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UP Police Constable Result 2026: 76,184 Candidates Shortlisted for DV/PST — Here's What Comes Next

UP Police Constable Result 2026: 76,184 Candidates Shortlisted for DV/PST — Here's What Comes Next

If you sat for the UP Police Constable written exam this year, the wait is finally over. The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) declared results on July 31, 2026, and the numbers tell an intense story of competition: out of roughly 21.9 lakh candidates who appeared for the exam, only 76,184 have made the cut for the next stage — Document Verification (DV) and Physical Standard Test (PST).

This shortlist works out to about 2.33 times the total number of vacancies, which stands at 32,679 posts across Constable (Civil Police), Constable PAC, Special Security Force, Mounted Police, Jail Warder, and Women Constable categories under Advertisement No. PRPB-B (Constable PAC and Other Cadre) 07/2025.

How the Shortlist Was Prepared

The written exam was conducted across three days — June 8, 9, and 10, 2026 — spread over six shifts. Because different shifts can vary slightly in difficulty, UPPRPB applied a normalization process to level the playing field before finalizing scores. Category-wise cut-off marks were then calculated based on these normalized results. For reference, the cut-off for the Unreserved (UR) category has been set at 258.03661 marks.

Along with the result, the board also released the revised final answer key, prepared after reviewing objections submitted by candidates following the provisional key.

How to Check Your Result

If you haven't checked your status yet, here's the process:

  1. Visit the official UPPRPB website at uppbpb.gov.in.
  2. Look for the notice titled "Constable Civil Police and Equivalent Posts Direct Recruitment-2025 — DV/PST Result."
  3. Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth.
  4. Submit to view your status: Shortlisted for DV/PST, Not Shortlisted, Not Qualified, or Absent.
  5. Download the result page and keep a printed copy — you'll need it during the DV/PST stage.
  6. If the list is published as a PDF, use Ctrl+F (or the search icon on mobile) to locate your roll number quickly.

What Happens Next: DV, PST, and PET Explained

Clearing the written exam is only the first hurdle. Shortlisted candidates now move through three more stages before the final merit list is drawn up:

Document Verification (DV): Your original academic certificates, identity proof, domicile certificate, and category certificates will be checked for authenticity and eligibility.

Physical Standard Test (PST): This covers measurement of height, chest (for applicable categories), and weight, verified against the government's prescribed physical standards.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET): The endurance stage — male candidates must run 4.8 km within 25 minutes, while female candidates need to cover 2.4 km within 14 minutes.

DV and PST are scheduled to begin from August 17, 2026, with the PET expected to follow in September 2026. After PET, candidates go through a medical examination, and the final selection list is released based on cumulative performance across all stages.

Quick Tips for Shortlisted Candidates

  • Start your PET training now. Five to six weeks isn't a lot of time to build running endurance, especially if you haven't been training consistently.
  • Organize your documents early. Original certificates, mark sheets, domicile proof, and category certificates should be sorted and verified for accuracy well before your DV date.
  • Track official notices regularly. UPPRPB tends to update DV/PST schedules, venue details, and instructions on short notice, so bookmark the official website and check it often.
  • Don't rely solely on the printed result. Keep your login details (Registration Number and DOB) handy, since you may need to check status updates at multiple points in the process.

Final Word

Making it into the top 76,184 out of nearly 22 lakh applicants is no small feat, and it reflects months of serious preparation. But the journey isn't over — DV, PST, and PET are just as decisive in determining the final merit list. Candidates who stay organized, keep their documents ready, and use the next few weeks to build physical fitness will be in the best position to convert this shortlist into a confirmed appointment.

Stay tuned to the official UPPRPB website (uppbpb.gov.in) for the latest updates on DV/PST venues, PET schedules, and further recruitment notices.

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