Punjab Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026, Check Difficulty Level & Good Attempts

The Punjab Police Department is conducting the Phase 1 Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the recruitment of 3,298 Constable vacancies starting July 1, 2026. Candidates appearing in the upcoming shifts are eagerly looking for the Punjab Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026 to understand the overall difficulty level, expected good attempts, and the types of questions being asked.

In this article, we have provided the live Punjab Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026 for the 1st July 1st Shift, covering section-wise difficulty level, good attempts, memory-based questions, and important topics asked in Paper 1 and Paper 2.

Punjab Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026

The Punjab Police Constable Exam Analysis 2026 helps candidates understand the overall level of competition and the nature of questions asked in each shift of the examination. Based on the feedback collected from aspirants and experts, the analysis includes the overall and section-wise difficulty level, expected good attempts, and the important topics covered in the exam.

Candidates appearing in the upcoming shifts can use this analysis to identify frequently asked topics, estimate the expected cut-off trend, and refine their last-minute preparation strategy. The analysis will be updated shift-wise throughout the examination process.

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Punjab Police Constable 2026 Shift-Wise Difficulty Level

The Punjab Police Constable Exam 2026 is being conducted in multiple shifts, and the difficulty level may vary across sessions. The exam includes Paper 1 (100 marks) for merit and Paper 2 (50 marks), a qualifying Punjabi Language test. According to candidates who appeared in the first shift the overall level of the Punjab Police Exam 2026 was moderate. Candidates can check difficulty level for both papers based on candidate feedback and expert analysis after each exam shift:

Punjab Police Constable Expected Good Attempts 2026

The expected good attempts provide an estimate of a safe score based on the exam’s difficulty level and candidates’ overall performance. As there is no negative marking in the Punjab Police Constable Exam 2026, candidates should attempt all questions while maintaining accuracy. The section-wise expected good attempts for Paper 1(1st shift ) has been updated below.

Overall Expected Good Attempts- 75-80

Punjab Police Exam Analysis 2026( 1st Shift)

According to candidates feedback and expert analysis, the Punjab police Constable paper was well balanced and strictly based on official syllabus and exam pattern. Candidates can check the subject wise analysis below for a clear understanding of each section

• General knowledge: Major focus areas included : Indian Polity( Important Articles), Health & Nutrition and Government Schemes (2025-26). Subjects like Indian History, Geography ,and Economics no major weightage in this shift.
• Current Affairs: Question were mainly based on Current events from the Last 6-8 months
• Mathematics– The key topics included Data Interpretation (DI), Simplification, Time and Work, Discount, and Profit & Loss.
• Reasoning– Straightforward and scoring for well prepared candidates. Key topics includes Series, Seating arrangements,  Ranking & Order, Syllogism, Direction & Distance,
• Punjabi Language– The section was considered easy, with questions from the prescribed syllabus
• English– Candidates said the paper was easy and based on the syllabus. It included Reading Comprehension, Translation, Vocabulary (Synonyms & Antonyms), and One-word Substitution..
• Computer– Topics included shortcuts and basic software knowledge

Punjab Police Constable Exam Pattern 2026

The Punjab Police Constable Exam 2026 is conducted in a single Computer-Based Test (CBT) consisting of two papers. Paper 1 determines the final merit, while Paper 2 is a qualifying Punjabi Language test. The detailed exam pattern for both papers is given below.

Candidates must secure at least 50% marks (25 marks out of 50) in Paper 2. If you fail to clear Paper 2, your Paper 1 marks will not be evaluated at all.