Haryana Police Constable PMT 2026: HSSC issues list of shortlisted candidates at hssc.gov.in
Suviral Shukla | June 3, 2026 | 08:27 AM IST | 1 min read
The HSSC has shortlisted candidates up to 25 times the total number of advertised vacancies for the PMT stage of the Haryana Police Female Constable .
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Subscribe NowThe Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has declared the list of candidates shortlisted for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) for the post of female constable (general duty) in the Haryana Police Department. Candidates who appeared for the Haryana Police Constable PMT exam can download the list through the official website a hssc.gov.in.
According to an official notice, the commission has decided to shortlist candidates up to 25 times the total number of advertised vacancies for the PMT stage.
The shortlisted candidates are now eligible to appear for the Haryana Police Constable recruitment process PMT. The staff commission has also published the registration numbers of shortlisted candidates in ascending order of their CET registration numbers.
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"The Commission reserves the right to increase the number of candidates in future, if needed," the notice said.
The PMT of shortlisted candidates will start from June 8, 2026. “The shortlisting is subject to the final outcome of ongoing court cases, if any,” the notice added.
Those having a grievance against the shortlisted list, then the same may be raised online clicking on “Raise Grievance” link at the bottom of home page of link grievance.hryssc.com until June 5, it said.
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