# MP Police constable recruitment exam on 19 November

2026-10-28T14:46:20+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Madhya Pradesh Karmchari Chayan Mandal has scheduled the police constable (general duty) recruitment examination for 19 November. The board has filled 7,500 posts and released the exam schedule, shift timings, city details, pattern and syllabus for candidates who applied. The written test will be held in two shifts each day. Candidates are advised to study the syllabus and marks distribution carefully to prepare better.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The announcement sets a clear date for lakhs of applicants who have been waiting for the exam schedule. By releasing the pattern and syllabus in advance, the board gives candidates a defined preparation window. The two-shift format suggests a large number of test-takers, which the board will need to manage across multiple cities. The next concrete step for candidates is to appear for the exam on 19 November.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/madhya-pradesh/mp-police-constable-recruitment-exam-2026-date-syllabus-exam-pattern-2026-10-28>
  Straight factual announcement of exam date and details

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