UP Police OTR Registration 2025: OTR is mandatory for all UP Police recruitments, know what are the benefits..

UP Police OTR Registration 2025: Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has implemented the One-Time Registration (OTR) system for all recruitment exams from 2025. Now this registration will be mandatory before applying for Sub-Inspector, Constable, and other posts. In OTR, the candidate has to upload his personal information, educational qualification, and required documents only once on the online portal uppbpb.gov.in. Once the profile is created, candidates will be able to apply immediately for any future recruitment by just logging in.

According to the board, so far more than 2.5 lakh candidates have completed OTR for the direct recruitment of 4,543 Sub-Inspectors and equivalent posts. This system has been implemented to save time, reduce errors, speed verification, and ensure transparency.

How to do One-Time Registration

Visit the website uppbpb.gov.in.

Click on the OTR link and fill in the personal details.

Upload the required documents.

Check the details, submit, and download the confirmation page.

Helpline: For any issues contact 1800 9110 005 (10 AM to 7 PM).

Why is UP Police OTR registration mandatory?

The reasons behind UPPRPB making OTR registration mandatory for every applicant are:

Time saving: Information needs to be entered only once, no need to fill the form again and again.

Reduction in errors: Entering data once reduces the chances of errors.

Faster verification: Stored data speeds up the verification process during recruitment.

Improves transparency: All candidate information is stored in a secure system, making the process fair.

Facility to apply for multiple posts: Candidates can easily apply for multiple posts based on the same details.

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