Odisha Police Constable Syllabus 2026: 100 Questions, 100 Marks, Exam Pattern

Last Update: 30 October 2026

Short Information: The Odisha Uniformed Services Staff Selection Commission (OUSSSC) has released the syllabus for the Combined Uniformed Services (Below Graduate Level) Exam 2026. The common written exam will have 100 questions for 100 marks.

OUSSSC — Odisha Police Constable Syllabus 2026

Important Dates | Application Fee

Event Date
Advertisement No. 01-CRE-2026/OUSSSC, dated 23 October 2026
Application window 23 October – 12 November 2026
Common written exam 100 questions / 100 marks / 120 minutes
Negative marking 0.25 marks deducted per wrong answer
Application fee check official notification

Age Limit

Check official notification for the age limit.

Vacancy Details

Subject Questions
Odia 15
English 15
Arithmetic 20
General Knowledge 25
Situational Awareness and Logical Reasoning 15
Basic Computer 10
Total 100

The exam is at 10th (HSC) level and bilingual (Odia/English) except for language subjects. Constable (Communication) also has a separate special written exam (300 marks). Note: the 7268 figure covers the whole combined exam (Civil Constable, Communication, OISF, Firefighter, Driver, Traffic Constable) — figures for individual post groups differ.

How to Apply

  • Visit the OUSSSC website ousssc.odisha.gov.in.
  • Read advertisement 01-CRE-2026/OUSSSC and the syllabus carefully.
  • Apply online before 12 November 2026.
  • Prepare as per the subject-wise weightage given above.

Important Links

Official Website ousssc.odisha.gov.in

This is a private information portal (not a government website). Read the official notification for the exam pattern.

FAQ

Q: How many questions are in the Odisha Police Constable exam?
A: The common written exam has 100 questions for 100 marks, in 120 minutes.

Q: Is there negative marking?
A: Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted per wrong answer.

Q: Which subject has the highest weightage?
A: General Knowledge, with 25 questions.

Q: What is the last date to apply?
A: 12 November 2026.

Q: What does the 7268 figure cover?
A: It is the total for the whole combined exam across all posts, not a single post.