MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Notification
Law Officer Recruitment 2026 (Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission)
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MPPSC advertisement 14/2026, dated 4 November 2026, invites online applications for 1 Law Officer post (unreserved, Gazetted Class I, permanent) in the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Law graduates with at least 60% marks and five years of High Court practice in service matters, aged 21 to 40 on 1 January 2027, can apply at mponline.gov.in or mppsc.mp.gov.in from 23 November to 22 December 2026. Selection is by interview.
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 at a glance
- MPPSC Law Officer 2026 status
- Upcoming
- MPPSC Law Officer 2026 last date
- 22 Dec 2026
- Apply from
- 23 Nov 2026
- Total vacancies
- 1
- Age limit
- 21–40 years on 1 January 2027 (no relaxation), as on 1 Jan 2027
- Application fee
- SC / ST / OBC (non-creamy layer) / EWS / PwD domiciles of Madhya Pradesh: ₹250; All other categories and candidates from outside Madhya Pradesh: ₹500
- Qualification
- Graduate
Forms open now
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Important Dates
- Advertisement released
- Online application starts
- Last date for online application
- Last date to correct the online form (window opens 25 Nov 2026)
- InterviewDate to be announced by MPPSC
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Application Fee
| SC / ST / OBC (non-creamy layer) / EWS / PwD domiciles of Madhya Pradesh | ₹250 |
|---|---|
| All other categories and candidates from outside Madhya Pradesh | ₹500 |
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Age Limit as on 1 Jan 2027
| Age limit | 21–40 years on 1 January 2027 (no relaxation) |
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MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Eligibility
- A bachelor's degree in law with at least 60% marks from a recognised university. If the mark sheet shows a grade instead of marks, you must attach an affidavit with the university's proof of the percentage value of that grade.
- At least five years of advocacy in the High Court in service matters, with experience of at least 50 separate decided and pending cases, proved by an affidavit in the format of Appendix-3, attested by an oath commissioner.
- Age at least 21 and below 40 years on 1 January 2027. The post is unreserved, so no age relaxation is given. Age is taken from the Class 10 (High School) mark sheet.
- Qualification and experience must be complete by 22 December 2026, the last date of the online form.
- Under the MP Civil Services rules, a person convicted of an offence against women, or with more than two living children where one was born on or after 26 January 2001, is not eligible.
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Selection Process
- Selection is by interview. After the documents are checked, about 12 eligible candidates are called in the order of marks in the qualifying degree, plus anyone with the same marks as the last one.
- The interview carries 100 marks and the minimum to pass is 41. The final selection is in the order of interview marks.
- If more than 500 candidates apply, MPPSC will hold a written exam. Then 3 times the vacancies in each category are called for interview, the final list is made on written plus interview marks, and there is no minimum interview mark. The scheme and syllabus will be published on mppsc.mp.gov.in.
- The selected candidate serves a two-year probation.
MPPSC Law Officer 2026 Vacancy Details
| Post | Qualification | Posts |
|---|---|---|
| Law Officer, MPPSC (Gazetted Class I, permanent; pay scale ₹15,600–39,100, Grade Pay ₹6,600) | Law degree with at least 60% marks + 5 years' High Court practice in service matters, with at least 50 separate decided and pending cases | 1 |
How to Apply for MPPSC Law Officer 2026
- Fill the online form at www.mponline.gov.in or www.mppsc.mp.gov.in between 23 November and 22 December 2026, uploading a recent passport-size photo and your signature.
- Pay the fee (₹250 or ₹500) by credit card, debit card or net banking, and print the application showing the payment details and 'Payment Done'.
- Correct any mistake online between 25 November and 24 December 2026 (₹50 per correction per session); the name cannot be changed.
- Download the attestation form, personal details sheet and attendance sheet from mppsc.mp.gov.in, sign the printed application and attach self-attested copies of all documents.
- Send the set by registered or speed post in an envelope marked with advertisement 14/2026 and the post name to the Secretary, MPPSC, Residency Area, Indore 452001, so that it reaches by 6:00 pm on 28 December 2026.
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MPPSC Law Officer 2026: Complete Details
About the MPPSC Law Officer post
The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission, Indore, has issued advertisement 14/2026 on 4 November 2026 for one post of Law Officer in the Commission itself. The post is Gazetted Class I and permanent, in the pay scale ₹15,600–39,100 with Grade Pay ₹6,600. The main duty is handling legal work related to court cases. The single vacancy is unreserved, and no seat is set aside for women or persons with disabilities.
Who can apply
You need a bachelor's degree in law with at least 60% marks from a recognised university, and at least five years of practice as an advocate in the High Court in service matters. That experience must include at least 50 separate cases, both decided and pending, listed in an affidavit in the format given in Appendix-3 and attested by an oath commissioner, along with a certificate from the president or secretary of the district bar association. Both the degree and the experience must be complete by 22 December 2026.
Age limit and dates
Candidates must be at least 21 and under 40 years of age on 1 January 2027, with the date of birth taken from the Class 10 mark sheet. Because the post is unreserved, there is no age relaxation. The online form is open from 23 November to 22 December 2026, and mistakes can be corrected online from 25 November to 24 December 2026 for ₹50 per correction. The printed application with documents must reach the Commission by 6:00 pm on 28 December 2026.
How selection works
Selection is normally by interview only. After checking documents, the Commission calls about 12 eligible candidates in order of their marks in the qualifying exam. The interview is of 100 marks, the minimum passing mark is 41, and the final result follows interview marks. If more than 500 people apply, a written exam is held first, three times the vacancies are called for interview, and the final list is made on the total of written and interview marks.
Documents to send
Along with the signed printout of the online form, send self-attested copies of your High School, Higher Secondary and graduation mark sheets and degree, the Appendix-3 experience certificate and affidavit, a domicile certificate if you are from Madhya Pradesh, a caste certificate issued by the competent MP authority if you claim a reserved category, and a no-objection certificate if you are a government servant. Also include the attestation form, personal details sheet and attendance sheet from mppsc.mp.gov.in.
MPPSC Law Officer 2026: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the last date to apply for MPPSC Law Officer 2026?
22 December 2026. The online form opens on 23 November 2026, and the printed form with documents must reach the MPPSC office in Indore by 6:00 pm on 28 December 2026.
How many posts are there?
1 Law Officer post, unreserved.
What is the age limit for MPPSC Law Officer?
21 to 40 years on 1 January 2027. No age relaxation is given because the post is unreserved.
What is the application fee?
₹250 for SC, ST, OBC (non-creamy layer), EWS and PwD candidates who are domiciles of Madhya Pradesh, and ₹500 for everyone else, including candidates from outside Madhya Pradesh.
What qualification is needed?
A law degree with at least 60% marks and at least five years of High Court practice in service matters, covering at least 50 separate decided and pending cases.
Is there a written exam?
Normally no: selection is by interview of 100 marks (41 to pass). A written exam is held only if more than 500 candidates apply.
What is the salary of MPPSC Law Officer?
The pay scale is ₹15,600–39,100 with Grade Pay ₹6,600. It is a permanent Gazetted Class I post.
What if the documents reach late?
They are accepted with a late fee of ₹3,000 from 29 December 2026 to 4 January 2027. After that, they are accepted only with ₹25,000 within 10 working days of MPPSC's notice cancelling such candidatures.
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