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Key Facts: MP Police SI Exam
100
Prelims MCQs / Marks
MPESB pattern (2 hours, no negative)
2 Papers
Mains Objective GS
300 marks each with negative marking
₹250 - ₹500
Application Fee Band
MPESB recruitment notices (+ portal charges)
167.5 cm
Min Male Height (typical)
MP Police PST standards
152.4 cm
Min Female Height (typical)
MP Police PST standards
Multi-stage
Selection Path
Prelims → Mains → PST/PET → Interview → DV
MPESB MP Police Subedar & SI selection is multi-stage: Prelims (100 MCQs/100 marks/2 hrs, no negative) screens candidates; Mains uses two objective GS papers with negative marking; then PST/PET, interview and DV. Practice here targets Prelims-style MCQs across languages, MP/national GK, science, reasoning/quant and basic computers.
Sample MP Police SI Practice Questions
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1Which of the following dynasties built the famous temples of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh?
2Which river is popularly known as the 'Lifeline of Madhya Pradesh'?
3Who was the first Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh after its reorganization in 1956?
4Which of the following districts in Madhya Pradesh is famous for its diamond mines?
5Which national park in Madhya Pradesh is famous for the reintroduction of African Cheetahs under Project Cheetah?
6Bhimbetka rock shelters, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Madhya Pradesh, are famous for which of the following?
7In which city of Madhya Pradesh is the Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT) located?
8What is the official state sport of Madhya Pradesh?
9Under the Indian Constitution, which Article grants the President of India the power to promulgate Ordinances during the recess of Parliament?
10Who was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India?
About the MP Police SI Exam
The MPESB Subedar & Sub-Inspector recruitment uses two separable written stages. Prelims is a 100-question, 100-mark, 2-hour objective screen with no negative marking. Qualifiers then sit Mains: two objective General Studies papers (300 marks each) with negative marking. Final selection also depends on physical standards/efficiency, interview and document verification. Prelims topics include Hindi and English comprehension, analytical ability, history, geography, science, civics, basic computer knowledge, reasoning and current affairs.
Assessment
Separable written stages: Prelims CBT — 100 MCQs, 100 marks, 2 hours, no negative marking (qualifying/screening; marks generally not added to final merit). Mains — two objective General Studies papers, 300 marks each, 2 hours each, with negative marking (commonly 1/3). Later stages: PST/PET, interview and document verification as per notification.
Time Limit
Prelims 2 hours; Mains 2 hours per paper
Passing Score
Prelims qualifying cut-offs; Mains scored with negative marking toward merit
Exam Fee
₹250 - ₹500 (+ portal charges) (Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB))
MP Police SI Exam Content Outline
Languages (Hindi & English)
Reading comprehension and grammar/vocabulary items in Hindi and English.
GK, Civics, History, Geography & Current Affairs
National and Madhya Pradesh-focused general knowledge with current affairs.
Science, Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude
General science plus analytical/reasoning and arithmetic problem-solving.
Basic Computer Knowledge
Computer fundamentals explicitly listed in the MPESB Prelims topic list.
Two Objective GS Papers
Paper-I and Paper-II General Studies (300 marks each) with negative marking; separable from Prelims screening.
How to Pass the MP Police SI Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Prelims qualifying cut-offs; Mains scored with negative marking toward merit
- Assessment: Separable written stages: Prelims CBT — 100 MCQs, 100 marks, 2 hours, no negative marking (qualifying/screening; marks generally not added to final merit). Mains — two objective General Studies papers, 300 marks each, 2 hours each, with negative marking (commonly 1/3). Later stages: PST/PET, interview and document verification as per notification.
- Time limit: Prelims 2 hours; Mains 2 hours per paper
- Exam fee: ₹250 - ₹500 (+ portal charges)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MPESB MP Police Subedar & SI written exam pattern?
Prelims is a CBT of 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks in 2 hours with no negative marking and is typically qualifying only. Mains has two objective General Studies papers of 300 marks each (2 hours per paper) with negative marking. Physical tests, interview and document verification follow as notified.
Are Prelims and Mains separate written stages?
Yes. Prelims is a screening written stage; Mains is a separate objective written stage. Prelims marks are generally not counted in final merit, while Mains performance feeds the merit calculation along with later stages.
What are the physical standard requirements for male and female candidates?
Common PST norms include minimum height of 167.5 cm for males and 152.4 cm for females, and male chest 81 cm unexpanded / 86 cm expanded with at least 5 cm expansion. Always confirm the exact table in the latest MPESB notification.
Is there a Physical Efficiency Test (PET) in the selection process?
Yes. After the written stages, candidates must qualify PST/PET events (commonly including an 800-meter run, long jump and shot put) as specified for males, females and ex-servicemen in the official notification.
What are the eligibility criteria regarding age and education?
Candidates need the prescribed bachelor's degree (or technical degree/diploma for technical SI posts). Recent cycles commonly use an 18–33 age band as on the notification date, with relaxations for domicile/reserved categories per MPESB rules.
Which agency administers the MP Police SI Exam?
The examination is administered by the Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB), formerly known as Vyapam or MPPEB.