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WBPRB Announces Kolkata Police Constable 2026 Results, Physical Tests Set for Oct 28

Reported by Manish Reddy (Senior Writer) · Indian Express - Education ·

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WBPRB Announces Kolkata Police Constable 2026 Results, Physical Tests Set for Oct 28Photo: Wikimedia Commons

The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board released the Kolkata Police Constable 2026 results on October 12. The announcement applies to candidates who took the preliminary written examination for Constable and Lady Constable posts under the 2024 recruitment drive. The result, posted on the board’s official site prb.wb.gov.in, decides who moves to the next selection phase.

Physical Tests

Shortlisted candidates must appear for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Both tests are scheduled to begin on October 28, 2026. Admit cards for these exams can be downloaded from October 15 via the recruitment portal wbprb.applythrunet.co.in. Candidates are required to print the cards, note the reporting time and venue, and carry all listed documents.

How to Check Result

To view their status, candidates should: 1. Visit prb.wb.gov.in. 2. Open the recruitment section and locate the Kolkata Police Constable and Lady Constable preliminary written examination result notice. 3. Click the result link, enter the application serial number, date of birth, and select the permanent district or state. 4. Submit the details to see the result and download or save it for future reference. Candidates are also advised to monitor the official West Bengal Police website for any further notices. The board released the final answer key for the written exam on October 8; the exam was held on December 21, 2025, in an OMR‑based format carrying 100 marks.

Context

The WBPRB warned applicants against middlemen promising selection for money, stressing that the recruitment process remains strictly merit‑based.

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