UP Police recruitment 2025 result out for computer operator grade-A, SI, ASI posts

The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has announced the written exam result for UP police direct recruitment 2023 for various posts of computer operator grade-A, police sub-inspector (confidential), and police assistant sub-inspector (ministerial and accounts).

Candidates who appeared for the UP police recruitment exam can check their results online at uppbpb.gov.in. UP police recruitment result can be accessed by entering the valid registration number and date of birth.

Candidates who secure the required qualifying marks—35% in each subject and 40% overall—in the offline written exam are called for document verification and the physical standard test.

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UP Police Recruitment Result 2025: How to check?

Follow the steps below to check the Uttar Pradesh police recruitment results for the posts of SI, ASI, and computer operator.

• Go to the official website, uppbpb.gov.in.
• Click on the “Result of Written Examination conducted under Direct Recruitment 2023” link.
• Next, click on the candidate login button.
• Enter the valid registration number and date of birth.
• The UP police recruitment result for SI, ASI, and computer operator will be displayed.

As per the rules, a qualifying computer typing test will be conducted for those who qualify the document verification and physical standard test.

Candidates who have been selected for the post of sub-inspector (ministerial) in the application form will have to appear for the qualifying shorthand test after completing the typing test.

Candidates who qualify the required computer typing and shorthand tests will be considered as per their merit (marks obtained in the offline written test) and the reservation policy as per government order.

The UPPRPB conducted the pen-and-paper (OMR) exam for computer operator grade A on November 1, while the exams for SI, ASI were held on November 2.