HighLights
  1. WBPRB announced the Kolkata Police Constable tentative schedule for the final written examination.
  2. The final written examination is tentatively scheduled for November 29, 2026.
  3. Check prb.wb.gov.in for further exam-related details.

Kolkata Police Constable Exam Date 2026: The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) has released an official notice on October 29 detailing the tentative schedule for the final written examination. The schedule is for the post of Constables/Lady Constables under the  Kolkata Police Recruitment 2024. As per the notice, the written exam is tentatively scheduled for November 29, 2026. 

Candidates who have appeared for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Standard or Physical Efficiency Test (PST/PET) exams can check and download the exam notice from the official website, prb.wb.gov.in. For further exam-related details, applicants are advised to visit the recruitment portal. 

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Kolkata Police Constable Final Written Exam Date 2026 

The exam will be held in offline mode across designated exam centres for a duration of 1 hour. Candidates can check the tentative schedule below and start their preparation accordingly. 

Particulars 

Date/Time

Notice Issued

October 29, 2026

Final Written Examination

November 29, 2026

Day

Sunday

Exam Starts

12:00 Noon

Exam Ends

1:00 PM

Total Duration

60 Minutes

Kolkata Police Constable Written Exam Pattern 2026

The exam pattern is explained below:

1. The written test will be held for 60 minutes, comprising a total of 85 objective-type multiple-choice questions.

2. Sections Included: General Awareness and General Knowledge, Elementary Mathematics, Reasoning and Logical Analysis, and English Language. 

3. The question paper will be set in Bengali and Nepali, except for the English section.

4. According to the official marking scheme, candidates will get +1 mark for each correct answer, while 0.25 marks will be deducted for each incorrect answer. 

What Candidates Can Do Before The Exam?

Candidates must start preparing following the release of the tentative exam schedule. 

1. First of all, they must go through the syllabus carefully and highlight the important topics. 

2. Practice previous years' solved papers to get acquainted with the exam pattern.

3. Attempt at least 2-3 mock tests daily to improve your time management skills.

4. Download the admit card when it becomes available on the official website.

5. Verify all details mentioned on it carefully and report any errors to the authorities immediately.

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