UP Police Exam Analysis 8 June 2026- Difficulty Level, Good Attempts & Expected Safe Score

After the completion of today’s 1st shift of UP Police Constable exam, candidates who have their exam in the next shift must be looking for the type of questions asked, difficulty level, good attempts and any change from previous papers. To help you understand all aspects, we have prepared the UP Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026 based on the feedback shared by candidates who appeared in the 1st shift.

UP Police Exam Analysis 2026 Difficulty Level

The overall difficulty level of today’s UP Police Constable Exam was easy to moderate, with general knowledge, numerical and mental ability of moderate level.

Sections	Difficulty Level
General Knowledge	Moderate
General Hindi	Easy to Moderate
Numerical and Mental Ability	Moderate
Mental Aptitude, IQ, and Logical Ability	Easy to Moderate
Overall	Easy to Moderate

UP Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026 — 8th June (Day 1)

The first day of the UP Police Constable Exam 2026 has been conducted today. Based on the feedback from candidates who came out of the exam hall after Shift 1, here is what we know:

Sections	No. of Questions	Good Attempts
General Knowledge	38	30 – 33
General Hindi	37	33 – 35
Numerical and Mental Ability	38	30 – 34
Mental Aptitude, IQ, and Logical Ability	37	31 – 33
Toral	150	124 – 135

UP Police Constable Section-Wise Analysis 2026

1. General Hindi

The general Hindi section was reported to be the highest-scoring section of today’s paper. Most candidates who appeared found it easier compared to other sections.

Grammar (Vyakaran) — Sandhi, Samas, Karak: 8 to 10 questions
Vocabulary — Paryayvachi, Vilom, Muhavare: 6 to 8 questions
Error Detection & Sentence Correction: 5 to 6 questions
Filling in the Blanks: 4 to 5 questions
One Word Substitution: 3 to 4 questions
Reading Comprehension: 4 to 5 questions

2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs

The General Awareness / Law & Constitution section typically covers constitutional amendments, IPC acts, major legal cases, state administration, and current affairs. This section tends to be the most unpredictable and is what separates high scorers from average ones.

UP-specific Current Affairs: 6–8 questions
Indian Polity & Constitution: 5–7 questions
History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern): 4–5 questions
Geography — India & UP: 4–5 questions
Science & Technology: 3–4 questions
Sports, Awards, Appointments: 3–4 questions
Schemes — Central & State Government: 3–4 questions
Economy & Budget: 2–3 questions

3. Numerical & Mental Ability

The Numerical Ability section was reported to be moderately difficult with a few calculative questions that required time. Candidates with strong arithmetic fundamentals found this manageable.

Simplification / BODMAS: 5–6 questions
Percentage, Profit & Loss: 4–5 questions
Ratio & Proportion: 3–4 questions
Time, Speed & Distance: 3–4 questions
Simple & Compound Interest: 3–4 questions
Number System: 3–4 questions
Average & Mixtures: 2–3 questions
Data Interpretation: 3–5 questions

4. Reasoning Ability

The Reasoning section was well-balanced. Puzzles and series-based questions appeared in moderate numbers, while Coding-Decoding and Blood Relations were reported to be straightforward.

Analogy: 5–6 questions
Coding–Decoding: 4–5 questions
Series (Number/Alphabet): 4–5 questions
Blood Relations: 3–4 questions
Direction Sense: 3–4 questions
Syllogism: 3–4 questions
Venn Diagram: 2–3 questions
Non-Verbal Reasoning: 3–4 questions