Don’t worry buddy I will tell you the grade pay of Head Constable offer by Central Reserve Police Force so that you can check it.


Here I’m telling you tentative pay scale

Pay Scale - Rs.5200-20200 with GP of Rs.2400/-

Eligibility
Educational Qualification
10+2 (12th Pass) or equivalent exam pass from a Central/ State Govt recognized Board/ University

Skill Test (On computer):
English Typing - Minimum speed of 35 words per minute

Hindi Typing - Minimum speed of 30 words per minute
(10500 key depressions per hour in English and 9000 key depressions per hour in Hindi with average of 5 key depressions for each word)

Physical Standards

Height:
All Categories (except ST Category): Male-165 Cms, Female-155 Cms
Garwalies, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras etc categories - Male-162.5 Cms, Female-150 Cms
ST Category: Male-162.5 Cms, Female-150 Cms

Chest (Only for Male candidates):
Gen/SC/OBC Category: Unexpanded-77 Cms, Expanded-82 Cms
ST Category: Unexpanded-76 Cms, Expanded-81 Cms

Weight: Proportionate to height and age

Selection and Recruitment Process
CRPF Head Constable (Ministerial) selection process will consist of 02 phases as:
Updated - Now PST/ Scrutiny of documents will be conducted in Phase 1.
Phase 1 - Physical Standard Test (PST) and Documentation (Scrutiny of documents
Phase 2 - Written exam, Skill test and Medical examination

Written Exam Pattern
CRPF HC Ministerial Written Exam paper will be of 225 Marks of 2.30 hours duration consisting of two parts as:

Part 1 (Objective type) - 200 Marks (Qualifying marks will be 80 Marks for Gen category and 70 Marks for SC/ST/OBC category out of 200 Marks)
Section A - Hindi Language or English Language (50 Questions)
Section B - General Intelligence (50 Questions)
Section C - Numerical Aptitude (50 Questions)
Section D - Clerical Aptitude (50 Questions)

Part 2 (Descriptive type) - 25 Marks (Essay writing-15 Marks, Letter writing-10 Marks)
For selection, category wise final merit list will be prepared separately on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in Part-1 and Part-2 i.e. out of total 225 Marks.