MPESB Police Constable Previous Year Question Papers (PYQs) – Free Download Link

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB) has released the notification for MP Police Constable Recruitment 2025. The recruitment process will be done for 7,500 Constable (General Duty – GD) posts.

So that’s why there is going to be a lot of competition here, the one who practices well will get one of his posts in Police Constable (GD). And for this practice you will get a direct link to download question papers for free here, along with that you will also understand its exam pattern, you will also know whether there is negative marking or not. So let’s move forward for further information.

In MPESB Police Constable (GD) Recruitment Selection process will be depended on Written Exam, Physical Efficiency Test and Document Verification.

Last Date To Apply – September 29, 2025

Exam Date – October 31, 2025

MPESB Police Constable Recruitment 2025 Application Form

MPESB Police Recruitment Test 2025 Exam Pattern

Subject-Wise Marks Distribution

MPESB Police Recruitment Test 2025 Marking Scheme

• Marks For Correct Answer – 1 Mark.
• Marks For Wrong Answer – 0 Mark
• Marks for Un Attempted Answer – 0 Marks

MPESB Previous Year Question (PYQ) Papers

Click Here to download the MPESB Police Constable 2024 Question Paper PDF

Get Direct Link for MP Police Constable Exam Question Paper 2023 here.

Download the MPESB Constable Question Paper PDF From this link (Question Paper Year 2022)

Download the MPESB Police Constable Previous Year Paper 2017 in PDF format.

Get your free copy of the MP Police Constable Practice Question Paper PDF (Year 2017)

Download the free MP Police Recruitment Question Paper 2017 PDF

Download the MP Police Recruitment Question Paper 2016 PDF (PYQ)

MPESB Police Recruitment PYQs – 2014

Download the MP Police Constable Sample Question Paper 2013 from this link.

MPESB Police Constable Exam 2025 Smart Preparation Tips

So, let’s talk about how you can prepare step by step.

1. First, Understand the Exam Pattern

Many students jump into preparation without knowing the paper format. Don’t do that mistake.

• The paper will be in Hindi.
• There will be 100 MCQs (multiple-choice questions).
• Time will be 2 hours.
• The best part? No negative marking – so attempt all questions.

2. Subject-Wise Strategy

(a) General Knowledge & Current Affairs (40 Marks)

This is the highest scoring section.

• Focus on Madhya Pradesh GK – rivers, dams, wildlife sanctuaries, important personalities, history, and festivals.
• Read about India’s current events – government schemes, awards, sports, and defense news.
• Make short notes for quick revision.

(b) Reasoning & Mental Ability (30 Marks)

Reasoning is all about practice.

• Solve questions on series, puzzles, coding-decoding, direction, analogy, and blood relation.
• Practice 20–25 questions daily.
• Learn short tricks but only after understanding the logic.

(c) Science & Elementary Mathematics (30 Marks)

Don’t worry – the questions are not from high-level Math or Science. They are basic school-level.

• Science: Revise simple topics from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology that are used in daily life.
• Maths: Focus on percentages, averages, ratios, profit-loss, time & distance, and simple interest.

3. Practice with Previous Year Papers

If you want to understand the real exam level, then solving previous year question papers (PYQs) is the key.

• MP Police exams in 2016, 2017, 2022, 2023, and 2024 are available in PDF.
• Solve them in 2 hours like a real exam.
• Check which topics are repeated every year.

4. Many students study all day without planning – and still fail. Why? Because random study = no direction. So Create a effective study plane.

• Divide your time into 3 parts: GK, Reasoning, and Math/Science.
• Study at least 6 hours daily if you are a serious candidate.
• Last 1 hour of the day → Revise what you studied.

5. After the written exam, you have to clear the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).

• Start running practice from today – 1 to 2 km daily.
• Add light exercises like push-ups, sit-ups, and skipping.
• Eat healthy food and maintain stamina.

6. Final Revision Strategy

• In the last 15 days, stop learning new topics.
• Revise only the important notes, formulas, and GK facts.
• Give 3–4 mock tests in exam conditions.