typically conducted at the concerned district police headquarters.

Documents for DV (bring originals + self-attested photocopies):

• 10th and 12th Marksheet + Passing Certificate
• MP Domicile / Residence Certificate (mandatory — non-MP candidates are ineligible)
• Category Certificate — SC/ST/OBC (MP state format, from authorized officer)
• Character Certificate from Gazetted Officer / School Principal
• Anti-ragging / No-criminal record declaration
• Aadhar Card + 2 other ID proofs
• 6 recent passport-size and stamp-size photographs
• Ex-serviceman / NCC certificate (if claimed at application)

Medical Test: After DV, a comprehensive medical examination is conducted at government hospitals. Physical standards verified include: vision (6/6 or correctable), hearing, blood pressure, flat feet check, and overall fitness. Declared physical or health conditions that affect field duty can lead to rejection at medical stage.

What MP Police Constable Training Looks Like

After final selection and joining, you'll undergo a training period at one of MP Police's training centers (Police Training School in Sagar, Indore, Gwalior, or Bhopal, depending on availability). Training is typically 9–12 months and is residential — you live at the training center throughout. Training covers: law and IPC basics, riot control, weapons handling (INSAS rifle, pistol), parade and drill, physical fitness, first aid, and community policing.

Training is rigorous. Physical standards during training are demanding — daily PT, cross-country runs, parade drills. Your salary is paid during training (though full salary credit starts after training completion in some cases). After training, you receive your posting order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can an MP Police Constable become Sub-Inspector?

Yes. There are two paths: departmental promotion (Head Constable → ASI → SI through seniority and internal exams) and direct MPESB Sub-Inspector exam (you can apply while serving as constable). The direct SI exam is competitive, but many constables successfully clear it within 5–8 years of service.

Q: Is night duty compulsory for all constables?

Yes. Police constables work in shifts — day, evening, and night. Night duty rotation is mandatory and non-negotiable. The shift schedule is set by your posting officer. Constables in district police stations typically rotate shifts weekly or fortnightly. Special postings (VIP security, highway patrol) may have different shift structures.

Q: What is the salary during the probation period?

MP Police Constable probation period is 2 years. During probation, full pay at Pay Level 4 (₹25,500 basic) is paid from Day 1 — there's no reduced probation salary. Full confirmation after 2 years is standard provided no adverse departmental reports.