MPPSC Assistant Professor Admit Card 2026 (Out): Download Link, 12 July Exam and Subject-wise Dates

Lokesh Rathore Lokesh Rathore 📅 Published: 04 Jul 2026 🔄 Updated: 08 Jul 2026 ⏱ 7 min read
MPPSC Assistant Professor Admit Card 2026 (Out): Download Link, 12 July Exam and Subject-wise Dates
🔵 Admit Card Out
🛡 Verified from official sources · Last reviewed: 08 Jul 2026 Official source: mppsc.mp.gov.in

📋 At a Glance

Exam
MPPSC Assistant Professor (6 subjects)
Subjects
Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology, Yogic Sci
Admit Card
OUT - download now
Exam Date
12 July 2026
Mode
Offline, OMR, 2 papers
Download
mppsc.mp.gov.in / mponline.gov.in

The MPPSC Assistant Professor admit card 2026 is out. The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC), Residency Area, Indore, has released the admit card (pravesh patra) for six subjects - Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology and Yogic Science (Yogik Vigyan) - whose written exam is on 12 July 2026. If your subject is one of these six, you can download your admit card right now from the official website mppsc.mp.gov.in or from the MP Online portal mppsc.mponline.gov.in by logging in with your application details.

This admit card is for the Assistant Professor (Sahayak Pradhyapak) Recruitment 2025 under the Higher Education Department, Madhya Pradesh, for which the advertisements were originally issued on 30 December 2025. With the exam only days away, print your admit card, read every instruction on it, and finalise your preparation. If your subject is not in the list above, do not worry - MPPSC has split the Assistant Professor subjects across three different exam dates, and we explain the full schedule below so you know exactly which date applies to you. For eligibility, vacancy and detailed pattern information, see our MPPSC Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 guide.

How to download your MPPSC Assistant Professor admit card

The admit-card login is live for the 12 July 2026 subjects. Follow these steps to download and print yours:

  1. Open the official MPPSC website mppsc.mp.gov.in or the MP Online portal mppsc.mponline.gov.in in your browser.
  2. On the homepage, find the admit-card link for your subject - it is listed under the Assistant Professor 2025 (Phase 2) admit-card section.
  3. Click the link to open the admit-card login page.
  4. Log in with your application and registration details, such as your application number and date of birth (enter exactly what you used while applying).
  5. Your admit card will appear on screen. Check every detail carefully - your name, photo, subject, exam date, reporting time, shift and exam-centre address.
  6. Download the admit card and take a clear printout. Keep at least two copies, and save a soft copy on your phone as a backup.
  7. If any detail on the admit card is wrong or the download does not work, contact MPPSC or the MP Online helpline listed on the website immediately.

Both the MPPSC website and the MP Online portal give you the same admit card, so use whichever one opens faster for you. Download it as early as you can rather than waiting for the last day, when the servers are often busy, and keep your application number ready before you start the login.

MPPSC Assistant Professor subject-wise exam dates 2026

This is the part that confuses most candidates, so read it carefully. MPPSC's Assistant Professor 2025 subjects are divided across three exam dates. The admit card is out only for the first group. Find your subject in the table below and note both your exam date and your admit-card date.

Exam date Subjects Admit-card status
12 July 2026 Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology, Yogic Science (Yogik Vigyan) Out now - download from mppsc.mp.gov.in / mppsc.mponline.gov.in
2 August 2026 Hindi, English, Commerce, Political Science, Economics, Sociology Available from 26 July 2026
30 August 2026 History, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics Available from 22 August 2026

The 2 August 2026 schedule is confirmed by the MPPSC corrigendum (No. 06/10,11 and 19-22/2025) dated 03.07.2026. For that group, the exam is offline and OMR-based with Paper 1 (General Studies) from 10:00 to 11:00 AM and Paper 2 (subject) from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, with exam centres in Indore and Bhopal. For the 30 August 2026 group, the application form was also re-opened (last date 10 July 2026); we cover that separately in our MPPSC Assistant Professor new exam date (30 August group) post.

MPPSC Assistant Professor exam pattern (in brief)

The MPPSC Assistant Professor written exam is offline and OMR-sheet based, and it is held in two sessions on the exam day:

  • Paper 1 - General Studies (Samanya Adhyayan): common questions for all candidates.
  • Paper 2 - Concerned Subject: questions from your own subject (Sanskrit, Geography, Law, and so on).

Your exact reporting time, shift, room and exam-centre are printed on your individual admit card. Do not assume a universal timing - read your own admit card and plan your travel around the reporting time printed on it. As a reference point, the 2 August 2026 group has Paper 1 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM and Paper 2 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, but you must confirm the timings on your own admit card, since sessions can differ by group and centre. For the full marking and syllabus breakdown, see our MPPSC Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 guide.

Exam-day checklist: what to carry

Reach your exam centre well before the reporting time printed on your admit card, and carry the following:

  • Your printed admit card (a clear, full-page printout - not just a phone screenshot).
  • A valid original photo ID, such as Aadhaar card, voter ID, driving licence or PAN card.
  • A passport-size photograph, if the instructions on your admit card ask for one.
  • A blue or black ball-point pen (the OMR sheet must be filled correctly).
  • Read and follow all the instructions printed on your admit card - about barred items, reporting time and centre rules.

Avoid carrying mobile phones, smart watches, calculators or any electronic device inside the exam hall unless your admit card specifically allows it.

What if your subject is on 2 August or 30 August?

If your subject is Hindi, English, Commerce, Political Science, Economics or Sociology, your exam is on 2 August 2026 and your admit card will be available from 26 July 2026 - not today. There is nothing to download yet for you, so keep preparing and check the MPPSC website from 26 July. Bookmark the official website so you do not miss the release, and keep your application details handy for the day the login opens.

If your subject is History, Physics, Chemistry, Botany or Mathematics, your exam is on 30 August 2026 and your admit card will be available from 22 August 2026. Importantly, the application form for this group was re-opened and closes on 10 July 2026, so if you still need to apply, act quickly. Full details are in our MPPSC Assistant Professor new exam date (30 August group) post. Candidates preparing for other MPPSC exams can also check our MPPSC State Service Mains Exam 2026 update from the same commission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the MPPSC Assistant Professor admit card 2026 out?

Yes. The MPPSC Assistant Professor admit card is out for six subjects - Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology and Yogic Science (Yogik Vigyan) - whose exam is on 12 July 2026. You can download it now from mppsc.mp.gov.in or mppsc.mponline.gov.in. Admit cards for the other subjects will be released later (26 July for the 2 August group and 22 August for the 30 August group).

How can I download the MPPSC Assistant Professor admit card?

Go to mppsc.mp.gov.in or the MP Online portal mppsc.mponline.gov.in, open the Assistant Professor 2025 (Phase 2) admit-card link for your subject, log in with your application number and date of birth, then check the details and print your admit card. Keep at least two printouts.

What is the MPPSC Assistant Professor exam date 2026?

There is no single date - the subjects are split across three dates. The exam is on 12 July 2026 for Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology and Yogic Science; on 2 August 2026 for Hindi, English, Commerce, Political Science, Economics and Sociology; and on 30 August 2026 for History, Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Mathematics. Check which date your own subject falls on.

Which subjects have their exam on 12 July 2026?

Six subjects have their exam on 12 July 2026: Sanskrit, Geography, Psychology, Law, Geology and Yogic Science (Yogik Vigyan). The admit card for these six subjects is out now.

What documents should I carry to the exam?

Carry your printed admit card and a valid original photo ID such as Aadhaar, voter ID, driving licence or PAN card. Also carry a blue or black ball-point pen and follow every instruction printed on your admit card. Reach the centre well before the reporting time shown on your admit card.

When will the admit card for other subjects (Hindi, English, Commerce, etc.) come?

The admit card for the 2 August 2026 group (Hindi, English, Commerce, Political Science, Economics, Sociology) will be available from 26 July 2026, as per the MPPSC corrigendum dated 03.07.2026. The admit card for the 30 August 2026 group (History, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics) will be available from 22 August 2026.

Last verified: 3 July 2026 (from the official MPPSC website mppsc.mp.gov.in, including the Upcoming-Exam list and the corrigendum dated 03.07.2026). Admit-card and exam details are on your individual admit card, so always confirm the latest information on the official website.

Disclaimer: mprojgarkhabar.com is a private, independent website - NOT an official government portal. Always verify all details on the official website before acting.

Lokesh Rathore
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Lokesh Rathore

Lokesh Rathore is from Madhya Pradesh and has personally prepared for MP government exams such as MPESB (Vyapam) and MPPSC. He has been through the entire process himself - from filling the online form to the exam hall, answer keys and results - so he explains the practical side behind every notification: eligibility doubts, common mistakes, and the right preparation strategy. Through MP Rojgar Khabar, his goal is simple: to give every MP aspirant accurate, trustworthy guidance in one place.