Goa Police Recruitment For The Post Of Searcher / Lab Technician / Stenographer In Panaji

Government of Goa, Office of the Director General of Police, Goa invites applications from eligible candidates for direct recruitment of following Police Sub Inspector (SI), Police Constable, Searcher, Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI), Photographer, Laboratory Technician, Stenographer and Lower Division Clerk posts The last date for receipt of applications is 30th April 2021

Name of Post	Total Vacancies
Police Sub Inspector	145
Police Constable	857
Searcher	01
Assistant Sub Inspector (Wireless Operator)	06
Photographer	01
Lab Technician	02
Police Constable (Bandman)	11
Police Constable (Mast Luskar)	01
Police Constable (Wireless Messenger)	29
Stenographer	10
Lower Division Clerk	34

Age Limit:

Police Sub Inspector: 20 to 28 years
Police Constable: 18 to 28 years
Searcher: Not exceeding 45 years
Assistant Sub Inspector (Wireless Operator): Not exceeding 45 years
Photographer, Lab Technician: Not exceeding 45 years
Police Constable (Bandman): Not exceeding 45 years
Police Constable (Mast Luskar): 18 to 22 years
Police Constable (Wireless Messenger): Not exceeding 45 years
Stenographer: Not exceeding 45 years
Lower Division Clerk: Not exceeding 45 years

Pay Scales:

Police Sub Inspector: Pay Matrix Level 6 ₹ 35400 - 112400
Police Constable: Pay Matrix Level 2 ₹ 19900 - 63200
Searcher: Pay Matrix Level 6 ₹ 35400 - 112400
Assistant Sub Inspector (Wireless Operator): Pay Matrix Level 4 ₹ 25500 - 81100
Photographer: Pay Matrix Level 2 ₹ 19900 - 63200
Laboratory Technician: Pay Matrix Level 4 ₹ 25500 - 81100
Police Constable: Pay Matrix Level 2 ₹ 19900 - 63200
Stenographer: Pay Matrix Level 4 ₹ 25500 - 81100
Lower Division Clerk: Pay Matrix Level 2 ₹ 19900 - 63200

Educational Qualifications:

Police Sub Inspector: Degree (OR) Higher Secondary School Certificate Exam (10+2) Pass 03 years Diploma in Security and Investigation Technology

Police Constable: Secondary School Certificate Examination (Matric / 10th Pass) or equivalent qualification.

Searcher: Any Degree

Assistant Sub Inspector (Wireless Operator): SSC or equivalent Diploma in Electronics

Photographer: Diploma in Photography OR Certificate course in Composite Course in Reproduction Photography, Plate Making and Offset Printing

 Laboratory Technician: Bachelors Degree in Science with at least 2nd class.

Stenographer: Higher Secondary School Certificate or AICTE approved Diploma Should be computer literate

Lower Division Clerk: Possessing Higher Secondary School Certificate or AICTE approved Diploma Knowledge of Computer Applications / Operations with typing speed of 30 words per minute in English

Selection Process:

Written Examination
Documents Verification

Application Fee:

₹ 200/- for General category candidates.


₹ 100/- for SC / ST / OBC / Ex-Serviceman / PWD / EWS category candidates

How to Apply: The application forms completed in all respects should e personally submitted by the candidates at the counter opened to accept the Application Forms at Police Headquarters, Panaji-Goa between 10:00 Hours to 17:00 Hours on all working days, on or before 30/04/2021

 

Any Degree / Bachelors Degree / Diploma

Goa Police is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

How to Apply: The application forms completed in all respects should e personally submitted by the candidates at the counter opened to accept the Application Forms at Police Headquarters, Panaji-Goa between 10:00 Hours to 17:00 Hours on all working days, on or before 30/04/2021.

The Goa Police as an independent organisation was born in April 1946 with the establishment of Policia do Estado da India (PEI) Police of India, through a decree of the Portuguese regime which ruled Goa until 1961. Until then, all policing functions including the maintenance of law and order were being carried out by the Portuguese military.

The PEI was responsible for carrying out the functions of vigilance and maintenance of general order and comprised the following branches: public security, judicial police, internal and external traffic police, administrative & municipal police and civil identifications. Two years later, appropriate rules governing the police were framed on the lines of the legislation then prevailing in Portugal.

In the two-year period of the rules being framed,the PEI functioned under the regulations of O Corpo de Policia e Fiscalizacao da India (CPFI) – The Corps of Police and Inspection Services of India that had been set up in 1924 to function as the policing arm of the military. The police services had been placed under the direct supervision of the CPFI command.

The PEI was organized into five territorial divisions for efficient performance with each division headed by a commissioner who reported to the commander of the PEI. The PEI thus developed into a supreme law and order establishment, with even officials and agents of organizations such as Customs having to inform it about violations that came to their notice. Not only did the PEI have powers to conduct search and seizure operations, it could also frame proceedings for prosecution and file cases for extraditing criminals.