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Uttar Pradesh Home Guard PET 2026 Exam Rescheduled to Sept 14, Admit Cards Issued on Sept 10
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 05:37 PM
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The Uttar Pradesh Home Guard Police Entrance Test for 2026 has been postponed to September 14, with revised admit cards to be released on September 10, officials said.
The Uttar Pradesh Home Guard recruitment authority announced that the Police Entrance Test (PET) scheduled for 2026 will now be held on September 14, instead of the earlier date. The decision was communicated through an official notice released on the department's website.
Candidates who have already applied for the exam are advised to download the revised admit cards from the official portal on September 10. The new admit cards will reflect the updated exam centre details and timing.
The postponement aims to provide additional preparation time for aspirants and to address logistical considerations raised by the organizing committee. Applicants are urged to regularly check the official website for any further updates.
Failure to present the updated admit card on the day of the exam may result in denial of entry, as per standard examination protocols.
The Home Guard PET remains a key gateway for recruitment into the state's auxiliary police force, offering positions across various ranks and locations within Uttar Pradesh.
Candidates who have already applied for the exam are advised to download the revised admit cards from the official portal on September 10. The new admit cards will reflect the updated exam centre details and timing.
The postponement aims to provide additional preparation time for aspirants and to address logistical considerations raised by the organizing committee. Applicants are urged to regularly check the official website for any further updates.
Failure to present the updated admit card on the day of the exam may result in denial of entry, as per standard examination protocols.
The Home Guard PET remains a key gateway for recruitment into the state's auxiliary police force, offering positions across various ranks and locations within Uttar Pradesh.