What if a training constable doesn't know how to write in Kannada but he can speak it?
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If fluency in Kannada is a requirement then the inability to write in the Kannada language may be considered as an ineligibility.
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Karnataka Police Academy has courses such as Certificate which are primarily in the stream of Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing ), Humanities & Social Sciences.
Yes, you are eligible. The eligibility criteria of Police constable is given below.
Educational qualification : 12th or equivalent from a recognized board.
Age : 18-25 Years ( 5 years is relaxable to SC/ST reserved categories)
Yes, you can join. But, before joining please check out the rules and regulations of the college.
The candidates must have passed 10+2 examination from a recognized board to be eligible for Training of Police Constables (Civil) from Karnataka Police Academy.
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