UP Police Constable Result 2025: After a considerable wait, the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board officially released the results for the UP Police Constable Recruitment 2025 written examination on July 31, 2026. The objective of this recruitment drive is to appoint eligible candidates to 32,679 constable posts within the Uttar Pradesh Police Department. With the declaration of the results, the long wait for lakhs of candidates has come to an end. Successful candidates must now participate in the first phase of the recruitment process, which includes document verification, physical standard tests, and physical efficiency tests.

It is worth noting that a vast number of candidates participated in this recruitment drive, making the selection process highly competitive. Following the written exam results, the board has shortlisted 76,184 candidates for the next stage. This means that approximately 2.33 times the number of available vacancies have been called for the subsequent selection process, ensuring that the final selection can be made strictly in accordance with established rules.

Candidates’ Wait Ends with Result Declaration

The UP Police Constable recruitment is considered one of the largest police recruitment examinations in the country. Lakhs of young people took this exam to secure a government job. Candidates had been eagerly awaiting the results following the written examination. The board has now officially released the results and published the list of successful candidates.

Selected candidates are advised to closely monitor all official information regarding the next stages of the process, as the dates for document verification and physical examinations will be announced soon.

Recruitment for 32,679 Posts

A total of 32,679 constable posts in the Uttar Pradesh Police Department will be filled through this recruitment drive. Upon completion of the selection process, successful candidates will be appointed to various units. This recruitment is viewed as a significant employment opportunity for the state’s youth. Despite the large number of vacancies, competition remained intense due to the sheer volume of applicants, numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

76,184 Candidates Qualify for the Next Stage

Based on the written examination results, the board has declared 76,184 candidates eligible for the next stage. These candidates will now have to undergo stages such as Document Verification (DV), Physical Standard Test (PST), and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Only those who successfully clear all these stages will secure a place in the final merit list.

Cut-off Marks Also Released

Along with the results, the board has released category-wise cut-off marks. A normalisation process was adopted to determine the cut-offs, as the examination was conducted across multiple shifts. Normalisation was implemented to balance the differences in difficulty levels between shifts, ensuring a fair evaluation for all candidates. Separate cut-offs have been set for General, OBC, EWS, SC, ST, and other reserved categories. Due to the high level of competition this time, the cut-off marks have been a major topic of discussion among candidates.

What is Normalisation?

When a recruitment exam is conducted in multiple shifts, it is not always possible for the question papers across shifts to have the same level of difficulty. In such cases, the board employs a statistical process known as normalisation. The objective of this process is to provide equal opportunities to all candidates, balance the impact of difficult and easy shifts, prepare a fair merit list, and ensure selection based on actual performance. Candidates have been selected for the next stage based on these normalised scores.

Document Verification (DV) and Physical Standard Test (PST)

The next stage for candidates who qualified in the written exam will be Document Verification and the Physical Standard Test. According to the board’s schedule, the DV/PST process is proposed to begin on August 17, 2026. During this stage, all candidates’ original certificates will be verified. Additionally, their height, chest measurements (where applicable), and other physical standards will be tested in accordance with recruitment rules.

Documents Required During DV

Regarding the documents required during DV, candidates must have the following. Required documents include High School and Intermediate mark sheets, graduation certificates, Aadhaar card or other photo identity proofs, caste certificates, domicile certificates, EWS certificates, NCC/sports certificates, passport-sized photographs, a copy of the application form, the admit card, and other necessary documents. Candidates must carry self-attested copies of all documents.

Physical Standard Test (PST)

Candidates’ physical eligibility will be assessed during the PST. This involves measuring height and—for male candidates—chest size, as well as testing other physical parameters in accordance with recruitment rules. Candidates who fail to meet the prescribed standards may be declared ineligible for the subsequent stages of the process.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Candidates who successfully clear the DV and PST stages will be required to appear for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). According to the board, the PET is scheduled for September 2026. The objective of this test is to evaluate the candidates’ physical capability, endurance, and fitness. Separate standards have been prescribed for male and female candidates, and adherence to these is mandatory.

When will the scorecard be released?

Many candidates are eager to know their marks. The Board has clarified that normalised marks and individual scorecards will be made available only after the final selection results are declared. Currently, only the status of successful and unsuccessful candidates has been announced; detailed marks and scorecards will be released once the recruitment process concludes.

How will the final selection be made?

Final selection for the UP Police Constable recruitment will be based on several stages, including the written examination, Document Verification (DV), Physical Standard Test (PST), and Physical Efficiency Test (PET), culminating in a final merit list prepared in accordance with established rules. Only candidates who qualify in all these stages will receive a final appointment.

Conclusion

With the release of the written examination results for the UP Police Constable recruitment 2025, the recruitment process has now entered its next crucial phase. A total of 76,184 candidates have been shortlisted for Document Verification, the Physical Standard Test, and the Physical Efficiency Test to fill 32,679 vacancies. The most significant challenge now facing candidates is successfully completing the upcoming DV/PST and PET stages. If you are among the successful candidates, ensure you have all necessary documents ready, focus on your physical fitness, and regularly follow the schedules and guidelines issued by the Board to ensure the final selection process proceeds smoothly and without hindrance.