Huge vacancy announced! Rajasthan Police Constable recruitment drive for 5000 candidates announced

The Rajasthan Police have invited online applications for the post of Constable General Duty and Constable Driver posts. The Office of Director General Police, Jaipur, Rajasthan on Wednesday released a notification for the recruitment of 5000 police constables.

The Rajasthan Police have invited online applications for the post of Constable General Duty and Constable Driver posts, Photo: Reuters

Rajasthan Police Recruitment: The Rajasthan Police have invited online applications for the post of Constable General Duty and Constable Driver posts. The Office of Director General Police, Jaipur, Rajasthan on Wednesday released a notification for the recruitment of 5000 police constables. In which vacancies are for Constable General duty and Constable driver post.

Vacancy details:
The Rajasthan police have invited online applications, 5000 Constable, out of which 2399 vacancies are for general constables, 311 for EWS, 713 for OBC, 142 for MBC, 611 for SC and 807 for ST category candidates.

Education qualification:
An eighth pass candidate can apply for the posts. Candidates can check the detailed notification by visiting the official website of Rajasthan police ie. https://www.police.rajasthan.gov.in/.

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Application Fee:
For general/ all candidate other than Rajasthan State the application fees are Rs 400, For SC/ST candidates the application fees is Rs 350 and for General candidates of income below Rs 2.5 Lakhs is Rs 350 respectively

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Selection Procedure:
The selection of the candidates will be based on Written Examination, the written exam will be of 75 marks with 150 questions.

The written exam will have four sections - reasoning and logical ability, general knowledge of computers, with 60 questions of 30 marks.

Section II will have 35 questions of 17.5 marks

Section III will have 10 questions of a total of 5 marks.

The final section will have 45 questions of 22.5 marks.

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