The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB) has released the admit cards for the practical examination for the posts of Assistant Sub-Inspector (Computer) and Head Constable (Computer). Candidates who registered for this exam can download the MPESB MP Police Admit Card 2026 from the official MPESB website. To download the admit card, candidates must enter their application number, date of birth, and the captcha code.
**How and where to download the admit card**
The results for the MP Police Constable exam have been released on the official website. To assist candidates, the steps to check and download the admit card are outlined below. Candidates can download their admit cards by following these steps:
First, visit the official website at esb.mp.gov.in to download the MP Police Constable exam admit card.
Click on the 'Admit Card' section on the website's homepage.
Next, click on the link for the MPESB MP Police Admit Card 2026.
After clicking the link, carefully enter the required details.
Once the login details are entered, the admit card will appear on the screen.
Finally, take a printout of the admit card.
**MPESB MP Police Admit Card 2026 Direct Link**
https://esb.mp.gov.in/tacs/tac_2026/ASI_computer_TAC26/default_tac.htm
**Check these details on the admit card**
After downloading the Madhya Pradesh Police exam admit card, carefully verify details such as your name, roll number, name of the exam, exam center name, exam date, and shift timing. Additionally, carefully read the important guidelines mentioned on the admit card before heading to the exam center. Make sure to carry both the admit card and a valid ID proof with you on the day of the exam.
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