UP Police Recruitment 2023: Good news for women, bumper recruitment in UP Police; Read new update


Posted on 20th Dec 2023 12:48 pm by rohit kumar

There is going to be a tremendous increase in women's power in Uttar Pradesh Police next year. About 12 thousand women are also included in the 50,224 constables who are going to be directly recruited by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board soon. Apart from this, the government has also permitted recruitment in one of the three women corps of PAC.

 

For this, 761 women will be recruited separately. Within the next two months, apart from recruitment in Civil Police, PAC, Fire Services, and Uttar Pradesh Special Security Force, the process of recruitment for about 80 thousand posts including computer operators and programmers is going to start.

 

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Apart from PAC, 20 percent of women are to be recruited in other branches as per the rules. It is noteworthy that in the year 2017, the number of women personnel in the state police was around 10 thousand, which has increased to 40 thousand in the last seven years. After the recruitments to be held soon, this number will exceed 50 thousand.

 

Let us tell you that the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board is going to issue a release within a week to start the process of direct recruitment of 60,244 constables in the Civil Police. Online applications will be invited from the candidates. About 25 lakh candidates are expected to apply for this.

For the last three years, the exercise of recruitment of constables has been postponed again and again. During the last six months, the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board has completed the actions related to the selection of the executing agency for examining direct recruitment of constables in Civil Police and the facility of one-time registration of the candidates.

 

 

You will get 15 days to apply online

After the release of the constable recruitment release, candidates will be given about 15 days to apply online. After that, the applications will be scrutinized, after which the dates of the written examination will be announced. Let us tell you that earlier these recruitments were to be done on 52,699 posts, but after including some other proposals sent by the DGP Headquarters, their number has increased to 60,244.

 

Recruitment will be done in 1906 other posts also

Apart from this, preparations are on to release recruitment notices in three other cadres by the end of December. In these, online applications will be invited for recruitment to 921 posts of Confidential, Accounts, and Clerical cadre along with 930 posts of Computer Operator Grade-A and 55 posts of Computer Programmer in the State Police.

 

Recruitment in PAC in January

Similarly, the process of recruitment of constables for more than ten thousand posts in PAC will take place in the month of January. Let us inform you that on the occasion of the foundation day of PAC on Sunday, the Chief Minister announced recruitment to 10,584 posts. The Recruitment Board has almost completed preparations for this also.

 

 

In compliance with the announcement of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the process of direct recruitment for 60,244 posts of Constable Civil Police is going to start within a week. Online applications will be invited from the candidates by issuing a release. Besides, recruitment will also be done in some other cadres. - Renuka Mishra, DG, Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board.

 

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