UP Police Constable Admit Card 2026
UP Police Constable Recruitment Examination
Conducted by: Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment & Promotion Board
UP Police Constable Admit Card (UPPRPB) — Written Exam & PET/PST Hall Ticket
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam name | UP Police Constable (Direct Recruitment) Computer-Based Written Examination, followed by Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Physical Standard Test (PST) |
| Organising body | Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment & Promotion Board (UPPRPB), Lucknow |
| Exam cycle | Direct recruitment cycle advertised through the UPPRPB official recruitment notice on uppbpb.gov.in |
| Post(s) | Constable posts across the Uttar Pradesh Police directorates (as per the notified advertisement) |
| Total vacancies (indicative) | Large-scale recruitment; the exact vacancy figure per advertisement is declared only on uppbpb.gov.in |
| Admit card status | Expected — hall ticket released via candidate login a few days before the written exam; separate e-call letters for PET/PST stage |
| Admit card release date | Typically announced 4–7 days before the written exam via a dated notice (confirm on the official portal) |
| Exam date(s) | CBT as per the notified schedule; PET/PST for qualified candidates per the results notice |
| Selection stages | Written CBT → Physical Measurement Test (PST) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) → Document verification → Final merit list |
| Official website | uppbpb.gov.in |
UP Police Constable admit card timeline (indicative)
UPPRPB run a stage-checked pipeline for constable recruitment, and every stage issues a fresh hall ticket. Because candidate volume is very large, the board usually releases the exam-city information first so that outstation candidates can make travel plans, and only then the full admit card. The indicative sequence below follows the usual UPPRPB recruitment flow; actual dates are only final when published in a notice on uppbpb.gov.in.
| Event | Indicative date |
|---|---|
| Detailed advertisement & online application window | As per the official recruitment notice |
| Last date of application & fee submission | As per advertisement (usually 4–6 weeks window) |
| Correction window | Short window after submission closure, as notified |
| Exam city intimation | About a week before the written exam |
| Written exam admit card release | Typically 4–7 days before the CBT date |
| Written exam date | As per the schedule printed on the hall ticket and confirmed by the dated notice |
| CBT result | On uppbpb.gov.in after answer-key scrutiny and objection window, as notified |
| PET/PST e-call letters | Issued separately via candidate login for shortlisted candidates only |
| PET/PST dates | As per the physical-test notice; usually grouped by zone and category |
How to download the UP Police Constable admit card
UPPRPB admit cards are login-based, distributed zone-wise using the candidate login credentials created during application. Follow these steps:
- Visit the official portal uppbpb.gov.in and locate the “Recent Notices / Exam” area for the constable recruitment you applied for.
- Click the admit card link for the written exam (or PET/PST call letter for qualified candidates).
- Enter your registration/application number and the password or date-of-birth combination set during online application.
- Complete the security CAPTCHA and submit to open your candidate dashboard.
- Select the admit card link; the hall ticket PDF will open on screen showing your name, photograph, roll number, exam-centre address, exam date and shift timing.
- Cross-check every detail against your original documents — especially name spelling, category, photograph and reporting time.
- Take two clean printouts on A4 paper. Save the PDF in your e-mail as a backup.
- If login fails repeatedly, use the “forgot password” option or contact the UPPRPB helpdesk numbers listed in the recruitment advertisement.
Official UP Police admit card links
All hall tickets, e-call letters, answer keys and results for the UP Police constable recruitment are hosted on the UPPRPB portal itself. No other website has authority to issue or modify admit cards:
- UPPRPB official website: https://uppbpb.gov.in
- The candidate-login link for admit cards is available from the recruitment notice page on uppbpb.gov.in.
UP Police Constable exam pattern & exam day instructions
The written examination is an objective-type CBT of four sections. The exact question count, marking and negative-marking scheme are defined in the active advertisement; the indicative structure below matches the usual UPPRPB constable pattern, and must be confirmed against the current advertisement before the exam.
| Section (typical) | Typical questions | Typical marks |
|---|---|---|
| General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 40 (typical) | 100 |
| General Hindi | 40 (typical) | 100 |
| Numerical & Mental Ability | 40 (typical) | 100 |
| Mental Aptitude / IQ & Reasoning | 40 (typical) | 100 |
| Duration (typical) | 150 questions | 2 hours |
Qualifying candidates are then called for the Physical Measurement Test (PST) covering height and chest standards, followed by the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) involving the notified running distance/events. PET/PST dates and venues are sent as separate e-call letters via the same candidate login.
Documents mandatory on the exam day:
- Printout of the UPPRPB admit card / PET-PST e-call letter, exactly as generated.
- Original photo identity proof (Aadhaar, voter ID, driving licence, passport or PAN card) matching the application details, plus a photocopy where asked.
- Printed copy of the final submitted application form, useful for document verification.
- For PET/PST: original mark sheets, category/domicile certificate and any other documents called for in the e-call letter.
- Report at least 90 minutes before the shift timing at the allotted centre; gates close before the exam start.
- Mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices and written material are strictly prohibited inside the examination hall.
- Physical-test candidates should carry appropriate sports attire as specified in the PET notice.
What to do if the admit card is not yet released
If your admit card is not visible, first confirm that UPPRPB has published the admit-card release notice for your cycle — the “Latest Notices” and “Recruitment” sections at uppbpb.gov.in remain the only reliable source. The exam-city intimation is released a little before the full hall ticket, so download it first to lock in your travel plans. Candidates whose application was rejected for wrong category, incomplete fee, or rejected photographs will not get an admit card; rejected applications are usually listed in a rejection notice published by the board after the correction window closes. Avoid shared login credentials, forwarded PDFs and Telegram “leak” channels. If you cannot log in because the server is busy during peak hours, retry after a short interval and never share your registration number with unofficial helpers.
UP Police Constable admit card FAQ
Q: I forgot my UPPRPB login credentials. How can I get my admit card?
A: Use the “Forgot Password / Forgot User ID” link on the candidate login page, which recovers credentials via your registered mobile number and e-mail. If those are inaccessible, contact the UPPRPB helpdesk mentioned in the recruitment advertisement with your original ID proof details ready.
Q: My exam centre city has been changed from what I chose. Will UPPRPB entertain re-allotment requests?
A: Centre cities are finalised by the board based on candidate density and available capacity. Requests for change are normally not entertained unless the advertisement explicitly allows a grievance window, and even then allocation is not guaranteed. Plan travel based on the final allotted centre.
Q: The admit card shows a date different from the news reports. Which one is correct?
A: Only the date printed on your own admit card and confirmed by the current dated notice on uppbpb.gov.in is valid. Media reports may quote earlier or revised schedules, so always match against the official notice.
Q: Can I use a digital copy of the admit card on my phone at the centre?
A: No. You must carry a hard printout. Mobile devices are not allowed inside the examination hall, so a phone screen is not acceptable proof of permission.
Q: Will PET/PST happen on the same day as the written exam?
A: No. The physical tests are conducted only after the written exam result and are announced through a separate e-call letter for shortlisted candidates. Keep checking the candidate login after the CBT result publication.
Q: If I lose the admit card printout on the exam day, what should I do?
A: If the download window is still live, log in again and take a fresh printout immediately. That is why saving the PDF in your e-mail before the exam day is essential — without the window live, replacement on exam day is highly difficult.
Disclaimer
All dates, timelines and pattern details mentioned on this page are indicative, based on the usual UPPRPB constable recruitment flow and the structure of previous similar advertisements. The exact vacancy number, admit card release date, exam schedule, PET/PST standards and final selection criteria are declared only by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment & Promotion Board through notices on uppbpb.gov.in. Candidates must rely solely on the official portal for hall-ticket downloads and scheduling updates. This page is not an official UPPRPB communication and should be used only as a guidance reference.