UP Home Guard Recruitment 2025: The application process for the Uttar Pradesh Home Guard Recruitment 2025 has begun. This time, the Uttar Pradesh Police Promotion and Recruitment Board (UPPPRB) is conducting the Home Guard recruitment. The UPPPRB has invited applications for 41,424 posts. Of these, 20% are reserved for female candidates. Home Guard recruitment is scheduled district-wise. Recruitment will be based on the merit of the written examination. Therefore, the question arises as to who will be selected if two candidates score the same marks in the written exam.

In this context, let's explore who will be selected if there is a tie in the Home Guard recruitment written examination marks. What are the rules regarding this? We will also learn about what the written examination will be like.

First, physical examination, learn how much running you will have to do
After the application process for the UP Home Guard recruitment is over, a physical examination will be conducted. After checking height, width, and weight, men will be required to complete a 4.8-kilometer run in 28 minutes. Female candidates will be required to run 2.4 kilometers in 16 minutes. This will be followed by a written test.

Written Test for 100 Marks
The Home Guard recruitment process will consist of a physical exam followed by a written test. The written test will be for 100 marks. 100 questions will be asked. All questions will be based on general knowledge. Two hours will be allotted for solving these questions. A minimum of 25 marks is required to pass the exam. The written test will be conducted in Hindi and English. Candidates can take the written test in either Hindi or English.

What if there is a tie in marks?
Under the Home Guard recruitment process, candidates will be selected based on merit. Merit will be determined primarily based on written exam marks. This raises the question of how merit will be determined if two candidates score the same marks in the written exam, i.e., a tie. Rules have been established for this purpose. According to the established rules, if there is a tie, the questions will be reviewed, and the candidate who answered the question in English will be given preference. This means that taking the written exam in English will prove beneficial.

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