Is it possible to become police inspector with 58.5% in PSEB 12th class non-medical and 79.80% in 10th class in CBSE?

I want to know will low percentage in 12th class affect my job and promotions to DSP or ASP and also suggest me should I go for improvement or get admission in graduation? Also tell me which is the best Bachelor degree for me, please.

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Asked by Lapteej Singh Singh

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Vikas Pandey | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Yes, you can become but only after clearing the written and physical tests. So, start preparing for it. Good luck.

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Ayush Rai | Beginner-Level 4

7 years ago

Yes, surely you can become an inspector with police but you have to qualify exams conducted by government and also some physical tests also.

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