Gujarat Police Recruitment Board is in the process of recruiting for Class 3 Cadre posts in the department. Interested and eligible candidates can apply by visiting the official website of the Board. This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 12,472 posts. The registration process began on April 4 and will conclude on April 30, 2024.
To apply, a candidate must first go to the official Gujarat Police Recruitment Board website at ojas.gujarat.gov.in and then click on the online application link located on the homepage. Then from the drop down menu, the apply link has to be clicked to access a new page. The candidate then must locate and select the Gujarat Police Recruitment Board from the list provided and click on the apply link again. Anew page will open where the apply now link is available. The registration details have to be filled here after clicking on the link and then the submit button has to be pressed.
Information regarding eligibility criteria, vacancy details, selection process, and application fees can be found in the detailed notification.
At the time of submitting the online application, candidates must ensure that their name, father/husband’s name, and the last mark sheet of Class-12 or equivalent examination are as per the shown in the marksheet, and the uploaded marksheet will be verified accordingly.
Candidates applying only for PSI cadre will have to select PSI Cadre in the Online Application.
Candidates applying only for the Lokrakshak cadre will have to select Lokrakshak Cadre in the Online Application.
If candidates apply for both (PSI cadre and Lokrakshak cadre), they will have to select Both (PSI+LRD) in the Online Application.
Ex-servicemen will be eligible for appointment as per the Gujarat State Service (Ex-servicemen) Rules, 1975, and the amended rules – 1994, and subsequent amendments made from time to time.
The 1st Stage of the recruitment exam will have Physical Test (Qualifying in nature) followed by the Main Exam in the 2nd Stage comprising objective type and descriptive type question papers, totaling 300 marks.
The syllabus for the exam includes The Constitution of India and Public Administration (25 marks), History, Geography, Cultural Heritage (25 marks), Current Affairs and General Knowledge (25 marks), Environment, Science, and Technology, and Economics (25 marks).
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