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Madhya Pradesh Police to hire 1,000 drivers: 800 for districts, 200 for special forces
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 04:01 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission released the 2026 recruitment brochure, announcing direct recruitment of 1,000 police drivers, with 800 slots for district police and 200 for special armed forces, requiring heavy‑vehicle licences, written exam and physical test.
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPSC) has published the official rule book for the 2026 recruitment drive, confirming that 1,000 positions for police drivers will be filled through direct recruitment. Of these, 800 vacancies are earmarked for district police units while the remaining 200 are allocated to the state's special armed forces.
Candidates must possess a valid heavy‑vehicle driving licence, as the role involves operating large police vehicles. The selection process will consist of a written examination followed by a physical fitness test, both of which are mandatory for eligibility.
The recruitment brochure outlines the application timeline, eligibility criteria and the fee structure, urging interested aspirants to submit their forms within the stipulated period. Successful candidates will be posted across various districts and special force battalions throughout Madhya Pradesh.
The move aims to strengthen the operational capacity of the state police by ensuring a dedicated pool of qualified drivers, thereby improving response times and logistical support for law‑enforcement activities.
Candidates must possess a valid heavy‑vehicle driving licence, as the role involves operating large police vehicles. The selection process will consist of a written examination followed by a physical fitness test, both of which are mandatory for eligibility.
The recruitment brochure outlines the application timeline, eligibility criteria and the fee structure, urging interested aspirants to submit their forms within the stipulated period. Successful candidates will be posted across various districts and special force battalions throughout Madhya Pradesh.
The move aims to strengthen the operational capacity of the state police by ensuring a dedicated pool of qualified drivers, thereby improving response times and logistical support for law‑enforcement activities.