Book Type - Practice Sets / Solved Papers About Exam: Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) is inviting online applications for recruitment to the post of Sub Inspector (Male/Female). The applicants must be between the ages of 21-27 years as of June 1, 2021. Haryana Police constable Recruitment has been done for different posts, such as Constable GD [Male], Constable GD [Female], and Female Constable for HAP-DURGA-1 will be conducted. Subjects Covered- General Studies, General ability, current affairs, General Reasoning, Mental Aptitude, Numerical Agriculture, Animal husbandry, other relevant fields/trades and computer basic knowledge. Exam Patterns- The exam questions will be of Objective type questions. The exam paper will be in Hindi as well as English. The written test is followed by the Physical Efficiency Test. The exam dates for different posts will be separately notified. The Syllabus and exam pattern for Sub-Inspector and Constable Exam is the same but the level of exam will be different. There shall be one composite paper carrying 100 questions. Each question shall carry 0.80 marks. So paper will be of total 80 marks. The duration of the test will be 01:30 hours (90 minutes). There is no negative marking for wrong attempts. Negative Marking -NO Conducting Body- HSSC Haryana Police SI Recruitment

Book Type - Practice Sets / Solved Papers About Exam: Being a constable in the Goa police is a matter of pride and respect. The higher officials of Goa Police are planning to release the notifications to recruit the post of 1097 Police Sub Inspector, Constable, Searcher, Asst Sub Inspector, Photographer, Laboratory Technician, Stenographer, LDC vacancies. The Goa Police Constable cut-off 2021 depends on many factors such as the difficulty level of the examination, the total number of candidates, total vacancies, and the overall performance of the candidates, etc. The minimum marks are the pre-decided marks that decide whether the candidate has passed the Goa Police Constable exam or not. The minimum qualifying marks are based on various factors like the number of vacancies, number of applicants, the difficulty of the paper, the cut-off marks, and so on. The minimum qualifying marks for the written exam are 35% as set by the Goa Police department. Constable Exam Mode is an Online/ Offline One Stage Exam. Subjects Covered- Mathematics, General Knowledge, General English, and Logical Reasoning Exam Patterns - The Question Paper consists of 4 sections. The Time duration for the exam will be of 02 Hours. Objective 100 Questions from different sections come in the exam of the Goa Police Constable Syllabus. The Written Test will be conducted for a total of 100 Marks. Each question carries 1 Mark. Negative Marking - NO Conducting Body- Goa Police Recruitment Board Exam Level- State Level

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