Karnataka State Police (KSP) has released the notification for the recruitment of the posts of Follower. Eligible candidates may apply online before 30-08-2021. Post Name Vacancies Cook 81 Barber 45 Dhobi 53 Sweeper 58 Water […]
Karnataka State Police (KSP) has released the notification for the recruitment of the posts of Follower. Eligible candidates may apply online before 30-08-2021. Post Name Vacancies Cook 81 Barber 45 Dhobi 53 Sweeper 58 Water […]
Punjab Police has released the notification for the recruitment to the post of Constable in District Police Cadre and Armed Police Cadre. Eligible candidates can apply before 15-08-2021 (11:55 P.M). Post Name Constable Vacancies District […]
West Bengal Police has released the notification for the recruitment to the post of Sub-Inspector/ Sub-Inspectress (Unarmed Branch) and Sergeant in Kolkata Police. Eligible candidates can apply online or offline from 19-07-2021 (00:00 hrs) to 19-08-2021 […]
Bihar Police has released the notification for the recruitment of Constable and Police Sub-Inspector Posts. Eligible candidates can apply from 10-07-2021 to 09-08-2021. Post Name and Pay Scale Vacancies Educational Qualification ConstableLevel-3 (Rs.21700 – 69100) […]
Punjab Police has released the notiifcation for the recruitment of Sub-Inspector in the 3 cadres of (i) District Police, (ii) Armed Police and (iii) Investigation and Intelligence Officers (in the rank of Sub-Inspector) in the […]
Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force has released the notification for the recruitment of Constable (General Duty) in Group-C (Male and Female) on a temporary basis. Eligible candidates can apply from 05-07-2021 (00:01 A.M) to 02-09-2021 (11:59 P.M). […]
Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) has released the notification for the recruitment of Deputy Superintendent of Police Posts. Eligible candidates can apply from 05-07-2021 to 04-08-2021 (12:00 midnight). Post Name and Pay Scale Vacancies […]
Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UKSSSC) has released the notification for the recruitment of Revenue Sub-Inspector (Patwari) and Revenue Sub-Inspector (Accountant) posts. Eligible candidates can apply from 22-06-2021 to 05-08-2021. Post Name and Pay Scale Vacancies Educational […]
Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has released the notification for the recruitment of a Sub Inspector (Male and Female) of Group C of Police department. Eligible candidates can apply from 19-06-2021 to 02-07-2021 till 11.59 […]
There is no greater pride than to be a part of the country’s police force. Diligent service people who will sacrifice indulging in the pleasures of life for the welfare of citizens is a noble profession after all.
The police force is a demanding duty that requires tireless dedication and constant surveillance. Crime is fickle and can practically break out anywhere. Thorough inspection and tracking down various crimes often gets overwhelming. However, the police force displays excellent team work and always shows up just when needed.
Police force has various levels of hierarchy which can only be attained through years of experience and academic growth in the specific arena of development. Though one thing is certain, no two days end up being the same for a person in the police force.
Considering the police force is an elite team of the most skilled people in the nation, the only point of recruitment for the police force is through the CRPF locations spread all across India.
Considering there are various sections of police force under the CRPF, there are various branches in which you can apply for a police force job. In order to get to the source of things to be recruited, visiting the official CRPF website for further information might prove to be eventful.
There are various opportunities to explore in the police force. If you have excellent management skills and have served the police force for years, you get to be eligible to be a police chief, who would have a team of officers and havaldars to investigate crime scenes and schemes and bring the perpetrator before the law.
Police officers have a dynamic job profile. They have varying roles to play according to the need of the hour. They are, quite typically, the first responders to crime scenes all across the nation. They also help assist police chiefs and are adept at writing detailed crime scene reports that help the case.
Other job prospects in the police department include evidence technicians, victim advocate, and police force medical team – for those inclined towards the medical aspect of police duty.
There also happens to be a spot for those good at art as they can find a job for themselves as Sketch artists, which is crucial in narrowing in on criminals.
In order to be a part of the Police force, a candidate has to appear for the competitive Indian Police Service or IPS exams. Apart from that, there are other requirements to be qualified as IPS officer. For male officers, minimum height requirement is 165 cm and for female offices it is 150 cm.
Educational qualification should be a Bachelor’s degree from any university which is recognised by the government of India.
Age limit for IPS officer is minimum 21 years and maximum 32 years as of 1st August in the year of examination. However, age limit relaxations are implemented for those from the reserved categories of the society, as per the laws of the Indian government.
