The Uttar Pradesh police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has opened a limited‑time application correction window for candidates who applied for the UP police Constable Recruitment 2025/2026. This gives applicants a one‑time opportunity to edit and correct errors in their submitted forms before the next stages of the recruitment process begin.
📋 Correction Window Details
· The correction facility is available from 6:00 AM on January 31, 2026, until 6:00 AM on February 3, 2026.
· This is the final and only chance to make changes — the board has clarified that no further edits will be allowed after this deadline.
📝 What Can Be Corrected
Candidates can revise a range of details in their application forms, including:
· Personal information (such as name spelling or date of birth)
· Contact details
· Category and other eligibility information
· Some educational information and uploaded particulars
However, certain details such as the One‑Time Registration (OTR) data and previously uploaded photographs or signatures may not be changeable, depending on system restrictions in place.
👮 Recruitment at a Glance
This correction opportunity applies to the UP police Constable Recruitment, part of a major drive to fill 32,679 vacancies in various divisions of the Uttar Pradesh police, including:
· Constable – Civil Police
· Constable – PAC/Armed Police
· Special Security Force
· Mounted Police
· Jail Warder (both male and female)
The recruitment process started with online registration from December 31, 2025, to January 30, 2026, and many candidates took part in the drive.
⚠️ Important Note for Applicants
The UPPRPB has urged all candidates to carefully review their applications during the correction window. Errors left uncorrected could lead to disqualification at later stages of the selection process, including exams, physical tests, or document verification.
Candidates are encouraged to visit the official UPPRPB website to access the correction facility, log in using their credentials, and update their application details before the window closes.
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