UP Police SI Result 2026

UP Police SI Result 2026 OUT: 12,333 Candidates Shortlisted from 4,543 Vacancies — Download Scorecard at uppbpb.gov.in

Key Highlights

• Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment & Promotion Board (UPPRPB) declared the UP Police Sub-Inspector (SI) 2025 cycle Written Result on 07 May 2026 — for the 4,543-post recruitment announced under the 2025 advertisement.
• Written Examination dates: 14-15 March 2026.
• Total candidates shortlisted for next stage (DV + PST): 12,333 — approximately 2.7× the vacancy count, per UPPRPB's standard shortlisting ratio for the SI cadre.
• Qualifying criteria: Minimum 35% in each subject + 50% aggregate marks across the Written Examination paper.
• Scorecard download portal: siupexam25.com/si2025writtentestresults/loginpage.aspx — login with Roll Number + Date of Birth.
• Next stages: (1) Document Verification (DV); (2) Physical Standard Test (PST) + Physical Efficiency Test (PET); (3) Final Merit List + Appointment.
• DV + PST schedule: Not yet announced as of 26 May 2026 — UPPRPB will publish via separate notice at uppbpb.gov.in. Regular check-back required.

Quick decision check — what to do right now

If your roll number appears in the 12,333-shortlist:

1. Download your scorecard immediately at siupexam25.com/si2025writtentestresults/loginpage.aspx — login with Roll Number + Date of Birth. Save the PDF + print 3 copies (one for personal records, one for upcoming DV, one as backup).
2. Verify your printed details match your application — name spelling, date of birth, category, photograph. Any discrepancy must be flagged to UPPRPB before DV. Same-day discrepancy resolution at the DV centre is NOT permitted — UPPRPB rejects candidates whose scorecard details don't match document originals.
3. Start gathering DV originals — Class 10 + Class 12 + Graduation certificates + mark sheets, Aadhaar, PAN, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (UP residency proof), Ex-Servicemen certificate (if applicable), PwBD certificate (if applicable), character certificate from Class 12 institution, NCC certificate (for additional preference marks if claimed), all academic transcripts. Get 2 photocopies of each + the originals in a separate folder.
4. Begin physical preparation immediately for PST + PET. Male candidates: 4.8 km run in 25 minutes (Gen / OBC / SC); 4.8 km run in 27 minutes (ST). Female candidates: 2.4 km run in 14 minutes. Height/chest measurements: Male UR/OBC 168 cm height, 79-84 cm chest (with 5 cm expansion); Female UR/OBC 152 cm height. UPPRPB typically gives 30-45 days notice for PST + PET dates — but starting physical conditioning now is the strategic play.
5. DO NOT plan major life events (weddings, long trips, expensive medical procedures) for July-August 2026. PST + PET schedules typically fall in that window, and missing the assigned date results in disqualification. Keep calendar open.

If your roll number does NOT appear in the shortlist:

• The Written Examination cut-off in your category was higher than your aggregate score this cycle.
• Review the cut-off (UPPRPB releases category-wise cut-off PDF along with the result).
• Plan for the next UP Police SI recruitment cycle — typically every 18-24 months — and use the intervening time for systematic Written Examination preparation.

The 4,543-vs-12,333 math — what shortlisting ratio means

UPPRPB shortlists approximately 2.7× the vacancy count for the next stage (DV + PST + PET). This 2.7× buffer accounts for the typical attrition pattern at each subsequent stage:

• Document Verification stage — ~10-15% of shortlisted candidates either fail to appear, have discrepant documents, fail caste / category verification, or fail character verification. These candidates are eliminated.
• Physical Standard Test (PST) — ~5-8% of DV-cleared candidates fail to meet the height / chest standards (typically failing chest measurement after expansion).
• Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — ~10-20% of PST-cleared candidates fail to complete the 4.8 km run within the stipulated time (25 / 27 minutes for males) or the 2.4 km run within 14 minutes for females. This is the biggest attrition stage.
• Medical Examination — ~3-5% of PET-cleared candidates fail vision / hearing / chronic-condition screens.

The end-to-end attrition typically reduces the 12,333 shortlist to the final ~4,543 selected candidates — i.e., the 2.7× ratio is calibrated to absorb the standard 60-65% pass-through rate across all post-Written stages.

Practical implication: Being in the 12,333 shortlist gives you approximately a 37% probability of final selection if you continue without further preparation. With dedicated physical conditioning over the next 30-45 days, you can lift this to ~50-60% — the PET is the single biggest attrition gate and is the most controllable variable.

Physical Standards Test (PST) — what to expect

UPPRPB PST measures three standards on the assigned PST day at a designated UP Police training facility:

Height (no relaxation):

• Male UR / OBC: 168 cm minimum
• Male SC: 168 cm minimum
• Male ST: 160 cm minimum
• Female UR / OBC: 152 cm minimum
• Female SC: 152 cm minimum
• Female ST: 147 cm minimum

Chest measurement (Male only; with 5 cm expansion required):

• Male UR / OBC / SC: 79 cm unexpanded → 84 cm expanded
• Male ST: 77 cm unexpanded → 82 cm expanded

Weight (Female only):

• Female all categories: 40 kg minimum (no upper limit).

These standards are non-negotiable — UPPRPB does not allow margin-of-error tolerance. Candidates marginally below the threshold (e.g., 167.9 cm for males) are typically disqualified. Verify your measurements with a tape measure before arriving at the PST centre.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — what to expect

UPPRPB PET is conducted on the same day as PST (typically immediately after PST clears):

• Male UR / OBC / SC: 4.8 km run in 25 minutes.
• Male ST: 4.8 km run in 27 minutes (relaxation acknowledging regional demographics).
• Female UR / OBC / SC: 2.4 km run in 14 minutes.
• Female ST: 2.4 km run in 16 minutes.

Strategic preparation tips:

1. Start running TODAY. With 30-45 days minimum before PET (potentially more), even 30 days of consistent running can take a sedentary candidate from "unable to complete" to "qualifies with margin." The opposite is also true — candidates who don't prepare and rely on intermittent gym work typically fail.
2. Train at pace, not just at distance. The PET is time-bound. Running 4.8 km in 35 minutes (slow jog) doesn't help if the cut-off is 25 minutes. Use interval training (run-walk-run patterns) to incrementally bring your pace down to <5 min/km.
3. Wear the exact shoes you'll wear on PET day. Don't experiment with new shoes in the final week — break in your shoes during practice.
4. Hydrate properly the day before; eat a moderate breakfast 2 hours before the PET. Avoid heavy meals or empty stomach on test day.
5. Mental preparation: the last 800m is when most candidates fail. Practice finishing strong — your PET-day pace should feel comfortable up to 3.2 km, with reserve energy for the final push.

Document Verification (DV) — what to expect

DV will be scheduled separately by UPPRPB at designated Range Office locations across UP. Each candidate is assigned a specific DV date + location. Required originals:

• Application form printout (final-submit confirmation PDF).
• Admit Card (printed copy from the Written Examination).
• Scorecard (newly downloaded post-result).
• Class 10 + Class 12 + Graduation mark sheets + degree certificates.
• Date of birth proof (Class 10 mark sheet typically suffices).
• Aadhaar + PAN card.
• Caste certificate (SC / ST / OBC) — must be issued from competent UP authority, valid on the application date, in the UP Government's prescribed format. Non-UP-issued caste certificates are NOT typically accepted — verify with your specific Range Office.
• EWS certificate (if applicable) — issued within 1 year of the application date.
• Domicile certificate (UP State residence proof).
• Character certificate from Class 12 institution Principal.
• NCC / NSS / Sports certificates (if claimed for preference marks).
• Ex-Servicemen discharge book + service certificate (if applicable).
• PwBD certificate (if applicable).
• Recent passport-size photographs (10-15 copies recommended).

Bring originals + 2 photocopies of each document. Any single missing document = disqualification at DV. Plan the document gathering as a 7-10 day project starting immediately.

Cut-off mark interpretation

UPPRPB's qualifying threshold for the Written Examination is 35% in each subject + 50% aggregate. However, the selection cut-off (the score needed to be among the 12,333 shortlisted) is significantly higher than this qualifying threshold — typically:

• UR (General): ~210-225 / 400 (~55% aggregate)
• OBC: ~200-215 / 400 (~53% aggregate)
• SC: ~190-205 / 400 (~50% aggregate)
• ST: ~180-195 / 400 (~47% aggregate)
• EWS: ~205-220 / 400 (~54% aggregate)

Actual category-wise cut-off marks for UP Police SI 2025 cycle are published separately by UPPRPB along with the result — download from uppbpb.gov.in. These cut-offs are useful for self-evaluation if you're a future applicant planning to take the next SI cycle.

Pay + posting + career progression for selected SI candidates

UP Police SI is a Group-B Gazetted-equivalent Police Officer cadre. Selected candidates undergo training at the UP Police Training School (RTC) for ~12 months, after which they're posted to Police Stations / Range Offices across UP.

• Training period: ~12 months at UP Police Training School (RTC) — fully residential.
• Training stipend: ~₹35,400/month (basic pay starts during training).
• Post-training posting: UP Police Sub-Inspector at a Police Station / Range Office.
• Effective gross monthly salary (post-training): ₹50,000-65,000 (basic + DA + HRA + Uniform + Risk + Ration allowances).
• Career progression: Sub-Inspector → Inspector → Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) — typically via UPPRPB / UPSC departmental promotion examinations. Senior career growth to SP / SSP / DIG / IG via in-service progression. 25-30 year career arc.