Police Recruitment 2022: Know about various police recruitment dates, vacancies, selection processes and more
Police jobs are challenging and lucrative at the same time. Every year, lakhs of aspirants apply for various police recruitments in their respective states. This article will provide all the necessary information relating to police recruitment 2022.
Various Perks for Joining Police Force
Men in police uniforms are always highly respected in our society. Apart from a high social position, a police job offers various other benefits and perks, let us have a look at them:
- The career growth trajectory is satisfactory in all police jobs, an employee who joins as a constable or home guard can be promoted to SI or ASI in a very short time of his/her service
- It’s a government job or Sarkari exam that ensures job security and stability
- Police jobs attach good salary along with various other allowances
- Police personnel are entitled to avail free government accommodation and vehicles as per the level of their employment
Police Recruitment 2022 – State Wise Details
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Rajasthan Police Recruitment Rajasthan Police recruitment exam is conducted by the office of Director General of Police Rajasthan. Recruitment is conducted for constable, SI and other posts. |
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Assam Police Recruitment Office of The Chairman, State Level Police Recruitment Board, Assam conducts exam for police recruitment for various posts. All information related to the recruitment are updated on www.slprbassam.in. |
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UP Police Recruitment UP police releases notification for the recruitment of constable and SI and several other posts through their official website. Eligible candidates can apply online for recruitment. |
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Bihar Police Recruitment Central Selection Board of Constable (CSBC), Bihar conducts examination for various police recruitment in the state. Candidates can apply for the posts announced as per their age, qualification and physical standards. |
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Delhi Police Recruitment Delhi police recruits candidates for multiple posts. Recruitments are either conducted by Delhi police recruitment board or by central Staff selection commission (SSC). |
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TNUSRB Recruitment Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) conducts exams for sub-inspector of police posts (Taluk, Armed Reserve, and Tamil Nadu Special Police). It also holds common recruitment for Gr.II Police Constables, Gr.II Jail Warders, Firemen.
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West Bengal Police Recruitment West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) holds examination for Sub-inspector, ASI, constable, home guard, warder and other posts. All recruitment related information is provided on the official website of WBPRB, wbpolice.gov.in |
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Tripura Police Recruitment Tripura police conduct recruitment for various posts. Apart from SI, ASI, constable posts, vacancy for various special posts such as Mahila Police Volunteer (MPV) and Special Police Officer (SPO) are released by Tripura police recruitment board. |
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Maharashtra Police Recruitment Maharashtra police recruitment board holds examination for posts of SI, Constable and many more. All recruitment notifications are published on mahapolice.gov.in. |
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Note: Police recruitments for other states will be updated as soon as the notifications are being released.
Police Recruitment 2022 FAQs
Q. Who conducts police recruitment exams?
A. Police departments come under the home ministry of respective states, hence, each state has its own police recruitment authority, they conduct police recruitment exams for various posts. However, there are few deviations from this rule. Delhi police comes under the Home Ministry of Central government as Delhi is not recognised as a full state, hence, the exam is conducted by central agencies like SSC.
Q. How can I apply for Police recruitments?
A. Candidates can apply for police recruitment in various states if they meet the eligibility criteria. Each state has its own police recruitment website, candidates need to check the websites for relevant updates.
Q. Is police recruitment for states conducted online or offline?
A. It depends upon the recruitment body of the concerned state, in many states police recruitment is held online and in some states, the recruitment is conducted offline.
Q. What are the stages of police recruitment?
A. Depending upon the level of police recruitment, stages may vary across the states. In most of the cases, there are written examination followed by physical standard test and medical examination.
Q. What are the perks of police jobs?
A. It is a government job or Sarkari exam that ensures job security and stability, police jobs attach good salary along with various other allowances, police personnel are entitled to avail free government accommodation and vehicles as per the level of their employment
Q. Is being graduation mandatory for police jobs?
A. Graduation is mandatory for SI or ASI posts, while for constable or other posts graduation is not mandatory.
Q. What is the salary for a sub-inspector?
A. salary structure for Sub inspectors are different for different states, it ranges between Rs 30,000 to Rs 40,000 per month.
Q. How can I become an SI in police?
A. To become a sub-inspector, candidates must apply for SI Examination first. This exam is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission or state police recruitment board.
Q. Is joining a police force a good career choice?
A. The career growth trajectory is satisfactory in all police jobs, an employee joining as constable or home guard can be promoted to SI or ASI in the very short time of his/her service.
Q. What is the syllabus for Police Recruitment?
A. The syllabus for police recruitment comprises Arithmetic, English, Reasoning, social awareness, awareness of local government and history, law and order etc.
Q. What comprises the PET/PST in various Police recruitment?
A. PET/PST in various police recruitments comprises long jump, high jump, shot put, race, etc.
Q: When Bihar Police SI mains exam going to be held?
A: Bihar Police SI mains exam was held on October 29, 2020 (Sunday) in two shifts after Bihar assembly election.
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