MP Police SI Question Paper 2026, Memory Based Paper PDF

Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB) has successfully conducted the first shift written examination for the recruitment of Sub Inspector/Subedar posts. The examination was conducted on 16th January 2026, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, at various examination centers across the state. Candidates who want to know what are the questions are asked in the examination, please bookmark this article. Our team is consulting with candidates who appeared in the exam and noting down all the questions. We will upload the memory-based MP Police SI Question Paper 2026 in this article soon

MP Police SI Question Paper 2026

The examination was conducted in offline mode across two sessions, morning (9:30 am to 11:30 am) and afternoon (2:30 pm to 4:30 pm). Those preparing for the upcoming recruitment are eager to go through the questions asked in the MPESB Police SI Question Paper 2026 from Hindi and English Comprehension, Analytical Skills, History, Geography, Science, Civics, Basics of Computing, and Current Affairs to familiarize themselves with the exam format and difficulty.

MPESB Police SI Question Paper 2026

To help future aspirants for the Sub Inspector examination, the memory based MP Police Sub Inspector Question Paper 2026 will be made available for practice and self-assessment. Candidates will be able to check all 100 questions asked in the examination.

MPESB Police SI Prelims Question Paper 2026 PDF Link

After the completion of the exam, the memory based MP Police SI Prelims Question Paper 2026 will be shared here for candidates. A memory-based question paper is an exam paper constructed using the memories of candidates who appeared in the exam. By analyzing the MP SI/Subedar paper, candidates can understand the questions, exam format, repeated topics, exam level, and marks distribution among the sections, which helps in effective preparation for the next attempts.

MP Police SI Prelims Exam Pattern 2026

The examination consists of a total of 100 questions from various subjects, with each question carrying 1 mark, which must be completed in 2 hours. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.