1.7 Lakh candidates have been shortlisted, check result 2024 her and category wise cut off for UP Police Constable posts.
UP Police Constable 2024 Live Result: The results of the constable recruitment exam have been released by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB). Candidates can view the results at uppbpb.gov.in, the UPPBPB’s official website. Check the UP Police Constable Result 2024 directly here Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Measurement Test (PMT), and Document Verification (DV) will be the following tests the board holds. Following the results of the written exam, the dates and admission cards for these rounds will be released.
48,17,441 applicants enrolled for the UP Police Constable recruitment exam this year. Among them were 15 lakh female candidates. Approximately 34.6 lakh applicants took the written exam.
Two phases of the UP Police Constable written test were conducted on August 23, 24, 25, and August 30, 31.
This test will be used by the board to fill 60,244 positions. Twenty percent of the 12,049 available positions are set aside for female applicants. There are 48,195 openings for male applicants.
The final answer key was made public by the board on October 30 and was accessible for download at uppbpb.gov.in until November 9. Seventy objections were found to be valid by the board.
29 questions have more than one right response.
25 incorrect questions
Responses modified: 16
Any contestant who answers a question incorrectly will receive full credit. Those who provide one of the correct answers will receive marks for questions with multiple correct answers.
View the most recent UP Police Constable result 2024 live updates below.
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