SSC GD PET 2023: GD Physical Test to be held from April 25, CRPF released schedule, Admit Card issued

Posted on 20th Apr 2023 12:25 pm by rohit kumar

About 4 lakh candidates were declared successful in the written examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for the recruitment of more than 50 thousand constable/rifleman posts in various Paramilitary Forces (BSF, CISF, CRPF, SSB, ITBP, AR, and SSF) The dates for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST) to be conducted for the posts have been announced by the nodal agency Central Reserve Police Bus (CRPF). According to the notice issued by CRPF on Monday, April 17, 2023, PET/PST will be conducted from April 24 to May 8.

 

Let us inform you that earlier the physical test was to be conducted from April 15 for the candidates declared successful in SSC GD Constable Result 2022-23. However, later the information about the postponement of PET/PST was shared by CRPF, after which around 4 lakh candidates were waiting for the PET dates.

 

SSC GD PET 2023: Admit card released

However, the CRPF, in its notice released on Monday, did not announce the date for making available the admit cards for candidates to download for appearing in PET/PST. However, now CRPF has released the GD PET Admit Card 2023 of the candidates, which candidates can download from the direct link given below.

 

SSC GD PET 2023: About PET/PST

According to the Constable (General Duty) Exam 2022 notification released by SSC, under the Physical Efficiency Test, male candidates will have to complete a run of 5 km in 24 minutes, while female candidates will have to complete a run of 1.6 km in 8.3 minutes. For more details see the notification.

 

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