UPPRPB

UP Police Constable Result 2026 has been declared by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) on July 31, 2026. The result is for the written exam held under the Civil Police Constable and Equivalent Posts Direct Recruitment-2025 (Advt. No. PRPB-B Constable PAC and Other Cadre 07/2025), against a total of 32,679 vacancies. Out of 21,92,236 candidates who appeared for the exam, 76,184 candidates have been shortlisted for the next stage Document Verification and Physical Standard Test (DV/PST). Candidates can check their result on the official website, uppbpb.gov.in, using their registration number and date of birth.

UP Police Constable Result 2026 - Quick Overview

The UP Police Constable Recruitment 2026 drive covers Constable (Civil Police) and equivalent posts, including Constable PAC, Special Security Force, Mounted Police, Jail Warder, and Women Constable categories. Here is a quick snapshot of the result.

UP Police Constable Result 2026: Important Dates

UP Police Constable Cut Off 2026 (Category-Wise)

The UPPRPB has released normalized, category-wise cut-off marks used to prepare the DV/PST shortlist, adjusted across the six shifts in which the exam was held.

Around 76,184 candidates nearly 2.33 times the number of advertised posts have been called for DV/PST. All candidates scoring equal to their category cut-off have also been included in the list. Home Guard, Freedom Fighter dependent, and Ex-Servicemen category candidates who meet the minimum qualifying marks have reportedly been called for DV/PST directly, without a separate cut-off.

UP Police Constable Minimum Qualifying Marks 2026

Separate from the shortlisting cut-off, these are the minimum percentage marks a candidate must score in the written exam to be considered eligible at all.

How to Check UP Police Constable Result 2026

• Visit the official website: uppbpb.gov.in.
• Click the link related to the Constable Civil Police and Equivalent Posts Direct Recruitment-2025 DV/PST Result.
• Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth.
• Submit the details to view your status Shortlisted for DV/PST, Not Shortlisted, Not Qualified, or Absent.
• Download the result page and, if needed, use Ctrl+F on the published PDF list to search your roll number.
• Take a printout and keep it safe for the DV/PST stage.

What Happens After the UP Police Constable Result?

Candidates shortlisted in the written exam result now move to the next stages of selection:

• Document Verification (DV): Checking of educational certificates, identity proof, and other eligibility documents.
• Physical Standard Test (PST): Verification of height, chest measurement (where applicable), and other physical standards.
• Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Assessment of running, endurance, and physical fitness, tentatively scheduled for September 2026.
• Final Merit List: Prepared after all stages are completed, forming the basis of final selection.

Candidates must clear DV/PST and PET to remain in contention; failing either stage removes a candidate from further selection.

Required Documents for DV/PST

• Educational qualification certificates and mark sheets
• Date of birth proof
• Category/caste certificate (if applicable)
• Valid photo identity proof
• Recent passport-size photographs
• Any other document specifically mentioned in the individual DV/PST call letter

Note: The precise, board-issued document checklist has not been confirmed in the source material used for this article. Candidates should rely on the official call letter for the final list.

Important Instructions

• Check your result only through the official UPPRPB website to avoid misinformation.
• Keep your registration number and date of birth handy while checking the result.
• Download and save both the result and cut-off PDFs for future reference.
• Start organizing your documents in advance since DV/PST is expected to begin from 17 August 2026.
• Regularly monitor the official website for the exact DV/PST date and venue allotted to you, as individual scheduling details have not been released yet.