Police jobs for Constable in Chandigarh (Punjab). Last Date to apply: 19 Oct 2016
Constable
Job Description
Constable (Male) Job Position in Punjab Police
Qualification : Minimum Educational qualifications shall be 10+2 or its equivalent from a recognized Education Board/University, and the candidate must have passed Matriculation examination with Punjabi as one of the compulsory or elective subjects or any other equivalent examination in Punjabi language.
No. of Vacancy : 33
Pay Scale : Rs.10300-34800
Age : 18-28 Yrs
Physical Standards : Height : Male-5'-7" (5 feet 7 inches)
Fee : General category candidates - Rs.400/-, SC/ST/BC candidates - Rs.100/-
Selection Process : The Chairman of Central Recruitment Board shall conduct the recruitment process for male candidates at such number of Recruitment Center as may be decided depending upon the number of applicants. Candidates will be informed about the Recruitment Centre via SMS & email and the details about the centers will also be uploaded on the recruitment website. The Recruitment Board shall conduct the Substance Abuse (Drug Addiction) Test (SAT), Proficiency Test, Physical Screening Test (PST) and the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) of a candidate shall be conducted on a single day. The entire process shall be got video-graphed. Only the candidate, who clear the SAT, Proficiency Test, PST and PMT will be on the statewide merit list.
candidates will be selected on the basis of their performance in Physical Efficiency Test, Physical Measurement Test, Written Examination, Medical Examination.
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About Company
Punjab Police has had an extremely proud history and the legend of keeping duty before self. Even before Independence, Punjab Police had a name in the country for effective policing and this has been continuously improving through the personal examples of its leadership supported by great traditions, discipline, and highly professional attitude. The emergence of Punjab Police as a separate organization is a post 1861 development, which took place after the British annexation of Punjab in 1849. In about 150 years of its existence, the police force in the state has faced many difficult phases. The onus of handling law and order has always been a challenge before the police mainly because of the inherent martial traditions prevailing in the state.