🏛️ MPPSC State Service Exam and MP Police Recruitment - Madhya Pradesh
MPPSC 2026 and MP Police Constable and SI - Mock Tests, Syllabus and Exam Pattern
Complete guide for Madhya Pradesh's two major competitive exam tracks. MPPSC (State Service Examination) is MP's premier civil services exam - three stages: Prelims (2 papers × 200 marks), Mains (5 GS papers + Hindi = 1500 marks) and Interview (185 marks) for IAS-equivalent state posts like SDM, Tehsildar, Block Officer. MP Police covers Constable (100 marks, no negative, physical test) and Sub Inspector (Prelims + Mains + PET + Interview). Free mock tests, stage-wise exam patterns, MP-specific GK and expert tips for both tracks.
MPPSC - Prelims + Mains + Interview
Constable - 100 Marks, No Negative
SI - Prelims + Mains + PET
MP GK - Essential Both Tracks
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1685
MPPSC Total Merit Marks
185
MPPSC Interview Marks
7,500
Constable Vacancies
ZERO
Constable Negative Marking
No
MPPSC Prelims Negative
🏛️ MPPSC Prelims Marks NOT Counted in Final Merit
MPPSC Prelims is purely screening. Final merit = Mains (1500) + Interview (185) = 1685 marks only. Score well in Prelims to qualify, but invest 85% of your prep energy in Mains.
👮 MP Police: Physical Test is Qualifying but Mandatory
For both Constable and SI, the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) are qualifying only - but failure means disqualification regardless of written score. Physical fitness must be built alongside written prep.
🗺️ MP GK is Critical for Both MPPSC and MP Police
MP History, Geography, Economy, Polity and Culture are tested in every MPPSC Prelims paper AND MP Police SI Mains. Dedicated MP GK preparation is non-negotiable for both career tracks.
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1. Practice Mock Tests 2. MPPSC Overview and Posts 3. MPPSC Prelims Pattern 4. MPPSC Mains Pattern 5. MPPSC Syllabus Highlights 6. MP Police Constable Pattern 7. MP Police SI Pattern 8. Physical Test Standards 9. Madhya Pradesh GK Topics 10. Eligibility Criteria 11. Salary and Posts 12. Expert Tips 13. FAQ
🎯 Practice Mock Tests - Subject-wise
MPPSC and MP Police both test GK, Reasoning and Maths at different depths. The GK section covers Madhya Pradesh-specific content extensively. Practice below.
🏛️ MPPSC State Service Examination - Overview
MPPSC SSE is MP's most prestigious competitive exam - the state-level equivalent of UPSC CSE. Selects candidates for Group A and Group B state government officer posts.
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What Posts Does MPPSC Recruit For?
MPPSC SSE fills state-level Group A and Group B officer posts equivalent to IAS/IPS at the state level. Key posts include: Deputy Collector (SDM) - handles land revenue, law and order at sub-district level; Block Development Officer (BDO) - heads rural development; Naib Tehsildar - revenue administration; Commercial Tax Officer - GST and tax enforcement; District Registrar - property registrations; Child Development Project Officer - women and child welfare. All are permanent Group A/B central-government-equivalent cadre posts with generous pay and career growth.
📊 MPPSC Prelims Pattern - Screening Stage
Prelims has two papers on the same day. No negative marking. Marks NOT counted in final merit. Clear Prelims to reach Mains - then focus entirely on Mains quality.
📄 Paper I - General Studies (GS)
100 MCQs - 200 marks - 2 hours - No negative marking
10 Sections covered:
- General Science and Environment
- Current Events - National and International
- Indian History and Independent India
- Indian Polity and Economy
- Geography of India
- History and Culture of Madhya Pradesh
- Polity and Economy of Madhya Pradesh
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes - Special Acts
- Human Rights and Protection Acts
+2 per correct answer. No negative marking. 2 marks each × 100 questions = 200 marks. Prelims marks NOT counted in final merit. Bilingual (Hindi and English).
📄 Paper II - General Aptitude Test (CSAT)
100 MCQs - 200 marks - 2 hours - No negative marking
Sections covered:
- Comprehension
- Interpersonal skills including Communication Skills
- Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability
- Decision Making and Problem Solving
- General Mental Ability
- Basic Numeracy - Numbers and Relations, Orders of Magnitude (Class X level)
- Hindi Language Comprehension Skill (Class X level)
- Data Interpretation - Charts, Graphs, Tables
No negative marking. CSAT is qualifying in nature in most state PSCs - check current MPPSC notification to verify if Paper II is qualifying or merit-based. 2 marks each × 100 questions = 200 marks.
⚠️ MPPSC 2026 introduced negative marking in Prelims as per new notification (January 2026). Earlier cycles had no negative marking. Always verify the current cycle's marking scheme from the official MPPSC notification before exam day as this has changed between cycles.
📝 MPPSC Mains Pattern - Merit Deciding Stage
Mains is entirely descriptive - long-form answers required. 5 GS papers + Hindi (qualifying) + Hindi Essay = up to 1500 merit marks. Strong answer writing and MP-specific knowledge is critical.
Note: Some sources cite 1500 total Mains marks including Hindi papers. Check the specific official MPPSC notification for exact marks distribution as this varies between cycles. Descriptive answers require structured, concise Hindi-medium responses in most papers.
📚 MPPSC Syllabus Highlights - With MP Focus
MPPSC extensively tests Madhya Pradesh-specific topics in every GS paper. MP History, MP Geography, MP Economy, MP Polity and MP Culture are in both Prelims and Mains.
📜 History (GS Paper I)
Indian History
- Ancient India - Harappan, Vedic, Maurya, Gupta, Sangam
- Medieval India - Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Empire, Bhakti-Sufi
- Modern India - British rule, Reform movements, Freedom Struggle
- Post-independence India - Governance, Social changes
Madhya Pradesh History
- Ancient MP - Vikramaditya of Ujjain, Chandragupta Maurya
- Medieval MP - Chandela dynasty, Parmara dynasty
- Gondwana rulers - Rani Durgavati, Sangram Shah
- Freedom movement in MP - Tantya Tope, Rani Lakshmibai
- MP Tribes - Gond, Bhil, Baiga, Sahariya, Korku
- Cultural heritage - Sanchi, Khajuraho, Mandu, Ujjain
🌍 Geography and Environment (GS Paper II)
Indian Geography
- Physical Geography - relief, climate, rivers, soils
- Economic Geography - agriculture, minerals, industries
- Climate Change and Environmental Issues
- Disasters - earthquake, flood, cyclone management
Madhya Pradesh Geography
- Narmada, Chambal, Tapti, Betwa, Son rivers
- Satpura Range, Vindhya Range, Bundelkhand plateau
- 52 districts - natural regions
- National Parks - Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Satpura, Madhav
- Agriculture - soybean, wheat, cotton; mineral wealth
- Indira Gandhi Canal, Narmada Valley Project
⚖️ Polity and Social Justice (GS Paper IV)
Indian Polity
- Constitution - Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP, Amendment
- Parliament, Executive, Judiciary structure
- Federal system, Centre-State relations
- Local Self Government - 73rd and 74th Amendments
- Electoral system - FPTP, election commission
Madhya Pradesh Polity
- MP Governor, CM, Cabinet, Vidhan Sabha (230 seats)
- MP High Court - Jabalpur (Principal Bench)
- MPSC, State Vigilance Commission, Lokayukta
- Panchayati Raj in MP - three-tier system
- MP government schemes - Ladli Behna, CM Kisan Kalyan
👮 MP Police Constable - Exam Pattern and Syllabus
Entry-level police post. Written test (100 marks, no negative) followed by mandatory physical test. 7,500 vacancies in recent cycle. 12th pass eligible.
📄 Written Test - Online CBT
100 MCQs - 100 marks - 2 hours - No negative marking
No negative marking - attempt all 100 questions. Online CBT mode. Bilingual (Hindi and English). 1 mark per question. Questions at Class 10 (Matric) level. Qualifying: based on cut-off determined after exam.
📝 Constable Syllabus Highlights
GK and Reasoning (40Q)
- MP Current Affairs - government schemes, appointments, awards
- Indian History - modern India, freedom struggle
- Indian Polity - Constitution basics, Parliament
- Sports and Culture - national, MP-specific
- Logical Reasoning - analogy, series, direction, ranking
- Data Interpretation basics
Science and Simple Arithmetic (40Q)
- Basic Physics - force, motion, light, sound, electricity
- Basic Chemistry - elements, compounds, reactions
- Biology - human body, diseases, nutrition
- Simple Arithmetic - percentage, ratio, profit-loss, time-work
- Basic Maths - Class 8-10 level
👮 MP Police Sub Inspector (SI) - Exam Pattern
Multi-stage selection: Prelims (qualifying) → Mains → PET (100 marks) → Interview (50 marks). Final merit from Mains + PET + Interview. Graduate required.
📄 Prelims - Qualifying Only
100 MCQs - 100 marks - 2 hours - No negative marking - Qualifying only
- General Studies - History, Geography, Polity, Economy
- Madhya Pradesh GK - geography, history, culture, politics
- Science and Technology
- Reasoning and Mental Ability
- Basic Mathematics and Data Interpretation
No negative marking. Prelims marks NOT counted in final merit. Qualifying marks based on category. Shortlisting for Mains based on Prelims performance.
📄 Mains - Merit Deciding
Two papers - 300 total marks - Objective type
PET (Physical): 100 marks - counts in final merit. Interview: 50 marks. Final Merit = Mains + PET + Interview. Separate merit lists for technical and non-technical posts.
🏃 Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST)
Physical tests are MANDATORY for both Constable and SI. Failure = disqualification regardless of written score. Start physical fitness training from Day 1 of preparation.
⚠️ Physical failure = full disqualification. Many candidates who score well in written tests fail at the physical stage due to not building fitness concurrently. Start a structured running program (800m daily), work on long and high jump technique, and verify your height and chest measurements against the standards before applying. Always verify physical standards from the specific official notification as they vary by sub-category and may change between cycles.
🗺️ Madhya Pradesh GK - Critical for Both MPPSC and MP Police
MP-specific content is tested in MPPSC Prelims GS Paper (dedicated units), all MPPSC Mains papers, MP Police Constable GK section and MP Police SI Mains. Standard national GK books miss most of this.
🗺️ MP Geography
- MP is India's largest state by area (after Rajasthan)
- Narmada river - originates Amarkantak, flows westward, sacred river
- Rivers - Chambal, Betwa, Son, Tapti, Wainganga, Kshipra
- Hill ranges - Satpura, Vindhya, Aravalli (southern tip)
- 52 districts; Bhopal (capital), Indore (commercial)
- Wildlife - Kanha (tigers), Bandhavgarh, Pench (Mowgli country), Satpura
- UNESCO - Khajuraho temples, Sanchi Stupa, Bhimbetka caves
- Minerals - diamond (Panna), coal (Singrauli), marble, copper
- Agriculture - soybean, wheat, cotton; Malwa plateau fertility
🏰 MP History
- Ujjain - ancient capital of Avanti; Vikramaditya court
- Chandragupta Maurya and Ashoka - Sanchi Stupa (3rd century BC)
- Gupta Empire - Chandragupta II; iron pillar at Udayagiri
- Chandela dynasty - Khajuraho temples (10th-11th century)
- Parmara dynasty - Bhoja of Dhar, Mandu sultanate
- Gond Kingdom - Rani Durgavati (1564 battle with Mughals)
- Holkar and Scindia - Maratha powers in MP
- 1857 Revolt - Tantya Tope hanged in Shivpuri; Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi
- MP State formation - 1 November 1956 (Madhya Pradesh Day)
🎨 MP Culture and Tribal Life
- Tribes - Gond (largest), Bhil, Baiga, Sahariya (PVTGs), Korku
- Tribal art - Gond painting (Jangarh Singh Shyam), Pithora art
- Folk dances - Rai (Bundelkhand), Karma (tribal), Badhai, Matki, Tertali
- Festivals - Lokrang Festival, Khajuraho Dance Festival, Tansen Sangeet Samaroh
- Crafts - Chanderi silk (GI tag), Maheshwari fabric, Batwa of Gwalior
- MP State symbols - tiger (animal), milk-weed (flower), peepul (tree)
- Smart cities - Indore (India's cleanest city multiple years), Bhopal
- Lokayukta, MPSC, State Human Rights Commission
📊 MP Economy and Current Affairs
- GSDP growth - MP among fastest growing states
- Agriculture contribution - ~30% of GSDP; soybean, wheat, cotton
- Industrial corridors - Pithampur, Dewas, Mandideep
- Narmada Valley Development - irrigation, hydropower dams
- CM schemes - Ladli Behna Yojana (women welfare), MUKHYAMANTRI Kisan Kalyan Yojana
- MP Smart Cities Mission - Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Ujjain
- MPESB, MPPSC, MPSC - state recruitment bodies
- MP High Court Jabalpur - jurisdiction, circuit benches
- AIIMS Bhopal, IIT Indore, IIM Indore - educational institutions
✅ Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility for MPPSC SSE, MP Police Constable and MP Police Sub Inspector
💰 Salary, Pay Scale and Job Profile
MPPSC posts are Group A/B officer level. MP Police posts are constabulary and officer cadre with clear career progression.
💡 Expert Preparation Tips
Tips covering both MPPSC State Service Exam and MP Police exam tracks
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MPPSC Prelims marks don't count - use Prelims to build Mains foundation, not as a standalone goal - MPPSC final merit is based entirely on Mains (1100 marks from GS Papers I-IV) and Interview (185 marks). Prelims is a screening gate only. Many aspirants spend months exclusively on Prelims preparation and then find Mains inadequately covered. The correct strategy is to prepare Mains-depth content from Day 1 - this preparation automatically covers Prelims since Prelims tests the same subjects at lower depth. Do not treat Prelims and Mains as separate preparation phases. Study History, Geography, Polity, Economy and MP GK at Mains depth throughout your preparation - Prelims becomes a by-product of this. Special focus: Prelims now has negative marking (2026 cycle) - attempt with measured confidence, not blind guessing.
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MP-specific content is the biggest differentiator in both MPPSC and MP Police - dedicate at least 30% of prep time to MP GK - Every MPPSC GS paper in Mains has dedicated MP content: GS I has MP History and Culture; GS II has MP Geography and Environment; GS III has MP Economy; GS IV has MP Polity. The Prelims GS Paper has dedicated MP History and Culture, and MP Polity and Economy units. The MP Police Constable GK section and SI Mains are also heavy on MP current affairs and state GK. Candidates who prepare standard UPSC content without MP-specific study consistently underperform in both tracks. Prepare dedicated MP notes covering Narmada river system, Satpura-Vindhya geography, Gond-Bhil tribes, Chandela-Parmara history, MP Wildlife parks, Chanderi-Maheshwari textiles and MP government schemes.
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MP Police physical test failure is permanent disqualification - build fitness from Day 1 - Many MP Police aspirants who score well in the written test fail at PET/PST because they delayed physical preparation. The Constable 800m run standard (2 minutes 45 seconds for males) and SI running standard require sustained cardiovascular fitness that takes months to build. Height and chest requirements are fixed and cannot be trained. Start a daily running program from the first day of preparation - begin with comfortable runs and progressively build speed toward the required time. Practice long jump and high jump separately. Measure your performance against the standards weekly. Physical fitness cannot be rushed - a candidate who starts training 2 weeks before the physical test almost always fails after months of written preparation effort.
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MPPSC and UPSC CSE preparation overlaps 60-70% - targeting both is efficient for MP-domicile candidates - MPPSC GS syllabus (History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Environment) is almost identical to UPSC CSE Prelims GS Paper I. MPPSC CSAT Paper II is equivalent to UPSC CSAT Paper II. MPPSC Mains GS papers cover the same broad themes as UPSC Mains GS Papers I-IV. The main MPPSC additions are: MP-specific units in all papers (30% of total content) and Hindi essay in Mains. Candidates with MP domicile aspiring to civil services should prepare for UPSC CSE and MPPSC simultaneously - the additional preparation needed for MPPSC is primarily the MP-specific syllabus. The MPPSC upper age limit of 40 years (General) also gives more flexibility than UPSC's 32 years, making MPPSC a viable parallel track.
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MPPSC Mains answer writing in Hindi requires specific practice - English preparation is not enough - MPPSC Mains papers (except Hindi paper which is always in Hindi) can be attempted in Hindi or English, but most candidates and most successful selections at MPPSC use Hindi medium. The Hindi essay paper (100 marks) requires writing 1500-2000 word structured essays in Hindi on contemporary topics. Even for the GS papers, answers written in Hindi at MPPSC tend to be evaluated at a higher standard since MPPSC evaluators are predominantly Hindi-medium. Candidates who have prepared primarily in English should start practising Hindi answer writing from the Mains preparation stage. Practice 2-3 full Hindi answers daily from 6 months before Mains. The Hindi essay paper is qualifying in some cycles - verify from the specific notification.
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MP Police Constable: attempt all 100 questions - no negative marking means blanks are wasted opportunities - MP Police Constable written test has no negative marking. A wrong answer costs nothing; a blank answer also gives nothing. With 100 questions and zero penalty, the mathematically correct strategy is to attempt every question. After answering questions you know, spend the remaining time eliminating obvious wrong options on uncertain questions and making an educated guess. This approach gives a 25-33% expected return on uncertain questions versus 0% for blanks. Many constable exam candidates following general SSC/banking advice (which has negative marking) leave questions blank unnecessarily. Fill every answer bubble in the MP Police Constable exam - it is always a net positive to guess when there is no penalty.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions - MPPSC and MP Police 2026
Most searched questions about MPPSC SSE and MP Police Constable and SI recruitment answered
MPPSC (Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission) is the state-level equivalent of UPSC. Both conduct multi-stage competitive exams (Prelims, Mains, Interview) to recruit civil services officers. Key differences: MPPSC posts are state cadre (SDM, Block Officer, Naib Tehsildar) vs UPSC IAS/IPS/IFS posts; MPPSC age limit is 21-40 years for General vs UPSC's 21-32 years; MPPSC has dedicated MP GK units (History, Geography, Polity, Economy of MP) in all papers vs UPSC's national focus; MPPSC Mains are primarily attempted in Hindi and generally shorter length answers vs UPSC's longer analytical essays; MPPSC salary and prestige is lower than IAS but still excellent as Group A state officer. Preparing simultaneously is highly efficient - 60-70% of syllabus overlaps. Add MP-specific content for MPPSC and additional analytical depth for UPSC. Candidates who clear both have the option of state-level posting immediately while UPSC results are awaited.
MPPSC Prelims marks are NOT counted in the final merit list. Prelims is purely a screening stage to shortlist candidates for Mains. The final MPPSC merit is based exclusively on: Mains GS Papers I through IV (total 1100 marks or up to 1500 depending on the specific cycle and whether additional papers are included) plus Interview/Personality Test (185 marks). The Hindi paper in Mains is qualifying only - marks are not added to merit. This means the total final merit is approximately 1685 marks (GS Papers 1100 + Interview 185). A candidate who barely clears Prelims but scores excellently in Mains and Interview will rank above a candidate who scored very high in Prelims but performed averagely in Mains. This should guide how you allocate preparation time - Prelims preparation is necessary to qualify but Mains quality determines your actual rank and post allocation.
Constable and SI are very different in qualification, selection process, responsibilities and career trajectory. Constable requires only 10th/12th pass, age 18-25, and is selected through a single written test (100 marks, no negative marking) plus qualifying physical test. Pay starts at Level 3 (Rs.19,500 basic). Constables perform ground-level policing duties - patrol, crowd control, law enforcement support. SI requires graduation, age 21-28, and is selected through Prelims (qualifying) → Mains (300 marks) → PET (100 marks, counts in merit) → Interview (50 marks). Pay starts at Level 7 (Rs.35,400 basic). SIs are first-level officer posts - station house management, investigation, FIR registration, court proceedings. Career progression: Constable → Head Constable → ASI → SI (through departmental exams). Direct SI → Inspector → DSP → SP through promotions. If you have a degree, applying for SI directly is the better career path given the significantly higher pay, responsibilities and faster career progression to higher police ranks.
MP-specific knowledge is critically important for MPPSC and cannot be substituted with UPSC preparation alone. In MPPSC Prelims, the GS Paper has dedicated MP History and Culture (Unit 6) and MP Polity and Economy (Unit 7) - together these constitute approximately 20-25% of Prelims questions. In MPPSC Mains, every GS paper has substantial MP content: GS Paper I covers MP History, Literature, Art, Culture and Tribes; GS Paper II covers MP Geography, natural resources, environment; GS Paper III covers MP Economy, Agriculture, Industry, Infrastructure; GS Paper IV covers MP Polity, administration, governance. Candidates who prepare UPSC content exclusively and skip MP-specific preparation typically lose 15-25% of marks across all papers, which in a competitive exam with narrow rank differences is a massive disadvantage. Successful MPPSC candidates consistently cite dedicated MP GK preparation as a critical factor in their selection.
MP Police SI selection is quite competitive - Madhya Pradesh has a large population with many educated graduates competing for limited SI posts. The selection process (Prelims → Mains → PET → Interview) has multiple elimination stages. PET failure eliminates candidates regardless of written score. There is no formal limit on the number of attempts for MP Police SI - candidates can apply as long as they remain within the age eligibility window (21-28 years for General, with up to 33 years for SC/ST of MP). The competitive nature means candidates cannot simply clear the minimum qualifying marks - they need to score well above cut-off in Mains to be shortlisted for physical test, and then maintain physical fitness standards. Given the age limit, most serious aspirants have 5-7 attempt windows. Starting preparation early and building strong MP GK and physical fitness alongside written preparation gives the best chance of selection within the available attempts.
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MPPSC State Service Exam and MP Police 2026 - Complete Guide: Prelims, Mains, Constable, SI Exam Pattern, MP GK and Free Mock Tests
The MPPSC State Service Examination (SSE) conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) is MP's premier civil services exam recruiting candidates for Group A and B state officer posts (Deputy Collector/SDM, Block Development Officer, Naib Tehsildar, Commercial Tax Officer and 25+ others). Three stages: Prelims (Paper I General Studies 200 marks + Paper II CSAT 200 marks = 400 marks total, no negative marking, marks NOT counted in final merit) → Mains (4 GS papers = 1100 merit marks + Hindi qualifying papers) → Interview (185 marks). Final merit = 1285+ marks from Mains and Interview. The MPPSC syllabus extensively tests Madhya Pradesh-specific content in all papers - MP History and Culture, MP Geography, MP Economy, MP Polity. Eligibility: Any graduation, age 21-40 years (General), MP domicile required.
The MP Police Constable exam (MPESB) has a written test of 100 MCQs, 100 marks, 2 hours, no negative marking covering GK and Reasoning (40Q), Mental Ability (20Q) and Science and Arithmetic (40Q), followed by Physical Efficiency Test and Document Verification. 7,500 vacancies in recent cycle; salary Rs.19,500-Rs.62,600; 10th/12th pass eligible; age 18-25 years. MP Police Sub Inspector (SI) selection has Prelims (100 marks, qualifying only, no negative) → Mains (Paper I Part A: Current Affairs/Economy/Security 150 marks + Part B: Reasoning 150 marks = 300 marks) → PET (100 marks, counts in merit) → Interview (50 marks). Graduate required; age 21-28 years. MP GK is essential for both tracks - Narmada river, Kanha-Bandhavgarh wildlife parks, Gond-Bhil tribes, Chandela-Parmara history, Indore Smart City, Ladli Behna Yojana and MP government schemes are consistently tested.
Our free MPPSC and MP Police mock tests cover all key sections - General Studies (History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Science with MP-specific content), General Knowledge and Awareness (MP GK and national current affairs), General Intelligence and Reasoning (CSAT and Police Reasoning), Numerical and Mathematical Ability (CSAT numerics and Police arithmetic) and English Language (comprehension) - available topic-wise at zero cost at StudiesToday.com.