The MP CPCT result for the 13 to 15 November 2026 exam will be a score card in your CPCT login, published after all objections are reviewed. It shows your MCQ marks and English and Hindi typing speeds, each marked Qualified or Not Qualified. Score cards for the September 2026 session are already out.
MP CPCT Result 2026
This page shows how to download the November 2026 CPCT score card, what it shows, the qualifying marks and where the score is used.
How to download the MP CPCT November 2026 score card?
- Open cpct.mp.gov.in and use the score card link, or choose Existing User to reach the login page.
- Log in with your registration number (login ID), password and the captcha.
- Open your November 2026 application and download the score card.
- Check your marks, typing speeds and the Qualified or Not Qualified status of each module.
- Save the PDF and keep a printout for job applications.
Score cards are released only after the objection committee has finished its review, and the final score may differ from the provisional one shown after the test. Recruiters can check a score card through the ScoreCard Verification option on the portal.
What does the MP CPCT score card show?
Each module is judged separately, so you can qualify in one and not in another.
The score card also has your photo and a QR code with your application number, name, exam date and the three scores.
What is the expected MP CPCT November 2026 cut off?
CPCT has no rank-based cut off. You qualify each module with a fixed 50% score (source: 2026, official CPCT Rule Book), and recruiters may ask for more.
| Module | Minimum to qualify |
|---|---|
| MCQ (computer proficiency) | 38 of 75 marks (50%) |
| English typing | 30 NWPM (scaled 50%) |
| Hindi typing | 20 NWPM (scaled 50%) |
How is MP CPCT typing speed turned into a percentage?
Typing speed in net words per minute is converted to a scaled percentage using this official chart:
| Scaled score | English typing | Hindi typing (Unicode) |
|---|---|---|
| 50% | 30 to 40 NWPM | 20 to 25 NWPM |
| 60% | 41 to 50 NWPM | 26 to 30 NWPM |
| 70% | 51 to 60 NWPM | 31 to 35 NWPM |
| 80% | 61 to 70 NWPM | 36 to 40 NWPM |
| 90% | 71 to 80 NWPM | 41 to 50 NWPM |
| 100% | 81 NWPM or more | 51 NWPM or more |
Which jobs accept the MP CPCT score card?
Departments, corporations, boards and agencies of the Madhya Pradesh government use CPCT for posts such as Data Entry Operator, IT Operator, Assistant Grade-3, stenographer, shorthand and typist. You must qualify computer proficiency; the typing modules needed depend on the job, as set out in the official skill suitability matrix.
- A department accepts one score card per candidate, so submit your best one.
- Each score card is valid for 7 years from the exam date.
- You can retake CPCT in any later session to improve, with a new fee.
- CPCT does not check your educational qualification or job eligibility; the recruiter does that separately.