The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBP RB) has officially announced the interview schedule for the Constable recruitment cycle 2026, sending candidates into a fresh wave of activity across the state. The notification, published on the official WBP RB website, confirms that interviews will be conducted in the coming weeks at designated centers in Kolkata and several district headquarters throughout West Bengal.
Candidates who successfully qualified in the preliminary written examination are now eligible to appear for the personal interview and physical efficiency test stages. The board has instructed all shortlisted aspirants to log in to the recruitment portal using their registration credentials and download their individual call letters. Each call letter contains specific details including the reporting time, venue address, and the list of original documents that candidates must bring on the day of the interview.
The WBP RB has emphasized that failure to download or produce the call letter on the interview day will result in disqualification, and no candidate will be permitted entry without it. The board has also clarified that any changes to the scheduled date or venue will be communicated through an updated notice on the official website, and candidates are urged to check the portal regularly for such updates.
This recruitment drive aims to fill thousands of Constable vacancies across the West Bengal Police force. The selection process comprises multiple stages — the written exam, physical measurement test, physical efficiency test, and finally the personal interview — with the board stating that merit will be determined by cumulative performance across all stages. Official timelines for the physical tests and document verification rounds are expected to be released separately in the days ahead.
Thousands of applicants had appeared for the written examination earlier this year, and the publication of interview dates marks a significant milestone in the recruitment timeline. Career counselors note that police constable positions remain among the most sought-after government jobs in the state due to job security, structured promotion pathways, and pension benefits.
