The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) recently uploaded the medical exam schedule for the 41,520 posts of Constable (Male and Female) in 2018. Candidates who qualified in the written and physical exams are eligible for the medical exam.

Important Dates:

• Notification Issued: 14th January 2018
• Application Begin: 22nd January 2018
• Last Date for Apply Online: 22nd February 2018
• Last Date for Pay Exam Fee: 23rd February 2018
• Last Date Complete Form: 23rd February 2018
• First Shift Exam Date: 18-19 June 2018
• Second Shift Old Exam Date (Cancelled): 18-19 June 2018
• Admit Card Available (First Shift): 15th June 2018
• Second Shift New Re-Exam Date: 25-26 October 2018
• Admit Card Available (Second Shift): 21st October 2018
• Result Declared: 4th December 2018 at 02:00 PM
• Document Verification Start: December 2018
• Document Verification (Vacant Candidate): 24th-27th December 2018
• Document Verification (Phase II): 26th-31st December 2018
• Medical Exam Start: 7th September 2020

Application Fee:

• General/OBC: ₹400/-
• SC/ST: ₹400/-
• Payment Method: Online via Debit/Credit Card, Net Banking

Vacancy Details (Total: 41,520 Posts):

Age Limit:

• Male Candidates: 18-22 years (as of 01/07/2018)
• Female Candidates: 18-25 years (as of 01/07/2018)
• Age Between: 02/07/1993 to 01/07/2000

Eligibility Criteria:

• Education: Passed 10+2 (Intermediate) exam in any recognized board in India.

Steps for UP Police Constable Syllabus 2018:

1. Download the Syllabus: Visit the official UP Police Recruitment website to download the full syllabus for the Constable recruitment.

2. Understand the Exam Pattern:

   • Written Exam: The written test includes sections on General Knowledge, General Hindi, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning Ability. The total marks will vary, and there will be multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
   • Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Physical endurance is required as per the eligibility standards mentioned above.
   • Medical Exam: The candidates who clear the physical test will proceed to the medical exam.

3. Study the Subjects:

   • General Knowledge: Focus on current affairs, history, geography, politics, and basic knowledge about the state and country.
   • General Hindi: Study grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.
   • Numerical Ability: Practice basic mathematics, algebra, geometry, and data interpretation.
   • Reasoning Ability: Solve puzzles, number series, analogies, and other reasoning problems.

4. Physical Training:

   • Regularly practice running and other physical tests according to the requirements.
   • Work on increasing stamina and endurance for both the running test and overall fitness.

5. Mock Tests & Previous Year Papers:

   • Practice with mock tests and previous year papers to improve time management and accuracy.
   • Focus on solving each section within the given time limit.