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Over 2,400 Candidates to Appear for MPPSC Main Exam in Indore with New Three‑Tier Security
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 01:36 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission will hold the 2026 MPPSC Main examination from September 7‑12 across 12 state capitals, with 2,428 candidates slated to write at six centres in Indore under a three‑tier security setup.
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has scheduled the 2026 State Service Main Examination to be conducted between September 7 and September 12. The exam will be held simultaneously in twelve district headquarters across the state, with each paper running from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
In Indore, six designated examination centres will accommodate a total of 2,428 candidates. To ensure a smooth and safe conduct, MPPSC has introduced a three‑tier security arrangement that includes perimeter checks, biometric verification at entry points, and on‑site surveillance throughout the testing period.
Candidates are expected to report at their allotted centres well before the start time to complete the verification process. The commission has urged aspirants to adhere to the guidelines and cooperate with security personnel to maintain the integrity of the examination.
The new security protocol reflects MPPSC’s commitment to preventing malpractice and ensuring a fair assessment environment for all examinees.
In Indore, six designated examination centres will accommodate a total of 2,428 candidates. To ensure a smooth and safe conduct, MPPSC has introduced a three‑tier security arrangement that includes perimeter checks, biometric verification at entry points, and on‑site surveillance throughout the testing period.
Candidates are expected to report at their allotted centres well before the start time to complete the verification process. The commission has urged aspirants to adhere to the guidelines and cooperate with security personnel to maintain the integrity of the examination.
The new security protocol reflects MPPSC’s commitment to preventing malpractice and ensuring a fair assessment environment for all examinees.