Constable Medical: Flat feet, knock knees, and color blindness—these conditions can lead to rejection during the medical examination..

UP Police Constable Medical: If you aspire to become a UP Police Constable, simply passing the written exam and physical test is not enough; the medical test is equally crucial. Candidates often clear the other stages easily but face rejection during the medical examination due to issues like flat feet, knock-knees, or color blindness. Therefore, if you are preparing for this recruitment, it is important to know beforehand what is examined during the medical test, which conditions could pose a problem, and what specific points to keep in mind.

What is checked during the medical test?
During the medical test, doctors assess whether you are fully fit for police service. Examinations cover eyesight, hearing ability, height, chest measurements, limbs, body structure, and other essential health parameters. If any significant issue is detected, the medical board makes a decision based on its established rules.

Why flat feet and knock-knees can be problematic
Flat feet mean the soles of the feet lack the normal arch, which can cause difficulty when running or standing for long periods. Knock-knees involve the knees touching each other, potentially hindering running and walking. If these conditions exceed the permissible limits during the examination, a candidate may be rejected.

Testing for color blindness
Accurately distinguishing between colors is often essential in police work; therefore, color vision is also assessed during the medical test. If a candidate cannot correctly identify red, green, or other critical colors and fails to meet the prescribed standards, they may face rejection.

Points to consider before the medical test
If you have any pre-existing health issues, consult a doctor before the medical test. Carry all necessary documents to the examination and provide accurate information; do not attempt to conceal any illness or medical condition. Keep in mind that the final decision regarding passing or rejection in the medical examination is made solely by the medical board and based on the official rules of the UP Police.

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