MP Police Constable Result: Unsuccessful candidates are going to get one more chance in MP Police Result
MP Police Constable Result 2022: The Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) on Thursday released the result of written examination for the recruitment of 6000 police constables. Around 12 lakh candidates had participated in this computer based written examination. It is evident that the result of lakhs of candidates has been declared unsuccessful. But these candidates need not despair. Shivraj Singh is soon going to recruit 6000 more constable posts in MP Police. That is, another new recruitment of AP Police Constable. So candidates continue your preparation. His dream can come true in the new recruitment.
Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) may release notification of new 6000 constable recruitment soon. But candidates should keep in mind that there will be a lot of difference between the rules of MP Police Constable Recruitment 2021 and MP Police Constable Recruitment 2022.
The selection process is about to change in the new MP Police Constable Recruitment. At present, where PET (Physical Efficiency Test) is only qualifying, the marks of PET will be available in the new recruitment. In the new police recruitment exam, 50% marks will be from written test and 50% will be from PET. The better the physical test, the better marks he will get. You will get extra points for fitness. Slab for physical test will be prepared. The selection will largely depend on the performance in the physical test.
In the ongoing constable recruitment, there is a rule for running, throwing and long jump. Constable GD candidates have to run 800 meters in 2 minutes 45 seconds. Throw a ball of 19 feet 7.260 kg. After this, a long jump of 13 feet has to be done. Whereas perhaps in the next recruitment, this rule should be applicable that the one who completes the 800 meter race in the shortest time, the farther the ball will throw and the longer the jump, the more marks will be given to those candidates.
There is also a difference that in the currently ongoing MP Police Constable Recruitment, those who fail in the written test will not be able to appear in the PET. Whereas in the upcoming constable recruitment, preparations are being made to give a chance to the candidates in both written and PET. Both will be given 50-50 percent weightage.