Rajasthan Police Recruitment For The Post Of CID IB - 5th Pass To Graduates In Rajasthan
Recruitment to many posts in Dog Squad of Rajasthan Police CID, see details Rajasthan Police CID IB Recruitment 2022: Rajasthan Police has invited applications for recruitment to many posts in Dog Squad in CID IB
Rajasthan Police has invited applications for recruitment to multiple posts in Dog Squad in CID IB Rajasthan Police official website wwwpolicerajasthan.
govin According to the recruitment notification released two days ago, Rajasthan Chaturthi Category Service (Recruitment and other conditions of service) Rules-1999 for direct recruitment in State Special Branch Rajasthan, Jaipur Under the provisions of the Act, applications are invited for appointment to 08 vacant posts of Class IV employee (Canal-Boy) for Dog Squad Online applications can be made on the website from 21 November
Vacancy Details:
The total number of vacancies in this recruitment of Rajasthan Police is 08 in which 01 female, 07 male candidates will be selected Selected candidates will be kept in probation period for two years.
During this, Rs 12400 per month will be paid After this, the pay scale will be given on regularization
Pay Scale - Rs5200 - 20200 Grade Pay Rs.
1700
Age Limit - 18 to 40 Years
Physical Eligibility - The candidate must be physically and mentally fit During the selection, the candidate will also have to produce the medical fitness certificate
Pension Scheme - The Rajasthan government has restored the old pension scheme for the state employees, so the employees will also get the fixed pension.
Application fee - Rs80 50 for reserved category and economically weaker candidates and Rs
Application Process: Interested candidates can apply through E-Mitra Kiosk operated under the government on the website http:recruitment2rajasthan.
govin from 21-11-2022 to 10 December 2022 Instructions in this regard are available on the website
Rajasthan Police is looking for 5th , 6th , 7th , 8th , 9th , 10th , 12th , Any Graduate profile candidates.
Short Job Information
The Police should not question the propriety of necessity of any law duly enacted. They should enforce the law firmly and impartially, without fear or favour, malice or vindictiveness.