HP Police Constable Application Date 2026 Extended; Apply Online for 734 Posts

HP Police Constable application deadline for 2026 has been extended till 21 August 2026 (11:59 PM). HP Police 2026 application process began on 10 July 2026 through the Online Recruitment Application (ORA) portal of the Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (HPPSC). Eligible candidates who have passed Class 12 and meet the prescribed age limit and physical standards can complete the One-Time Registration (OTR), fill in the application form, upload the required documents, and pay the prescribed application fee to submit their application online.

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HP Police 2026 Overview

How to Apply Online for HP Police 2026?

HP Police 2026 application process will be conducted online. Candidates must fill correct details, upload documents, and pay the application fee. To apply for HP Police exam 2026, candidates must follow the steps below:

• Visit the Official Website: Go to the Himachal Pradesh Police recruitment portal, hppolice.gov.in
• Register Online: Click on the “Apply Online” link and complete the registration by providing basic details like name, date of birth, email ID, and mobile number.
• Fill Application Form: Use the registration credentials to log in to the application portal and then enter personal, educational, and contact details accurately.
• Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of the photograph, signature, and educational/eligibility certificates as per the prescribed format.

  Pay Application Fee: Pay the fee through online payment modes (as per your category.

• Review Application: Check all details carefully to ensure accuracy before final submission.
• Submit Application: Submit the form online.
• Print Confirmation: Download and print the confirmation page and application fee for future reference.

HP Police Application Fee 2026

Himachal Pradesh Police Recruitment Board (HPPRB) has prescribed a specific application fee for candidates applying to Constable and Sub-Inspector posts. The fee varies by category, and candidates must pay it online while submitting their applications. Payment of the fee is mandatory for the application to be considered valid. The application fee for Constable and Sub-Inspector posts is given below:

HP Police Constable Application Fee 2026

HP Police Sub-Inspector Application Fee 2026

Candidates can pay their application fee through Net Banking / Debit Card / Credit Card / UPI Payment.

Documents Required for HP Police Application 2026

Candidates applying for HP Police 2026 must have the following documents ready in scanned format to upload during the online application process:

1. Recent Passport-Sized Photograph: As per specifications mentioned in the notification.
2. Signature: Scanned copy of the candidate’s signature.
3. Educational Certificates: 10th, 12th, or Graduation certificates, depending on the post applied for.
4. Domicile/Residence Certificate: Proof of Himachal Pradesh residency or Bonafide Himachali Certificate (If the Matriculation and 10+2 examinations have been passed by the Candidate from the institutions situated outside the State).
5. Date of Birth Proof: Birth certificate or Class 10th certificate.
6. NCC Certificate: NCC Certificate, if the candidate possesses such a certificate
7. Service Certificate: Service Certificate in case of HG candidates (Home Guards), issued by the Commandant Home Guards.
8. Category Certificate: For SC/ST/OBC candidates, if applicable.
9. Ex-Servicemen Certificate: For candidates claiming the Ex-Servicemen quota, if applicable.
10. Physically Handicapped Certificate: If claiming a reservation under the PwBD category.
11. Other Relevant Certificates: Any additional documents mentioned in the official notification.

HP Police selection process 2026 for both Constable and Sub-Inspector posts is conducted in multiple stages. For Constables, the process includes a Physical Test, Written Test, Evaluation & Document Verification, and Medical Exam. For Sub-Inspectors, candidates undergo an objective-type test, PST, PET, and a Subjective Test.