upsssc forest guard result 2025

UPSSSC Forest Guard Result 2025 – Van Rakshak Scorecard & Cutoff Out

The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC), Lucknow has officially declared the written examination results for the posts of Forest Guard (Van Rakshak) and Wild Life Guard (Vanya Jeev Rakshak). This recruitment was conducted under Advertisement No. 10-Exam/2023. Based on the scores of the main written examination, the Commission has shortlisted 5111 candidates to appear for the next stage of the selection process, which is the Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). The total number of vacancies to be filled through this drive is 709, with 693 posts for Forest Guard and 16 posts for Wild Life Guard. Candidates can now check their results and the category-wise cutoff marks released on the official portal.

📌 हिंदी में संक्षिप्त जानकारी: उत्तर प्रदेश अधीनस्थ सेवा चयन आयोग (UPSSSC) ने विज्ञापन संख्या 10-परीक्षा/2023 के तहत वन रक्षक एवं वन्य जीव रक्षक मुख्य परीक्षा का परिणाम जारी कर दिया है। लिखित परीक्षा के अंकों के आधार पर कुल 5111 अभ्यर्थियों को शारीरिक मानक परीक्षा (PST) और शारीरिक दक्षता परीक्षा (PET) के लिए सफल घोषित किया गया है। सफल अभ्यर्थी आयोग की वेबसाइट पर अपना रिजल्ट और कट-ऑफ अंक देख सकते हैं। सामान्य, ओबीसी और ईडब्ल्यूएस श्रेणी के लिए कट-ऑफ 39.50 अंक निर्धारित की गई है।

Strategic Overview: The UPSSSC Forest Guard recruitment is a highly sought-after career opportunity for candidates in Uttar Pradesh. The job offers a Pay Level-2 salary structure with a Grade Pay of ₹1900. The selection is a multi-stage process starting from PET-2022 shortlisting, Main Written Exam, Physical Tests, and finally Medical Examination. The current result marks the completion of the second stage. The upcoming physical test is rigorous, requiring male candidates to run 25 km and female candidates to run 14 km within a fixed duration, emphasizing the physical fitness required for protecting the forest and wildlife heritage of the state.

RESULT DECLARED: 08 JANUARY 2026

(I) Important Links & Result Tools

(II) Official Cutoff Marks (Main Written Exam)

The Commission has released the category-wise cutoff marks for the shortlisting of 5111 candidates for the physical test:

Category Name Vertical Reservation Cutoff Horizontal Reservation Cutoff
Unreserved (General)39.50
OBC (Backward Class)39.50
EWS (Economically Weaker)39.50
Scheduled Caste (SC)29.75
Scheduled Tribe (ST)12.00
Women (Mahila)31.25
Ex-Servicemen (Ex-SM)01.75
Freedom Fighter Dependents27.50

(III) Physical Standard Test (PST) Criteria

Shortlisted candidates must fulfill the following physical measurements during the PST stage:

👨 Male Candidates

  • Height (Gen/OBC/SC): 168 cm
  • Height (ST): 160 cm
  • Chest (Unexpanded): 84 cm
  • Chest (Min Expansion): 05 cm

👩 Female Candidates

  • Height (Gen/OBC/SC): 152 cm
  • Height (ST): 147 cm
  • Weight (All): 45 to 58 KG

(IV) Physical Efficiency Test (PET) – The Race

The PET stage is the most challenging part of the selection. It is qualifying in nature but mandatory for all.

  • For Male Candidates: You have to complete a 25 km run in 4 hours while carrying a weight of 10 kg in a backpack.
  • For Female Candidates: You have to complete a 14 km run in 4 hours. (No weight carrying requirement for females).
Pro Tip: Ensure you wear comfortable running shoes and practice with the required weight at least a month before the test date.

(V) Vacancy & Pay Details (Advt 10/2023)

Post Name Total Vacancy Pay Level / Grade Pay
Van Rakshak (Forest Guard)693Level-2 / ₹ 1900 GP
Vanya Jeev Rakshak (Wild Life Guard)16Level-2 / ₹ 1900 GP
TOTAL POSTS709₹ 5200 – 20200 (Initial)

(VI) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: How can I check my UPSSSC Forest Guard result?

Ans: Visit the official result portal (link provided above), click on the “Result of Advt 10-Exam/2023” and enter your Registration Number, Date of Birth, and Gender to view your status.

Q2: What is the cutoff for the General category?

Ans: The written exam cutoff for General (UR), OBC, and EWS categories is 39.50 marks.

Q3: How many candidates are qualified for the physical test?

Ans: A total of 5111 candidates have been shortlisted for the PET/PST stage.

Q4: When will the PET/PST be conducted?

Ans: The Commission will release a separate notification and admit cards for the physical tests on upsssc.gov.in soon. Stay updated via our Telegram channel.

Q5: Is there any weight requirement for female candidates?

Ans: Yes, female candidates must have a minimum weight of 45 KG and a maximum of 58 KG.

Q6: Do I need to carry a 10kg weight during the 25km run?

Ans: Only male candidates are required to carry a 10kg weight during the 25km run. Female candidates do not need to carry any weight for their 14km run.

Q7: Can I change my physical test date?

Ans: No, the dates allotted by the Commission for PST/PET are generally final. In exceptional cases like medical emergencies, you must contact UPSSSC directly before the exam date.

Q8: What happens after the physical test?

Ans: Candidates who qualify the PET/PST will be called for Document Verification and a Medical Examination before the final merit list is prepared.

Q9: I scored 40 marks but my name is not in the list. Why?

Ans: Ensure your normalized score is actually 40. Also, check if you were disqualified due to any mismatch in OMR details or category reservation documents.

Q10: Is there any height relaxation for ST candidates?

Ans: Yes, for ST candidates, the minimum height requirement is 160 cm for males and 147 cm for females.

💡 Founder’s Opinion: Strategy for PET/PST

Friends, qualifying for the UPSSSC Van Rakshak written exam is just 50% of the battle. The real test is the 25km/14km run. Many candidates fail here due to lack of stamina. My advice is to start your endurance training immediately.

  • Consistent Running: Don’t try to run 25km on day one. Start with 5km and slowly increase the distance weekly.
  • Hydration: Practice drinking water while walking or running slowly, as maintaining hydration during the 4-hour test is vital.
  • Weight Practice: For male candidates, practicing with a 10kg backpack is essential to avoid back injuries during the actual test.

– Wishing You Success! Aim for the PET!