⚡ Quick Answer: UPPRPB declares the UP Police Constable result in stages at uppbpb.gov.in — Written Exam Result → Document Verification (DV) / Physical Standard Test (PST) → Physical Efficiency Test (PET) → Medical → Final Merit List. You must clear every stage.
The UP Police Constable Result 2026 is one of India’s most anticipated state recruitment announcements, with 40 lakh-plus applicants competing for tens of thousands of constable posts under the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB).
Many candidates clear the written exam only to stumble at the physical-test stage because they didn’t understand the full selection flow. This guide explains each mandatory stage, how to check your result, and how the merit list is built.
What is the UP Police Constable recruitment?
UPPRPB conducts the Constable recruitment to fill police constable vacancies across Uttar Pradesh. Selection is a multi-stage process combining a written examination with physical and medical standards, so a good written score alone does not guarantee a job — you must meet every requirement.
The mandatory selection stages
- Written Exam Result — the objective test result that shortlists candidates for the next stages based on marks and cut-off.
- Document Verification (DV) & Physical Standard Test (PST) — your certificates are checked and your height and chest (for male candidates) or height and weight (for female candidates) are measured against prescribed standards.
- Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — a running test that is qualifying in nature (its marks are not added to the merit).
- Medical Examination → Final Merit List → appointment.
How to check your UP Police Constable result (step by step)
- Visit uppbpb.gov.in and open the “Results” section.
- Click the UP Police Constable Result link.
- Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth / Password.
- Download the scorecard and note your cut-off and category rank.
- Watch the site for your DV/PST and PET schedule, which is announced region-wise.
Understanding the cut-off and merit
The UP Police Constable cut-off is released category-wise (General/EWS/OBC/SC/ST) and reflects vacancies, applicant numbers and paper difficulty.
The final merit is based on your written marks, with the PST and PET acting as qualifying gates — you must pass them, but PET marks themselves do not raise your rank.
Female and male candidates have different physical standards, so read the official notice carefully for your category.
Documents to keep ready for DV/PST
Keep the following handy:
- Admit card
- Result printout
- Registration form
- Class 10 & 12 certificates
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Domicile certificate
- Valid photo ID
- Passport-size photographs
Missing a document at DV can cost you your candidature.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Thinking the written result is final — you must still clear PST, PET and medical.
- Skipping physical preparation — start running practice well before the PET.
- Arriving at DV with incomplete documents — assemble everything early.
- Missing region-wise dates — PET/PST schedules differ by zone; check regularly.
FAQs
Is clearing the written exam enough?
No. You must also clear the PST, PET and medical stages. Merit is based on written marks, with the physical tests as qualifying gates.
Where do I find my PET/PST date?
On uppbpb.gov.in after the written result — keep checking, as dates are announced region-wise.
Do PET marks count in the merit?
No. The PET is qualifying; its marks are not added to your final merit score.
What documents are needed for DV?
Admit card, result printout, Class 10 & 12 certificates, category and domicile certificates, photo ID and photographs.
Is there a second chance for PET/PST?
Usually no — UPPRPB generally does not offer a second date, so be present on the scheduled day.