The final result of the Development Team Officer and Exercise Trainer Recruitment Examination to be conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission has been released. In such a case, any candidate who appeared for the examination can check the results online by visiting the official portal upsssc.gov.in. The notification for recruitment to the post of Development Team Officer and Exercise Trainer in UP was issued on 12th March, 2018. The examination was conducted on 16th September 2018. The pt exam date was conducted between 21st December and 25th December 2019 after posting several times. The result of the examination was later declared on 24th February, 2020. The document was called on March 12, 2021 for verification. The final result has now been released after document verification.

See results like this:-
First visit upsssc's official portal upsssc.gov.in to see the results.
Click on notice board on the portal home page.
Click on "Advertising No.01-Exam/2018, Combined Exercise Trainers and Regional Youth Welfare and Regional Development Team Officer (General Selection) Competitive Examination, 2018".
Now a PDF file will come out in the open.
Check the results with the help of your roll number in this PDF.
Candidates can download and print this video if they wish.
To check the results directly from the link

Recruitment Details:-
The notification for this recruitment was issued by UPSSSC only in 2018. The final result was awaited for a long time. A total of 694 posts are to be filled up under this recruitment. A total of 42 seats have been earmarked for the post of Exercise Trainer. The exercise trainer has 22 seats earmarked for general category, 10 for OBC, 9 for SC and 1 for ST. A total of 652 seats have been earmarked for the post of same Development Party Officer. It reserves 327 seats for General, 179 for OBC, 132 for SC and 14 for ST.

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