Indo-Tibetan Police Recruitment 2024

Online application process for Sub-Inspector (Telecommunication), Head Constable (Telecommunication), and Constable (Telecommunication) positions in the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBPF).

Applications are accepted only through online mode.

Online applications open on November 15, 2024, and close on December 14, 2024.

Specific numbers of Sub-Inspector (Telecommunication) positions are advertised, categorized by gender (Male/Female) and reserved for various categories (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS).

Specific numbers of Head Constable (Telecommunication) positions are advertised, categorized by gender (Male/Female) and reserved for various categories (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS).

Specific numbers of Constable (Telecommunication) positions are advertised, categorized by gender (Male/Female) and reserved for various categories (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS).

The advertised numbers of vacancies may change or increase without prior notice.

10% of the advertised vacancies are reserved for Ex-Servicemen.

https://recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in

Any change from the standard OBC(NCL) certificate format will not be accepted by ITBP. Applications that deviate will be treated as 'UR.'

3 years for the application process.

6 years (3 years + 3 years), the duration for eligibility for OBC(NCL).

8 years (3 years + 5 years); added extra years compared to general.

Military service years are subtracted from the applicant's age. The final age must not exceed the maximum age limit for the post/category by more than 3 years.

Children/dependents of those killed in the 1984 or 2002 Gujarat riots receive extended application periods.

5 years extended application period for those from UR category.

10 years of extended timeframe for victims from SC/ST.

8 years extended application time for OBC applicants.

Government servants receive up to 5 years of relaxation in the application process per the Central Government's directives.

Someone who has served in the regular Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force, and has been retired, relieved, discharged, or released for medical reasons or other reasons beyond their control.

Eligible candidates must apply for the ITBP recruitment through the website.

Applicants from UR, OBC, and EWS categories need to pay an application fee; amounts vary by position.

SC, ST, Ex-servicemen, and female candidates are exempt from paying the application fee.

The application fee is non-refundable, even if vacancies are cancelled.

Applications submitted offline are not accepted and are rejected immediately.

Providing false/incorrect information in the online application will lead to disqualification.

Government/organisation employees applying must provide an NOC from their employer.

Candidates with tattoo removal scars will have their scars reviewed by the Medical Board of Officer

Special cases will require approval from the Presiding Officer of the Recruitment Board

A qualifying test assessing physical abilities; no marks are awarded.

A qualifying test assessing physical standards; no marks are awarded.

Ex-servicemen are exempt from PET, but must pass PST, written exam, documentation, and medical exam.

Guidelines exist for female candidates who are pregnant, potentially delaying or eliminating participation in PET/PST. A pregnancy declaration is required and a confirmation with re-examination possible.

No appeal is allowed against PET results.

Candidates failing any part of the PET are eliminated from the process. A rejection slip is issued.

Three chances for high jump, as well as for 3-feet high jump.

The position must be held for the candidate until six weeks after delivery and after re-examination is completed.

Female candidates must state if pregnant, before the test.

A 100-question objective test covering General English/Hindi, General Awareness, and Reasoning Ability.

A 100-question objective test covering Physics, Chemistry, Math, Electronics, Communication, Information Technology, Computer Science, Electrical, and Instrumentation & Control.

A 100-question objective exam based on 10+2 with PCM level knowledge

A 100-question objective test based on 10th grade level.

A detailed physical check-up conducted according to medical guidelines published by ITBPF

Official document for the written examination that includes the date and location.

Exam consisting of multiple-choice questions.

Options for written exam format - Optical Mark Recognition or Computer-Based Test.

Part of the written exam covering general knowledge of English or Hindi.

Portion of the exam testing general knowledge and current events (bilingual).

Exam section evaluating logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Section focusing on numerical reasoning and mathematical ability (bilingual).

35% required to pass for General/EWS/Ex-servicemen category candidates.

33% qualifying marks for SC, ST, and OBC(NCL).

Electronic gadgets (mobiles, etc.) are not permitted during the exam.

Only permitted items such as pens, pencils, and calculators are permitted.

The verification of original documents for shortlisted candidates in order of merit.

List of required educational, identity, and caste certificates.

Certificates from authorized bodies (e.g., Tehsildar) are mandatory for specific categories.