If you’re preparing for the Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer exam in Madhya Pradesh, your wait for the hall ticket is over. The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) released the MPPSC ADPO Admit Card 2026 on 21 October 2026, and the written examination is now set for 1 November 2026. That’s this Sunday — so if you haven’t downloaded the card yet, this is your nudge.
A quick bit of history, because it explains the date: this exam was originally scheduled for 18 October 2026, then postponed. MPPSC announced the new date of 1 November along with the admit card release date of 21 October in its exam-date notice. The recruitment fills 107 Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer posts — Gazetted Class II posts in the Home Department of the Madhya Pradesh government — under Advertisement No. 03/2026. The admit card link is live on mppsc.mp.gov.in.
MPPSC ADPO Admit Card 2026: Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Commission | Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) |
| Post | Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer (ADPO) |
| Post category | Gazetted Class II (permanent) |
| Department | Home Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh |
| Total posts | 107 |
| Advertisement number | 03/2026 |
| Admit card released | 21 October 2026 |
| Written exam date | 1 November 2026 |
| Exam mode | Offline (written examination) |
| Job location | Madhya Pradesh |
| Official website | mppsc.mp.gov.in |
How to Download the ADPO Admit Card
- Go to mppsc.mp.gov.in.
- On the homepage, find the admit card link for the Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer Examination 2026.
- Log in with your application number/registration details and date of birth (or password, as the portal asks).
- Your hall ticket will open on screen. Read it fully before downloading — don’t just hit print.
- Download the PDF and print two copies. One goes in your bag for exam day, one stays at home.
Check These Details the Moment You Download It
- Your name, photograph and signature — do they match your application?
- The exam date (1 November 2026), the reporting time, and the exam centre name and address.
- The instructions printed on the card — MPPSC’s instructions on the card itself are the ones that apply to you, not a friend’s summary of them.
- If anything is wrong, use the contact/helpdesk details on the MPPSC website immediately. Sorting out a correction on 31 October is a gamble you don’t need.
What the ADPO Role Actually Involves
For anyone still wondering what they’re signing up for: an Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer works in the prosecution wing of the state — assisting in the conduct of criminal cases on behalf of the state in district courts, preparing case files, and working with the district prosecution office. It’s a gazetted officer post, which is part of why this recruitment draws law graduates from across the state. The 107 posts are a solid number for a specialist cadre like this, and the written examination is the gateway — so the 1 November paper deserves your full attention this week.
Your Last-Week Checklist
- Admit card printed? Twice? Good.
- Original photo ID packed with the admit card — the two travel together.
- Centre located in advance. If it’s a new city, check the route now, not on Sunday morning.
- Reach the centre well before the reporting time printed on your card.
- Revise, rest, and don’t try to learn a new subject the night before. It won’t stick, and it’ll cost you sleep.
After the Written Exam: What to Watch For
Once the 1 November paper is done, the next update to watch is the result on mppsc.mp.gov.in — MPPSC publishes its results and further notices on the same portal, so bookmark the ADPO section rather than relying on forwarded links. Keep your application number and admit card safe even after the exam; you’ll need both for every later stage, including document verification if you qualify. And keep your original certificates — educational qualifications, category certificate if applicable, domicile, and photo ID — in one folder now, while you have a free week to organise them. Candidates who scramble for documents after a result announcement always regret the delay.
One more practical point: the postponement from 18 October to 1 November gave everyone two extra weeks. If you used them well, you’re in a stronger position than you were. If you didn’t, there’s still this week. Use it on revision and mock practice, not on hunting for leaked papers — there are none, and the ones circulating are fakes.
Important Links
| Link | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| MPPSC official website | ADPO admit card download + exam notices |
| BSF HC RO RM Admit Card 2026 | CBT exam on 2 Nov — another exam-week update |
| RRB JE CBT 1 Admit Card 2026 | Exam on 27–28 Oct — same exam week |
| NICL Assistant Mains Admit Card 2026 | Mains exam on 30 Oct |
FAQs: MPPSC ADPO Admit Card 2026
When was the MPPSC ADPO admit card released?
On 21 October 2026, on the MPPSC website mppsc.mp.gov.in.
When is the MPPSC ADPO written exam?
1 November 2026. The exam was earlier scheduled for 18 October and was postponed to this date.
How many ADPO posts are there?
107 posts of Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer (Gazetted Class II) in the Madhya Pradesh Home Department, under Advertisement No. 03/2026.
How do I download the admit card?
Visit mppsc.mp.gov.in, open the ADPO admit card link, log in with your application details, and download and print the hall ticket.
What should I carry to the exam centre?
Your printed admit card and an original photo ID. Follow the instructions printed on your admit card for anything else required on the day.
