UP Police Result 2024 Latest Update: Check Constable DVPST List Date Here

UP Police Constable Result 2024 Date: The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board is soon expected to release the results of the Constable Exam conducted on 23, 24, 25, 30, and 31 August 2024. According to the Twitter handle of UP Police, the result can be released by the third week of November. UPPRPB is working continuously towards the early publication of the results of the written examination. It is expected that in the third week of November, UPPRPB will publish the list of suitable candidates for the next stage of selection DVPST. Official information in this regard will be put on the Board's website in due course.

UP Police Constable Final Answer Key 2024

UPPRPB has uploaded the final answer key of the exam on its official website at uppbpb.gov.in. The board received objections regarding a total of 70 questions in 10 shifts. After which the board amended and canceled 25 questions.  The final answer key link is given below.

UP Police Constable Final Answer Key Link

According to the information given by the board on X, "UPPRPB has published the final answer key on 30/10/24 after a thorough examination of the objections received from the candidates of the written examination of Reserve Recruitment-2023 and based on the report received from subject experts. This is the official website of  theboard http://uppbpb.gov.in and https://ctcp24.com/uppbpbcst23/index.aspx... Available on 09-11-2024.

It is noteworthy that the marks of the rejected questions of each shift will be given as per the ruling given in Writ Petition No. 2669/2009 Pawan Kumar Agrahari Vs. UPPSC decided by the Hon'ble High Court of Allahabad.

UPPRPB is continuously working towards the early publication of the result of the written examination. It is expected that in the third week of November, UPPRPB will publish the list of suitable candidates for the next stage of selection DVPST. Official information in this regard will be put on the Board's website in due course. ”