The Madhya Pradesh State Selection Board (MPSSB), operating through the Electronic Services Board portal at esb.mp.gov.in, has officially released the admit card for the Madhya Pradesh Police Sub-Inspector recruitment examination 2026. This marks a significant milestone for thousands of aspirants who had been awaiting the notification since the initial application window closed earlier this year.
Candidates who applied for the constable-to-SI promotion exam or direct recruitment through the board's official website can now access their hall tickets by logging in with their registered application number, date of birth, and other requested credentials. The admit card contains essential information including the candidate's name, photograph, exam centre allocation, reporting time, and important instructions that must be followed on examination day.
The recruitment cycle for MP Police Sub-Inspector posts has been one of the most anticipated government employment drives in the state, with thousands of candidates registering across multiple zones in Madhya Pradesh. The written examination is expected to test candidates on subjects including general knowledge, reasoning, numerical ability, and Hindi language comprehension — all aligned with the competitive standards expected of police personnel.
Candidates are advised to thoroughly verify every detail printed on their admit card, including their centre address, exam date, and personal information. Any discrepancies should be reported to the board immediately through the grievance redressal mechanism available on the official website. It is also recommended that candidates carry a printout of the admit card along with a valid photo identity proof on the day of the examination, as both documents will be required for verification at the entrance of the exam centre.
The examination process is scheduled to begin shortly, and successful candidates will proceed to subsequent stages including physical efficiency tests and document verification before final selection into the Madhya Pradesh Police force as Sub-Inspectors.
