MP Police Constable Exam 2023: Answer Key Released, How to Raise Objection – News18

The answer key for the MP Police Constable Recruitment Test 2023 has been issued by the Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB). Candidates who have taken the exam can obtain the MP Police Constable answer key from the official website at esb.mp.gov.in.

If a candidate has an objection to any of the answers provided by the commission, he or she must file it on the official website within the time frame specified, that is, until September 18. Along with registering an objection, candidates must pay the prescribed fee of Rs 50 per question.

Among the 7,090 vacancies being offered through the recruitment drive, 3,851 were open, 709 were reserved for ex-servicemen, 1,063 were reserved for HG, and 1,467 were reserved for females.

MP Police Constable Answer Key 2023: How to Raise Objection

Step 1- The official website is esb.mp.gov.in.

Step 2- Click on the “Online Question/Answer Objection – Police Constable Recruitment Test – 2023″ link on the homepage.

Step 3- Enter your login information and click the Submit button.

Step 4- Examine and save the answer key

Step 5- If you have any objections, raise them. Pay the objection fee, submit

Step 6- Keep the printout for future use.

As per the official notice, “ESB will prepare the final “key” (final answer) for evaluation after considering the erroneous questions in the question paper as well as the online representations received from the candidates.” Bhopal’s Professional Examination Board’s judgement on the final response shall be final. For any concern or further query, candidates can mail to MPPEBonline@gmail.com

The Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) Police Constable Exam 2023 was held from August 12 to September 12, 2023, in two shifts, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. across 13 districts. This recruitment drive was being conducted to fill 7,000 constable vacancies in the department. The recruitment process consists of the following steps- Written Test, Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), Document Verification, and Medical tests.

The exam was held in a multiple-choice question (MCQ) format. The paper was worth 100 marks with one mark for each correct response. Further, no points were deducted for an incorrect answer or unattempted question. The written test consisted of three sections: general knowledge and awareness (40 marks), general science and mathematics (30 marks), and mental ability and aptitude (30 marks).