MP Police Constable Band Recruitment 2026 – 679 Vacancies Apply Online Last date 19 April 2026

The salary structure for Constable (Band) posts in Madhya Pradesh Police is governed by the state government’s pay rules and allowances. The official pay scale is ₹19,500 – ₹62,000 per month, classified under the 7th Pay Commission guidelines. However, newly appointed candidates will receive a stipend during the initial training and probationary period.

• First Year: 70% of the minimum pay scale (approx. ₹13,650 per month).
• Second Year: 80% of the minimum pay scale (approx. ₹15,600 per month).
• Third Year: 90% of the minimum pay scale (approx. ₹17,550 per month).
• From Fourth Year onwards: Full salary as per pay band ₹19,500 – ₹62,000.

In addition to the basic pay, Constables are entitled to various allowances and benefits, including:

• Dearness Allowance (DA) as revised periodically by the state government.
• House Rent Allowance (HRA) depending on posting location.
• Medical facilities for self and family.
• Provident Fund (PF) and pension benefits under the contributory pension scheme.
• Insurance coverage and gratuity as per service rules.
• Other allowances such as travel, uniform, and special duty allowances.

Note: Salary progression and allowances are subject to periodic revisions by the Madhya Pradesh Government. The pay structure ensures financial stability, career growth, and long‑term benefits for serving personnel.

Candidates applying for the Constable (Band) posts must meet specific age, educational, and other eligibility requirements as prescribed by the Madhya Pradesh Police Department. The criteria ensure that only suitable candidates are considered for recruitment.

Note: Eligibility will be verified during document verification and physical measurement tests. Candidates failing to meet any criteria will be disqualified from the recruitment process.

Note: PwBD candidates are entitled to 10% horizontal reservation within these vacancies.

• Photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, PAN)
• Domicile Certificate (for reserved categories)
• Educational Certificates
• Category/Reservation Certificates

1. Visit MP Online Portal.
2. Register with Aadhaar and valid mobile/email.
3. Fill application form carefully.
4. Upload required documents.
5. Pay application fee online.
6. Submit and download application receipt.

The selection process for Constable (Band) posts in Madhya Pradesh Police is comprehensive and multi‑stage, designed to assess physical fitness, musical skill, and overall suitability for service. Candidates must successfully clear each stage to progress to the next.

1. Physical Measurement Test (PMT):
   • Height: Minimum 168 cm (UR/OBC/SC/EWS); 160 cm (ST).
   • Chest (for male candidates only): 81 cm (unexpanded) and 86 cm (expanded).
   • Weight: As per medical standards prescribed by MP Police.

   Only candidates meeting these physical standards will qualify for the next stage.

2. Skill Test:

   Conducted to evaluate basic aptitude and ability to handle instruments. Candidates must demonstrate familiarity with band instruments and readiness for performance training.

3. Band Performance Test:
   • Practical demonstration of playing designated musical instruments (brass, percussion, or wind instruments).
   • Assessment of rhythm, coordination, and ability to perform in a group setting.
   • Marks awarded based on accuracy, musicality, and discipline during performance.
4. Document Verification:

   Original certificates including educational qualification, domicile, caste/reservation proof, Aadhaar, and valid photo ID must be produced. Candidates failing verification will be disqualified.

5. Merit List Preparation:

   Final merit list will be prepared based on performance in Band Performance Test, reservation rules, and eligibility criteria. Priority will be given to Home Guards and Ex‑Servicemen as per government norms.

Note: PwBD candidates are entitled to 10% horizontal reservation. Selection will strictly follow state government reservation policies and guidelines issued by the Madhya Pradesh Police Department.

The selection examination for Constable (Band) posts in Madhya Pradesh Police is conducted in multiple stages to assess physical standards, technical skills, and musical proficiency. Candidates must qualify each stage to progress further. The exam pattern is as follows:

1. Physical Measurement Test (PMT):
   • Height: Minimum 168 cm (UR/OBC/SC/EWS), 160 cm (ST).
   • Chest (male only): 81 cm unexpanded, 86 cm expanded.
   • Weight: As per medical standards prescribed by MP Police.

   Only candidates meeting these physical standards will be allowed to appear in subsequent tests.

2. Skill Test:

   This stage evaluates the candidate’s basic aptitude and ability to handle musical instruments. Candidates must demonstrate familiarity with brass, percussion, or wind instruments used in police bands. Marks are awarded for handling, accuracy, and readiness.

3. Band Performance Test:
   • Practical demonstration of playing designated instruments.
   • Assessment of rhythm, coordination, and ability to perform in a group setting.
   • Evaluation of discipline, stage presence, and musical accuracy.

   This is the most critical stage, as performance marks directly influence the merit list.

4. Document Verification:

   Original certificates including educational qualification, domicile, caste/reservation proof, Aadhaar, and valid photo ID must be produced. Candidates failing verification will be disqualified.

5. Merit List Preparation:

   The final merit list is prepared based on Band Performance Test scores, reservation rules, and eligibility criteria. Priority is given to Home Guards and Ex‑Servicemen as per government norms. PwBD candidates receive 10% horizontal reservation.

Note: Detailed schedule of PMT, Skill Test, and Band Performance Test, including exam centres and reporting instructions, will be notified separately through admit cards and official website updates.

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