UP Police Constable Recruitment 2018: Bad News! UP Police 2nd Shift Constable Exam Cancelled, New Dates Soon @uppbpb.gov.in

UP Police Constable Recruitment 2018: Informing about the cancellation of the second paper, UP Police Recruitment Board has released a notification on the official website - uppbpb.gov.in.

UP Police Constable Recruitment 2018: The board in the notice on the official website - uppbpb.gov.in has clarified about the UP Police and PAC Recruitment Exam 2018.

UP Police Constable Recruitment 2018: In a bad news for the candidates who had appeared in Uttar Pradesh police recruitment exam that conducted on June 18th and 19th in two shifts, the second shift papers of the exam have now been declared invalid. Informing about the cancellation of the second paper that was conducted during the two days, UP Police Recruitment Board has released a notification on the official website - uppbpb.gov.in. The board in the notice clarified about the UP Police and PAC Recruitment Exam 2018. As per the official statement released by the board, available on the official website, it has been mentioned that the board came across that at a few centres the second shift examination papers were accidentally distributed for the first shift candidates. Hence, the board has decided to declare the second shift exam as invalid and conduct a fresh examination for UP Police recruitment soon. Notably, the exam was conducted for recruitment to 41,520 posts. However, the board has not revealed any specific date for the UP Police re-exam. It is advised that the candidates who had appeared for the examination in the second shift may check the official website for any updates regarding the re-examination. On the orther hand, the candidates who had appeared in the first shift do not have to worry it as their test still stands valid. The UP Police first shift exam papers will be evaluated as directed. Meanwhile, as per the report by India Today, the Board has decided to file an FIR against the exam centre supervisor and the representatives of the agency who were conducting the exam. The exam was held across 860 centres to fill vacancies for both male and female constables in the police force and male constables in the PAC.