UP Police SI, PAC Platoon Commander and Fire Service Second Officer Recruitment 2020-21 Final Result

UP Police SI, PAC Platoon Commander Final Result 2020-21: Overview

The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has released supplementary final selection lists for the 2020-21 recruitment cycle. The result is dated 1 November 2026 and carries notice reference PRPB-R-960/2026. It was prepared in compliance with the Allahabad High Court decision in Special Appeal No. 651/2026, which followed an earlier writ petition order dated 29 August 2025. The High Court Special Appeal order is dated 1 September 2026.

This is a Court-Order-Related Final Selection List, not a fresh full-scale merit list for every candidate who ever applied. It applies to candidates covered by the court proceedings who went through document scrutiny, the Physical Standards Test (PST) and the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) before the lists were prepared.

Selection numbers at a glance

• Sub-Inspector (Civil Police): 200 selected candidates, published as List 1
• PAC Platoon Commander: 03 selected candidates, published as List 2
• Total selected candidates: 203
• Result format: PDF of 7 pages

The notice also states that 9 candidates were unsuccessful for PAC Platoon Commander because they did not secure the required marks under the preference-based selection process. The recruitment title also mentions Fire Service Second Officer, but the lists summarised here cover Sub-Inspector (Civil Police) and PAC Platoon Commander. If you applied for Fire Service Second Officer, read the full notice PDF to see whether any list applies to that post.

How to Check the Result Online

The result is published only as a PDF on the official website. There is no separate login or scorecard page for this notice.

1. Visit the official website, uppbpb.gov.in.
2. Open the latest notices or recruitment results section on the home page.
3. Find the notice on the SI Civil Police and PAC Platoon Commander Recruitment 2020-21 selection result under Special Appeal No. 651/2026.
4. Open the final selection notice PDF (reference PRPB-R-960/2026).
5. Go to List 1 for Sub-Inspector (Civil Police) or List 2 for PAC Platoon Commander.
6. Search the list for your registration number, roll number or name using the find option (Ctrl+F).
7. Download the PDF and save a copy for the next stage.

What the Result Page Shows

The PDF contains separate lists with three columns for each candidate:

• Registration number: the number issued when you applied online.
• Roll number: the number printed on your admit card.
• Candidate name: as recorded in the application.

A candidate's name appearing in List 1 or List 2 means selection for that post. The source does not state that individual marks or ranks are printed in the PDF. If you need your marks, check the notice text for any note on how they can be obtained and ask the Board through the official channels listed below.

Understanding Your Scorecard: Normalization, Raw Marks and Merit

Many large recruitment exams run in several shifts. Because question papers differ in difficulty, boards sometimes convert raw marks (the marks you actually scored) into normalized marks, so candidates from easier and harder shifts are compared fairly. The raw mark is your actual score. The normalized mark is the adjusted score used for ranking when the notification provides for it. The source for this result does not describe a normalization formula, so read the original 2020-21 recruitment notification to see whether and how it was applied.

Two terms matter here:

• Qualifying status: a pass or fail condition. Tests such as the PST and PET are qualifying in nature. You must clear them, but your performance there does not add to your rank unless the notification says so.
• Merit status: your position in the ranked list based on the marks that count for selection. Only candidates who qualify and also rank high enough in their category and post are selected.

For PAC Platoon Commander, the notice refers to a preference-based selection process. This means marks and the preference order both feed into the final outcome. The 9 candidates marked unsuccessful for that post did not secure the required marks under this process.

Documents Needed for the Next Stage

The source records a DV/PST notice dated 27 October 2026, with Document Scrutiny and Physical Standards Test on 2 November 2026 and Physical Efficiency Test on 5 November 2026. Check the notice for exact reporting instructions, because these dates are what the Board has published. Keep the following ready in original plus photocopies, and confirm the exact list against the official notice:

• Printout of the selection list page showing your name, and your admit card
• Online application form printout with registration number
• Educational certificates and marksheets proving the qualification required for the post
• Proof of date of birth, such as the high school certificate
• Category certificate (SC, ST, OBC, EWS) in the prescribed format, if you claimed reservation
• Domicile or residence certificate, if required by the notification
• Photo identity proof such as Aadhaar, voter ID or passport
• Recent passport-size photographs

What Happens After the Result

Document verification and physical tests

Selected candidates are called for document scrutiny and the physical standards test, followed by the physical efficiency test, on the dates in the Board notice. Bring all originals. A mismatch between your application details and your documents can lead to rejection at this stage.

Medical examination, joining and posting

After verification, candidates are normally sent for a medical examination as laid down in the recruitment rules. The source does not give dates for the medical exam, training or joining, so follow the Board's later notices. Posting and training allotment are decided by the department after final clearance. Watch uppbpb.gov.in and your registered email and mobile for each update.

Realistic end-to-end timeline

1. Final selection list released: 1 November 2026
2. Document scrutiny and PST: 2 November 2026 as listed in the source
3. PET: 5 November 2026 as listed in the source
4. Medical examination, appointment and training joining: dates to be notified by the Board and the Police Department

Because the process is linked to court orders, further steps can depend on directions from the High Court. Do not rely on unofficial social media dates.

How Cut-offs Are Decided

This page does not quote cut-off marks because the source does not publish them. In general, a recruitment board decides cut-offs by looking at the number of vacancies in each category, the number of candidates who qualified, and the marks scored by candidates in the ranked order. Category-wise lists (General, EWS, OBC, SC, ST, and horizontal reservations where applicable) are filled in merit order until the vacancies for that category are exhausted. The last selected candidate's marks in each category effectively become that category's cut-off. For the exact criteria used in this recruitment, read the original notification and the notice text of PRPB-R-960/2026.

If Your Result Is Not Showing or Has Errors

Result PDF will not open or loads slowly

• Refresh the page and try again later, or use another browser or device.
• Download the PDF instead of reading it online.
• Check that you are on uppbpb.gov.in and not a copycat site.

Your name is not in the list

• Search by registration number and roll number as well as by name, since spellings can differ.
• Check both List 1 and List 2.
• Read the notice text to confirm whether you were within the group covered by the court order.

Name or roll number is misspelled or details differ

1. Note the exact error and keep a screenshot of the PDF page.
2. Collect supporting documents such as your admit card and application printout.
3. Write to UPPRPB through the contact or helpdesk details on its official website, quoting your registration number, roll number and notice reference PRPB-R-960/2026.
4. Carry the same proof to document scrutiny so the correction can be recorded there.
5. If there is no reply, send a follow-up and keep the acknowledgement, and ask at the scrutiny counter.

If You Did Not Qualify

Not finding your name is disappointing, but you can still use the outcome. Compare your performance across written, physical and document stages to see where you lost marks. Strengthen weak areas, keep practising for physical standards, and watch for the next UPPRPB and other state police notifications. Because this list is the outcome of High Court proceedings, any revision or reconsideration depends on court directions or a Board notice. The source does not mention a revised result process, so do not assume one. If you believe your case is covered by the court order, consult a qualified legal adviser and monitor the official website for further notices.