Overview
The Madhya Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory has announced 126 permanent non‑gazetted posts for Laboratory Technician, Laboratory Assistant and Laboratory Attendant. Applications are to be submitted online via the MP Online portal from 18 March to 6 April 2026, with no application fee. Eligibility requires a Bachelor’s degree for Technician, 12th Science for Assistant, and 10th/12th Science for Attendant. Selection involves shortlisting based on qualifying exam marks followed by a 2‑hour written exam with category‑wise cutoffs.
Key Details
- Organization
- Madhya Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), Home (Police) Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh
- Qualification
- Laboratory Technician: Bachelor’s degree in Science, Forensic Science, Computer Science or Computer Application; Laboratory Assistant: 12th (Science); Laboratory Attendant: 10th/12th (Science)
- Vacancies
- 126
- Posted
- 18 Mar 2026
Important Dates
| application_start_date | 18 Mar 2026 |
| application_end_date | 06 Apr 2026 |
Important Links
Vacancy Details
Madhya Pradesh: 126
Selection Process
Stage 1 – Shortlisting (5× rule) based on qualifying exam marks; Stage 2 – 2‑hour written exam (100 marks) with category‑wise cutoffs; Final merit list and document verification
How to Apply
Visit the MP Online portal, Register with a valid mobile number and email ID, Fill the MP FSL online application form for the desired post, Upload required documents (photograph, signature, certificates, caste, domicile, etc.), Submit the form, download the confirmation page, and keep a printout for verification
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the important dates for MP Police Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online for 126 Laboratory Technician, Laboratory Assistant and More Posts?
application start date: 18 Mar 2026; application end date: 06 Apr 2026; shortlisting date: ; written exam date:
What is the application fee?
unreserved: 0; reserved: 0; women: 0; ex servicemen: 0; PwD: 0; transgender: 0
What is the age limit?
Minimum 18 years as on 1 January 2026; maximum 40 years for unreserved male candidates; extended up to 45–50 years for women, reserved categories, government employees, Vikram Awardees and certain inter‑caste marriage cases from MP domicile
What is the selection process?
Stage 1 – Shortlisting (5× rule) based on qualifying exam marks; Stage 2 – 2‑hour written exam (100 marks) with category‑wise cutoffs; Final merit list and document verification