The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has initiated a crucial step in its latest recruitment drive, opening a window for candidates to raise objections. The board is now accepting online challenges to the question papers and provisional answer keys from the written examination conducted for recruiting dependents of police personnel who died while in service.
Exam Details and Access to Materials
The significant written test was conducted on December 13, aiming to fill posts including Sub-Inspector (Civil Police), Second Officer (Fire Services), and Platoo Commander under the deceased dependent category. To ensure transparency, the UPPRPB has uploaded the complete question papers and the provisional answer keys on its official portal, uppbpb.gov.in.
Registered candidates can easily access their specific question booklets and the corresponding answer keys by logging into the portal. The login requires their unique roll number and date of birth, a process designed to provide personalized and secure access to the evaluation materials.
Procedure for Submitting Objections
Candidates who identify any discrepancies, errors, or have doubts regarding any question or answer option are encouraged to formally raise their concerns. The board has provided a dedicated online platform for this purpose. The objection window is open from December 18 and will remain active until midnight of December 21.
It is mandatory for aspirants to support their objections with valid references or documentary evidence. This evidence must be uploaded through the designated link on the UPPRPB website to ensure the objection is considered. This step is critical for maintaining the fairness and accuracy of the final answer key and subsequent results.
Important Contacts and Final Steps
For candidates facing any technical difficulties during the objection submission process, the board has set up a dedicated helpline. The support number 8977739376 will be operational to provide assistance until the deadline of December 21. This move underscores the board's commitment to facilitating a smooth and accessible process for all applicants.
This phase of inviting objections is a standard yet vital part of government recruitment examinations. It allows the recruiting authority to review and rectify any potential errors before finalizing the results, thereby upholding the integrity of the entire selection process for the dependents of martyred police personnel.
