Gujarat Police recruitment and Exam Date

MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018

Gujarat Police recruitment: 2018 Recruitment of 4275 boys and 1914 girls in Gujarat Police recruitment: By News Report

Apply to 07/09/2018 to last date

1 Bin hathiyari Police  Boys - 225

2 Hthiyari  Police         Boys - 3551

3 Jail Shipahi                Boys - 499

   Total                           Boys - 4275

1 Bin hathiyari Police  Girls -111

2 Hthiyari  Police         Girls -1748

3 Jail Shipahi                Girls -55

   Total                           Boys - 1914

How to apply: Applying the application online. For this, after reading the advertisement on

https://ojas.gujarat.gov.in, click this link
the information will be read and applied.

        First of all read and understand the syllabus of PSI exam. Understand the exam pattern of exam. Find out your strongest and weakest point and start your preparation accordingly. There are 3 exams of PSI first is preliminary exam which is of 100 marks, second is physical test which is of 50 marks and third one is main exam which is of 400 marks.

PSI Prelim Exam Syllabus

General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Psychology, History, Geography, Social Studies, General Science & Mental Ability.

Physical Test pattern and criteria for PSI, ASI

• Male: 5000 meter running test (in 25 minutes maximum)
• Female: 1600 Meter running test (in 9 minutes and 30 seconds maximum)
• Ex-Serviceman: 2400 meter running test (in 12 minutes and 30 seconds maximum)

PSI Main Written Exam patter

• Exam type: Objective (MCQ based)
• Total no. of question papers: 04
• Gujarati (100 marks: 1 hour 30 minutes)
• English (100 marks: 1 hour 30 minutes)
• General Knowledge (100 marks: 1 hour 30 minutes)
• Law (100 marks: 1 hour 30 minutes)

        There are various coaching classes are available for PSI exam you can prefer those classes for your preparation or if you want to prepare by your self then you can go through books and online courses. I advise you to go through online courses if you want to prepare by your self at home. Because as per my experience in online course you can get material like coaching classes.

First of all go through free course then purchase any course. I here by provide you some links of online courses and books which will help you in your preparation.

State Police Forces    

         Police forces of the various states are governed by their state laws and regulations. Some states have modelled their laws on the basis of a central law, the Police Act, 1861 States also have their police manuals detailing how police of the state is organised, their roles and responsibilities, records that must be maintained, etc

Hierarchy and organisation

                  State police forces generally have two arms: civil and armed police. The civil police is responsible for day-to-day law and order and crime control. Armed police is kept in reserve, till additional support is required in situations like riots. In this section, we discuss how civil police is organised in the country.

                    Civil police forces broadly adhere to the hierarchical structure shown in Figure 2. Every state is divided into various field units for the purpose of effective policing: zones, ranges, districts, sub-divisions or circles, police stations and outposts. For instance, a state will comprise of two or more zones, each zone will comprise two or more ranges, and ranges will be sub-divided into the other field units in a similar manner. The key field units in this setup are the police district and the police station.

                A police district is an area declared so by the state government. It is considered the most important supervisory and functional unit of police administration because the officer in charge of the district (i.e. Superintendent of Police or SP) has operational independence in matters relating to internal management of the force and carrying out of law and order duties.

Superintendence of the executive

                  The state government exercises control and superintendence over the state police forces. At the district level, the District Magistrate (DM) may also give directions to the SP and supervise police administration This is called the dual system of control (as authority is vested in both the DM and SP) at the district level.