What is RPF Constable selection process?

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    Bhumika Lama | Contributor-Level 7

    2 weeks ago

    The selection process of RPF Constable is given below:

    • Stage 1 CBT
    • Stage 2 PET/PMT
    • Stage 3 DV and Medical Exam

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Candidates shortlisted on the basis of their performance in CBT is called for Physical Efficiency Test (PET),  Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Document Verification (DV) to the extent of 10 times the number of vacancies in each category for Male/Female/Ex Servicemen as per merit. Ex-servicemen are exempted from PET,  however, they will have to undergo PMT. In case there is a shortfall of candidates in any category/Group of Male/Female/Ex-Servicemen, additional candidates to the extent of 10 times the shortfall will be called for PET/PMT for a second round of PET/PMT as per their merit in CBT.

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The perks and allowances offered to RPF Constable are given below:

  • Transport Allowance
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  • Overtime Allowance
  • Gratuity
  • Monthly Pension
  • Ration Allowance
  • Provident Fund
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  • Pass and Privilege Ticket Orders
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The career growth RPF Constable is given below:

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RPF Constable job profile is given below:

  • Keeping peace and protecting passengers
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The in-hand RPF Constable salary includes basic salary, Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance and others depending on their location and level. RPF Constable in-hand salary ranges between 22,000 to 25,000. This amount increases as they progress in their career and receive promotions and increments.

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