UPSSSC PET 2026: Special Trains for Rampur Candidates
Indian Railways announces special trains and GRP help desks at Rampur station to assist candidates for the UPSSSC PET 2026 exams.
The Rampur district administration is in full swing with preparations for the upcoming UPSSSC PET 2026 examination. As a massive influx of candidates begins arriving via railway stations and bus terminals, the local government is ensuring that logistical and security arrangements are watertight for the exam dates on October 30 and November 1, 2026.
Special Railway Services to Ease Candidate Travel
To manage the surge in passenger numbers, Indian Railways is operating three unreserved special trains specifically designed to assist students. These services include routes on the Moradabad-Lucknow and Shahjahanpur-Bijnor lines, ensuring that candidates from various parts of the state can reach their destinations on time.
- Train No. 04324: Departing Moradabad at 6:55 PM on October 30 and November 1.
- Train No. 04322: Departing at 1:20 PM on the scheduled exam dates.
Enhanced Station Facilities and Help Desks
At the Rampur Railway Station, the Government Railway Police (GRP) has taken proactive steps to support the student community. A dedicated help desk and a holding area have been established on Platform Number 1 to provide assistance and a safe space for candidates waiting for their connections.
This support system is not limited to Rampur alone. Similar logistical arrangements and help desks have been implemented at several regional stations to prevent chaos, including:
- Moradabad
- Bareilly Junction and Bareilly City
- Badaun
- Chandausi
In addition to rail support, Uttar Pradesh Roadways is deploying extra bus services at roadways bus terminals to facilitate smooth movement across the district.
Strict Security and Examination Protocols
With 17 examination centers established to accommodate 5,664 candidates per shift, security remains the top priority for the administration. To maintain a fair and cheating-free environment, several high-level measures have been put in place:
- CCTV Surveillance: All exam centers are under constant monitoring via CCTV, with feeds linked directly to a control room at the commission's headquarters.
- On-ground Deployment: Police forces and magistrates are stationed at every venue to oversee the process.
- Social Media Monitoring: Authorities are actively tracking social media platforms to prevent the spread of rumors.
In recognition of the scale of the event, the District Magistrate of Rampur has officially declared holidays on October 30 and November 1 to ensure the smooth conduct of the examination.