Police exams in India vary depending on the specific police force (state police, Central Armed Police Forces, etc.) and the level of the position (constable, sub-inspector, etc.). Here are the key details about the most common police exams:
-Typically, between 18 and 28 years for constables.
-20 to 30 years for sub-inspectors.
Usually requires a 10th or 12th-grade pass.
Generally requires a graduation degree from a recognized university.
| Section | Details | Total Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Paper I: Objective type questions | General Ability and Intelligence | 250 |
| Paper II: Descriptive type | General Studies, Essay, and Comprehension | 200 |
| Physical Efficiency Test (PET) | Running, long jump, high jump, and shot put. | |
| Physical Measurement Test (PMT) | Measurements of height, chest, and weight. | |
-Assessment of physical and mental health.
-150 Marks
-Based on the total marks obtained in the written exam and interview.
