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MPPSC Declares the Written Examination Result for Assistant Town Planner 2026

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission has published the written examination result for the Assistant Town Planner Examination 2026 in a notice dated 27 October 2026.

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Assistant Town Planner Examination 2026 (Urban Development Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh) — written examination result

Notification date27 October 2026

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The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission has published the written examination result for the Assistant Town Planner Examination 2026, a recruitment under the state’s Urban Development Department, in a notice dated 27 October 2026. The commission also carries a caveat notice against the same result on the same date.

Assistant Town Planner is a professional post rather than a generalist one: it sits in the planning wing of urban development, and recruitment is normally restricted to candidates with a town and country planning qualification. That smaller, more specific eligible pool is why results in this examination are consulted closely within the state’s planning departments rather than treated as one more commission list.

The caveat notice is the part candidates should read before they read their own status. In Indian commission practice a caveat is entered against a result where a legal or administrative question affects some candidates — commonly a court order, a pending writ, or a category or reservation question that has to be resolved before names are finally settled. A candidate whose entry is covered by a caveat has not been rejected; the outcome is being held pending the question the caveat records.

Both documents are on mppsc.mp.gov.in against the advertisement number, and the commission’s own version is the only one to rely on for a status or a cut-off. The next stage in an MPPSC professional recruitment of this kind is normally the document verification and, where the advertisement provides for it, the interview or written-test stage; the schedule for that is published separately by the commission rather than inferred from the result.

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