Haryana Police Exam Date 2026: Major news has emerged for students applying for the posts of Haryana Police Constable. Specifically, the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has released the examination schedule for the Police Constable PMT/PST. Candidates currently preparing for the Police Constable examination will soon be able to appear for the PMT/PST. The Physical Measurement Test is scheduled for April 15, 2026. Furthermore, 5,500 candidates will be recruited through this examination process.
PMT Pattern
In the Physical Measurement Test, candidates’ height will be assessed. Male candidates must be at least 170 centimetres tall, while female candidates must be at least 158 centimetres tall. Additionally, in the PST (Physical Screening Test),male candidates must complete a 2.5-kilometre run in 12 minutes, and female candidates must complete a 1.0-kilometre run in 6 minutes.
How to Download the Haryana Police Exam Date 2026 Notification
Candidates must visit the official website: www.hssc.gov.in.
Candidates need to click on the ‘Admit Card’ section.
Candidates must click on the ‘Haryana Police Constable PMT/PST Admit Card 2026’ link.
Candidates will be required to enter their login details.
Once the login details have been entered, the admit card will appear on the screen.
Finally, download the admit card and print it for future reference.
Important Dates
Application Start Date: January 11, 2026
Last Date to Apply: January 31, 2026 (Extended)
Application Re-Opening Period: March 16 to March 19, 2026
PMT/PST Commencement Date: April 15, 2026
Admit Card Availability: Prior to the examination
Vacancy Details: Category-wise Vacancies
UR (Unreserved): 2365
BCA: 880
BCB: 605
DSC: 550
OSC: 550
Physical Standards
Male Candidates:
UR (Unreserved): Height 170 cm | Chest: 83–87 cm
OBC/SC/ST: Height 168 cm | Chest 81–85 cm
Female Candidates:
UR: Height 158 cm
OBC/SC/ST: Height 156 cm
Physical Efficiency Test
Male: 2.5 km Run – 12 minutes
Female: 1 km Run – 6 minutes
Ex-Servicemen: 1 km – 5 minutes
Selection Process
Shortlisting based on CET Score
PMT (Qualifying)
PST (Qualifying)
Written Examination (97 Marks + NCC 3 Marks)
Document Verification
Medical Test
