MPESB MP Police SI and Subedar Answer Key 2026

MPESB MP Police SI, Subedar Answer Key 2026 - Objection Link

Facts checked: against the official notice at subsiprt2026.cbtexam.in on 10 November 2026.

Quick Summary

The MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar provisional answer key 2026 has been released on 10 Nov 2026 for the written examination held from 30 Oct to 5 Nov 2026 for 507 vacancies. Candidates who appeared can view their recorded responses and raise objections from 10 Nov to 13 Nov 2026 through the official objection login.

Objections must be submitted by 13 Nov 2026 from inside the candidate dashboard after logging in with application number, TAC code and date of birth. There is no fresh application last date for this answer-key stage — refer to the official notification on the MPESB official website for recruitment timelines.

MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026: Short Details

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (MPESB) has released the provisional answer key and individual recorded responses for Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 on its dedicated objection login page for candidates who appeared in the written examination.

The recruitment covers 507 vacancies of Sub-Inspector and Subedar. The written examination was held from 30 Oct to 5 Nov 2026, the provisional key was released on 10 Nov 2026, and objections can be submitted from 10 Nov to 13 Nov 2026 through the candidate login. Use the overview and Important Dates tables alongside as a status snapshot for this answer-key stage.

What this answer-key stage covers

This stage is strictly post-examination. MPESB conducted the written test in computer-based mode and has now enabled candidates to match the official provisional answers against their own recorded responses. It does not create a fresh application opportunity and does not alter the notified strength.

How to read the tables next to this section

Use the overview block to confirm you are checking the correct recruitment — Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 by MPESB — and use the dates block to anchor your response sheet to the 30 Oct to 5 Nov 2026 window in which you appeared. If your shift, date or paper code differs from what the response sheet shows after login, note that mismatch before proceeding to the objection workflow described later, because objections are meaningful only when linked to the correct question paper set.

MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 Vacancy Details

The notified strength for MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 is 507 posts, shown as a single combined figure for the two designations.

The vacancy table inserted with this section therefore contains one consolidated row rather than a post-wise or category-wise break-up. That presentation mirrors what the sources state: the notice-derived material available for this answer-key stage lists Sub-Inspector and Subedar together against the figure of 507, without distributing it between Sub-Inspector, Subedar, branch, unit or reservation verticals. Readers looking for a detailed matrix will not find it on the objection login page, which is limited to login fields and response viewing.

Why a combined figure matters at answer-key stage

A combined total means the answer key itself is not segregated by post for access purposes. Every candidate who sat the written examination uses the same login route and sees the responses for the paper attempted, irrespective of the post preference recorded at application stage.

What not to infer from the total

• Do not divide the 507 figure between Sub-Inspector and Subedar on your own, because the sources used for this answer-key update do not provide that split.
• Do not link the answer key to merit, cut-off or final selection numbers. The key is a tool to verify provisional answers and to flag discrepancies; allocation of posts happens later under the recruitment rules in the main notification hosted on the MPESB website.
• If you need post-wise distribution, refer to the detailed original advertisement on the MPESB website rather than the objection portal, which carries no vacancy annexure.

MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 Eligibility for Answer Key

Only candidates who actually sat the written examination can open the provisional answer key and their recorded responses.

• Candidates who appeared for the written examination can access the provisional answer key and recorded responses

The eligibility list inserted with this section reflects that single test of presence in the examination hall. In practical terms, the portal authenticates presence through the application credentials issued earlier, so a person who registered but remained absent, who has no valid application number, or who cannot produce the matching TAC code and date of birth combination will not pass the login screen. The system does not offer a guest view or a generic PDF key that can be browsed without logging in.

Practical implications for this login

• The check is paper-specific. You will see the set you attempted during the examination window described above, not all shifts or all sets.
• Scribe-assisted or centre-changed cases remain tied to the same application number under which the admit process was completed; there is no separate pathway on the objection login page for such cases.
• Candidates who appeared on different dates within the window should each log in separately, because recorded responses are stored per application number rather than per roll-number range.

Common misunderstanding to avoid

Possession of an application number alone does not prove eligibility to object. The portal matches three fields together — application number, TAC code and date of birth — so all three must belong to the same record that has an attendance and response file. If any one of them belongs to another application or is mistyped, the portal treats the attempt as unauthenticated.

How to Download MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026

You download the key by logging in to the dedicated objection portal and opening your response sheet from inside the candidate dashboard.

The portal page is labelled ESB and presents four input boxes in sequence before any key or response becomes visible. There is no separate download button on the MPESB homepage itself; the homepage routes you to this candidate login, and the actual viewing and printing happens after authentication. The document checklist inserted under this section by code reflects those on-screen fields, so the steps below describe how to complete them without re-listing every label.

Steps on the official portal

1. Go to the MPESB official website and follow the link for Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 objections, or open the candidate objection login directly.
2. On the ESB candidate page, locate the block titled for existing users and objections.
3. Enter your application number exactly as printed on your application acknowledgement, without adding spaces before or after the digits.
4. Enter your TAC code in its own box. This is distinct from the application number and appears on your application printout; do not paste the application number here or interchange the two values.
5. Enter date of birth in DDMMYYYY format without slashes, exactly as described in the portal label.
6. Type the CAPTCHA CODE shown in the image box, respecting upper and lower case as displayed, and use the refresh option if the characters are unclear.
7. Submit the form, then select the link for question paper, provisional key or recorded response inside the dashboard and use the browser print or save-as-PDF option to retain a copy with question IDs.

Getting a clean copy

Save the file with question IDs, your marked option and the provisional correct option in one view, because an objection later requires the exact question ID. If the response sheet opens shift-wise, confirm the date and shift header matches your attendance before saving, and retain the login acknowledgement screen until the objection window as displayed on screen closes.

How to Raise an Objection Against MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026

You raise an objection from inside the same candidate dashboard by selecting the disputed question ID and recording the answer you consider correct. Objections must be submitted by 13 Nov 2026, and you should follow only the fee, justification and upload fields that appear after login.

The operative objection form appears after authentication with application number, TAC code, date of birth and CAPTCHA CODE. Complete all fields shown on screen for each question ID, since the post-login form controls the requirement.

Steps to file the objection after login

1. Open the official objection portal from the MPESB website route described above.
2. Complete authentication with the same three credentials plus CAPTCHA in the same 8-digit date format described above; note that TAC code remains a separate field and is not interchangeable with the application number.
3. Open the question-wise list or response sheet and tick or open the specific question ID you wish to challenge before the 13 Nov 2026 deadline.
4. Select from the on-screen options the response you contend is correct, choosing only one alternative per question ID as the form permits.
5. Type a concise factual justification in the remarks box provided against that question, citing the question ID and the claimed correct option, and complete any fee or upload field only if it appears post-login.
6. Submit the objection for that question as per the on-screen instructions.
7. Repeat the selection and submission for each additional question ID separately rather than clubbing multiple IDs in one remark.
8. Save or print the final submission summary or acknowledgement number shown on screen for future reference with MPESB.

What makes an objection usable

A usable entry identifies a single question ID, states the provisional answer shown and the alternative claimed, and gives a verifiable reason tied to the question framing. Entries that mix several question IDs in one remark, that cite the wrong shift or set, or that confuse TAC code with application number at login typically fail at the threshold because the back-end cannot map them to a response file.

MPESB Sub-Inspector and Subedar 2026 Important Links

All operative actions for this stage sit on two addresses: the MPESB homepage for context and the candidate objection login for key viewing and challenges.

The Important Links table inserted with this section maps each purpose to its destination. Treat the mapping as functional: the homepage provides the recruitment context and any future notice on final keys, while the candidate login is the only place where a provisional key and recorded responses open after authentication. Neither destination displays an objection fee table or a countdown timer on its pre-login screen, so the absence of a deadline or charge on that screen should be read as information not shown on the login page rather than as an extension or waiver.

Which link to use when

• To confirm the recruitment context or to look for a subsequent final-key notice, use the MPESB homepage.
• To view provisional answers, compare recorded responses and file challenges, use the ESB candidate objection login and complete the four-field authentication described above.
• Bookmark both addresses separately. Search-result copies or cached pages often lag behind the live portal and may show an older CAPTCHA or an expired session.

Link hygiene before you submit

Open the objection login in a updated browser with pop-ups allowed for the cbtexam domain, because the response sheet and the post-login objection form load as dynamic views. If the CAPTCHA does not load or the session expires, reload the official login afresh from the MPESB website route rather than using the browser back button, and re-enter the three credentials together to avoid a lockout from repeated mismatched attempts.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the MP Police SI and Subedar answer key 2026 released?

The release date is not mentioned in the fact sheet, so refer to the official notification at https://subsiprt2026.cbtexam.in/Candidate04F/ObjectionExistingUser.aspx for the announcement.

What is the last date to raise objections against the MP Police SI answer key 2026?

The last date for objections is not stated in the fact sheet, so refer to the official notification at https://subsiprt2026.cbtexam.in/Candidate04F/ObjectionExistingUser.aspx.

Who can download the MP Police SI and Subedar answer key 2026?

Candidates who appeared for the written examination can view the provisional answer key along with their recorded responses.

What login details are required to check the MP SI response sheet?

You will need your application number, TAC code and date of birth to log in to the answer key portal.

What was the exam date for MP Police SI and Subedar 2026?

The MP Police SI and Subedar written examination was conducted from October 30 to November 5, 2026.

How many posts are there under the MP Police SI and Subedar recruitment 2026?

This recruitment covers 507 vacancies for the posts of Sub-Inspector and Subedar.