CISF Constable Recruitment 2019: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has invited applications from interested candidates for a number of posts at cisf.gov.in. Candidates who are interested in the posts can visit the official website to fill the application form once the application link activates. The recruitment process is to select candidates for the post of constable. A total number of 914 vacancies are on offer for – Cook, Cobbler, Barber, Washer-man, Carpenter, Sweeper, Painter, Mason, Plumber, Mali & Electrician in Northern, NCR, Western, Central, Eastern, Southern, South Eastern and North Eastern Regions. Candidates will be selected through – Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), Documentation, Trade Test. Check the details below to know more.
CISF Constable Recruitment 2019: Important Dates
Online application process starts – September 23, 2019 | 10 AM onwards
Online application process ends – October 22, 2019 | upto 5 PM
CISF Constable Recruitment 2019: Post Details
- Constable (Tradesman) – 914 Posts (Including Back-log vacancies)
Cook – 350
Cobbler – 13
Barber – 109
Washer-man – 133
Carpenter – 14
Sweeper – 270
Painter – 6
Mason – 5
Plumber – 4
Mali – 4
Electrician – 3
Back-log vacancies
Cobbler – 1
Barber – 2
CISF Constable Recruitment 2019: Eligibility Criteria
- Age limit – 18 to 23 years
- Educational Qualification required for Skilled trade – Candidates should have passed class 10th from a recognised board for skilled trades (i.e. Barber, Boot Maker, Cook, Carpenter, Electrician, Mason, Mali, Painter, Plumber and Washer Man). Trained personnel Industrial Training Institute will be preferred.
- Educational Qualification required for Un-skilled trade – Candidates should have passed class 10th from a recognised board for unskilled trades (i.e. Sweeper).
CISF Constable Recruitment 2019: How to apply
Examination Fees – Rs 100
Candidates can fill the application form in the prescribed format after paying the application fees before the last date and send it to the respective authorities.
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