CRPF Recruitment 2025: Detailed Syllabus, Exam Pattern, and Selection Process

 


The CRPF Recruitment Exam Pattern generally varies depending on the post being applied for, such as Constable, Head Constable, Sub-Inspector (SI), etc. Below is the typical pattern followed in previous recruitment exams:


1. Written Examination

The written test is often conducted in either offline or online mode and consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs). The pattern generally includes:

Exam Pattern for Constable Posts:

Subject Questions Marks Time
General Awareness/Knowledge 40 40 2 hours
Knowledge of Elementary Mathematics 30 30
Analytical Aptitude/Reasoning 30 30
English/Hindi Language 30 30
Total 130 130 2 hours

Exam Pattern for Head Constable (Ministerial):

Subject Questions Marks Time
General Intelligence/Reasoning 50 50 2 hours
General Awareness 50 50
Numerical Aptitude 50 50
English/Hindi Language 50 50
Total 200 200 2 hours

Exam Pattern for Sub-Inspector (SI):

Paper Subjects Questions Marks Time
Paper I General Intelligence/Reasoning 50 50 2 hours
General Knowledge/Awareness 50 50
Quantitative Aptitude 50 50
English Comprehension 50 50
Total Paper I 200 200 2 hrs
Paper II English Language and Comprehension 200 200 2 hrs

2. Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

  • For Male Candidates:

    • 1.6 km race to be completed in 6 minutes 30 seconds.
    • High jump and long jump.
  • For Female Candidates:

    • 800 meters race to be completed in 4 minutes.
    • High jump and long jump.

3. Physical Standard Test (PST)

The Physical Standard Test evaluates the physical measurements of the candidate, including height, chest (for males), and weight.


4. Skill Test (For Specific Posts)

  • Typing Test: For Head Constable (Ministerial), candidates must have a typing speed of:

    • 35 words per minute (wpm) in English
    • 30 wpm in Hindi
  • Trade Skill Test: For technical posts like Constable (Tradesman), this involves testing the practical skills relevant to the trade (e.g., driving, cooking, etc.).


5. Medical Examination

A detailed medical examination is conducted to ensure the candidate is fit for duty.


Final Selection

The final merit list is prepared based on the performance in the written test, PET/PST, trade test, and medical examination.

For the 2025 recruitment, the exact pattern may vary slightly. Candidates should wait for the official notification and refer to the CRPF website for the latest updates.

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