Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017 issued to the candidates who will appear for the examination. The admit card will be given to those candidates who completed their application process within the given period of time. The candidates can check the notifications regarding the admit card through email/SMS/police website as well. The admit card can be collected from district office as per the scheduled dates. For all the relevant information regarding the ‘Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017’, the candidates can refer to the information on this page or the official website.
Candidates applying for the recruitment process of the posts of Constable (GD) Civil Police (Male/Female) and Constable (Band/Bugler) IRBN (Male) will get the
Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017 as to appear for the various stages of the selection process. The candidates will be required to carry the admit card at the time of the examination and without it, no candidate will be allowed to appear for any of the stages of the selection process.
Latest: The date of written exam and distribution of admit card has published, check details below.
Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017
Candidates who will appear for the recruitment process of the concerned posts need to go through the important dates regarding the admit card as given in the table below:
| Events | Dates |
| Receipt of the Duly filled Application Form | 21 Aug 2017 |
| Last Date of Receipt of the Duly filled Application form | 30 Sep 2017 |
| Issue of Admit Card | 01 to 15 Aug 2019 |
| Date of Different Tests/Examinations | 18 Aug 2019 |
Admit Card Notice:
What the Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017 consist of?
The admit card which will be issued to the candidates will consist of the following important information regarding the examination as given below:
- Name of the Candidate
- Category
- Examination Time and Date
- Examination Centre Name and Address
- Photograph and Signature
- Important Instructions for the Candidates
Why the Arunachal Pradesh Police Admit Card 2017 is important?
The admit card will be important for the examination point of view as it will carry all the important information regarding the examination. Therefore, it will be mandatory for the candidates to have the admit card which should be kept in a secure and safe place until the end of the recruitment process. In order to appear for the various stages of the selection process, the candidate must carry his/her admit card on the day of the examination.
Exam Pattern
The candidates applying for the recruitment to the concerned post will have to go through the various stages of the selection process i.e. Scrutiny of Documents, Physical Standard Test and Physical Efficiency Test, Trade Test, Written Examination and Interview. The exam pattern for the concerned stages is as follows:
i) Scrutiny of Documents, Physical Standard Test and Physical Efficiency Test will be conducted tentatively in the month of November 2017 at the prescribed venue by the conducting body. The candidates will have to appear with all the original documents along with the application form. The exam pattern for the physical efficiency test is as given below:
For Constable GD Civil Police (Male)
- Chin Up – 6 times
- High Jump – 120 cm (in three attempts)
- Long Jump – 13 feet (in three attempts)
- 100 mtrs race – 16 seconds
- 800 mtrs race – N/A
- 1500 mtrs race – 8 minutes
For Constable GD Civil Police (Female)
- Chin Up – N/A
- High Jump – 90 cm (in three attempts)
- Long Jump – 9 feet (in three attempts)
- 100 mtrs race – 19 seconds
- 800 mtrs race – 5 minutes
- 1500 mtrs race – N/A
For Constable (Band/Bugler)IRBN (Male)
- Chin Up – N/A
- High Jump – 120 cm (in three attempts)
- Long Jump – 13 feet (in three attempts)
- 100 mtrs race – 16 seconds
- 800 mtrs race – N/A
- 1500 mtrs race – 8 minutes
ii) Trade Test – The candidates applying for the post of Constable (Band/Bugler) IRBN (Male) who will qualify the PST/PET will have to undergo the trade test. The test will consist of 100 marks, which can be conducted on the same day.
iii) Written Examination – The candidates who will qualify the PST/PET will have to appear for the written examination for the concerned posts. It carries four different subjects with the following distribution of marks:
For Constable (GD) Civil Police (Male/Female) (300 Marks)
- General English – 100 marks
- General Knowledge – 100 marks
- Elementary Mathematics – 100 marks
For Constable (Band/Bugler) IRBN (Male) (200 Marks)
- General English – 100 marks
- General Knowledge – 100 marks
iv) Interview – the candidates who score higher marks in the written test for the post of Constable (GD) Civil Police (Male/Female) and written/trade test for the post of Constable (Band/Bugler) IRBN (Male) will be called for the Interview round. It will carry maximum 40 marks.
