Odisha Police Constables Exam 2020 - Latest News, Application Form, Eligibility, Admit Card, Result

The Home Department of Government of Odisha has released the application form for Odisha Police Constable exam on September 13, 2021. The last date to apply for Odisha Police Constable exam is October 4, 2021. The exam will be conducted from November 15, 2021 to November 20, 2021. The Home Department of Government of Odisha will conduct the Odisha Police Constable exam to recruit constables (17 battalions) and civil constables (Male/Female). To apply, the minimum and maximum age limit for the exam is 18 years and 23 years respectively. Candidates must have passed 12th or equivalent from Odisha Board or any other recognised board. Also, knowing Odia language (Read, Write and Speak) is a must in order to be eligible to apply for the exam.  Candidates would need to go through multiple tests including Written test, Physical test, Driving test, etc. to qualify for the final position.

Eligibility for Civil Constables (Male/Female)

As per the eligibility criteria of Odisha Police Constables Exam, candidates must have passed 12th or equivalent from Odisha Board or by any other recognized Board.

Candidates should be able to read, write and speak Odia and must have passed Odia as one of the subjects in your High School.

For Group-D employee working in the Police Department - 5 years of continuous service is required.

For Home Guard candidate - 3 years without any interruption on the date on which the advertisement for recruitment is published. Also, the basic course of training for Home Guards Constables (Male) is required.

Eligibility for Constables (17 Battalions - Male)

Candidates must have passed High School or equivalent conducted by the Odisha Board of Secondary Education or by any other recognized board.

Candidates should be able to read, write and speak Odia and must have passed Odia as one of the subjects in your High School.

Mode of Application : Offline and Online

Mode of Payment : Other

The application form of Odisha Police Constables Recruitment will available on the official website. Candidates can download the Odisha Police Constable application form from the official website of Odisha Police. They also need to send the application form along with Bank Draft/Postal Order and photocopies of self-attested certificates/relevant documents to the concerned Commandant of the Battalion DCP (Security) of Special Security Battalion through post or to be deposited by hand at the concerned Battalion. For Civil Constable (Male/Female), Candidates have to send the application to the concerned Superintendent of Police of the district/DCP (HDQRS), Commissionerate, BBSR through post or to be deposited by hand. The cost of the Odisha Police Constables application form is Rs. 50.

Application Fees

The exam pattern of Odisha Police Constables exam is divided into different stages. Here are the stages and marks assigned to each stage.

1. Physical Measurements and Physical Efficiency Test - 55 Marks

2. Driving Test - 5 Marks

3. Educational Achievements - 5 Marks

4. Sports Achievements - 15 Marks

5. National Cadet Corps Certificate (NCC) - 5 Marks

6. Written Test - 35 Marks

The written exam consists of Odia and English Language, Arithmetic, General Knowledge, Aptitude and Logical Reasoning carrying a total of 35 marks.

The total marks of the exam are 120.

The admit card of Odisha Police Constable/Civil constable exam will be made available on the official website of Odisha Police. Candidates can download the admit card by entering the required login credentials in the login window. The admit card is a very important document. Without it, no candidate will be allowed to appear for the exam. It carries all the important details related to the exam such as exam centre, details of the candidate, exam day guidelines, etc. Candidates are supposed to carry the admit card along with a photo id proof on the exam day.

The result of Odisha Police Constable/Civil constable will be declared in online mode separately for all the phases. Candidates can check their result by entering the required login credentials in the login window. The result will contain details related to the candidate's name, roll number, marks, and qualifying status.