RPF Constable Coaching in Chandigarh

RPF CONSTABLE Eligibility: Age Limits

Nationality Criteria

You must be a citizen of India.

RPF CONSTABLE Eligibility: Age Limits

Post	Age
	Min	Max
RPF Constable (Executive)	18	25

 RPF Age Relaxation

Sr. No.	Category	Years
1.	SC/ST	5
2.	OBC	3
3.	PwD	10

 

 What is the Educational Qualification under RPF CONSTABLE exam Eligibility Criteria 2020-21?

Post	Educational Qualification
RPF Constable (Executive)	SSLC/Matric from a recognized Board.

 

 RPF Physical Standard Eligibility Criteria

Category	Chest (in Cms) (Only for Male)		Height (in Cms)
	Unexpanded	Expanded	Male	Female
SC/ST	76.2	81.2	160	152
UR/OBC	80	85	165	157
For Kumaonese, Marathas, Garhwalis, Gorkhas, Dog ras, and other Categories	80	85	163	155

RPF CONSTABLE Exam Pattern

RPF Constable exam is conducted in different phases. There are four stages of the exam, i.e., Computer-based test (CBT), Physical Measurement Test (PET), and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). To clear the exam, candidates must qualify all these phases to reach the final level of the selection process. Below is given the exam pattern of the RPF Constable exam for the year 2020.

Stage 1: Computer-based test

The first stage of clearing the RPF Constable exam is the Computer-based online test. A candidate has to appear for the computer-based online test to clear the constable exam.

• The duration of the test is 90 minutes and there is no provision of sectional timing.
• The questions that come in the test are based on topics like General awareness and Science, Arithmetic, General Intelligence, and Reasoning.
• All questions are compulsory in the paper. Every correct answer will fetch you 1 mark.
• The policy of negative marking is followed in the computer-based online test. 1/3rd marks will be deducted for every wrong answer.
• The question paper will be made available in Hindi and English along with in different regional languages, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Konkani, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Odia, Assamese, Manipuri and Punjabi.
• The level of questions asked in the paper will be of the Class 10th level.

The paper pattern is given in the table below:

Sections	Number Of Questions	Marks
General Awareness	50	50
Arithmetic	35	35
General Intelligence and Reasoning	35	35

The qualifying percentage of the Computer-based test f RPF constable exam for different categories is given in the table below:

Category	Rpf Constable Cbt Qualifying Percentage
General/ Unreserved/ OBC	35%
SC/ ST	30%

Stage 2: PET/PMT

The second stage of the RPF Constable recruitment process is PET/ PMT. The candidates who clear the computer-based online test are called for the Physical Measurement Test (PET) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Both of these tests are of qualifying in nature but candidates are required to qualify all the sections.

PET (Physical Efficiency Test) Standards

The standards of the PET (Physical Efficiency Test) of the RPF Constable exam are given in the table below:

PET Standards	Male	Female
1600 meters run	5 min 45 secs	–
800 meters run	–	3 min 40 secs
Long jump	14 feet	9 feet
High jump	4 feet	3 feet

PMT (Physical Measurement Test) Standards

Candidates are required to meet the physical standards as prescribed by the recruitment board of the RPF Constable exam. The standards of the PMT (Physical Measurement Test) of the RPF Constable exam are given in the table below:

Category	Height (in cms)		Chest (in cms) (Only for Male)
	Male	Female	Unexpanded	Expanded
UR/OBC	165	157	80	85
SC/ST	160	152	76.2	81.2
For Garhwalis, Gorkhas, Marathas, Dogras, Kumaonese, and other Categories specified by Govt.	163	155	80	85

RPF Constable syllabus

The questions that are asked in the RPF Constable exam are based on topics like General awareness and Science, Arithmetic, General Intelligence, and Reasoning. It includes miscellaneous topics to assess the awareness of the candidates in all the subjects. Below is given the syllabus of the RPF Constable examination:

Sections	Type Of Questions
General Awareness	The questions in this section are based on general awareness which includes the topics of science, humanities, sports, polity, current events, innovations, etc.
Arithmetic	The questions asked in this section test the numerical ability of the candidates.
General Intelligence and Reasoning	The questions asked in this section test the mental ability and general intelligence of the candidates.

General Awareness Syllabus

The topics that come under General awareness are:

• Current affairs
• Awareness of the events and developments in society
• Indian History, Art & Culture
• Geography
• Economics
• General Polity, Indian Constitution
• Sports
• Environmental Issues Concerning India and World at Large
• Common Abbreviations
• Technological Developments including Space and Nuclear Program of India
• General Science and Life Science (up to 10th CBSE) General Science and Life Science (up to 10th CBSE)

Arithmetic Syllabus

The topics that come under Arithmetic are:

• Number systems
• Whole numbers
• Decimal and Fractions
• Relationships between numbers
• Fundamental Arithmetical Operations
• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Averages
• Interest
• Profit and Loss
• Discount
• Use of table and graphs
• Mensuration
• Time and Distance
• Ratio and Proportion, etc.

General Intelligence and reasoning Syllabus

The topics that come under General Intelligence and Reasoning are:

• Analogies
• Similarities and Differences
• Spatial Visualization
• Spatial Orientation
• Problem Solving Analysis
• Decision Making
• Visual Memory
• Discriminating Observation
• Relationship Concepts
• Arithmetical Reasoning
• Verbal and Figure Classification
• Arithmetic Number Series
• Non-Verbal Series
• Coding and Decoding
• Statement Conclusion
• Syllogistic Reasoning