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WB Police Constable Selection Process 2024

The West Bengal Police Constable Recruitment 2024 Notification has been released by the West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) for 10,255 constable vacancies with 7,228 males, and 3,027 females constable vacancies.

The West Bengal Police Constable selection process involves different stages.

Written Exam: Candidates will appear for an Offline OMR based test consisting of 85 MCQs.
Physical Measurement Test (PMT): Those passing the written exam have their size assessed.
Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Candidates undergo a fitness evaluation.
Interview: The final stage involves a conversation to assess suitability.

Continue reading for more details on the stages of selection process according to the released WB Police Constable Recruitment Notification 2024 for 10255 vacancies.

WB Police Constable Selection Process: Overview

Candidates who have been passed class 10 and is18 years of age can Apply Online for the West Bengal Police Recruitment Board with10,255 vacancies with 7,228 vacancies for male candidates, and 3,027 are for female candidates. The details about the WB Police Constable Recruitment 2024 has been provided in the table below:

Particulars	Details
Organisation	West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB)
Posts	Constable in West Bengal Police
Vacancies	10,255
Advt No.	WBPRB/NOTICE – 2024/13 (CONS._WBP_24)
Category	Govt. Job
Mode of Application	Online
Application Period	7th March to 5th April 2024
WBP Constable Selection Process	Written Exam, Physical Measurement Test (PMT), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), and Interview
Job Location	West Bengal
Official Website	https://prb.wb.gov.in

West Bengal Police Constable Selection Process 2024

The West Bengal Police Constable selection process has different steps to thoroughly evaluate candidates:

Written Examination: Multiple-choice test covering General Awareness, English, Elementary Mathematics, and Reasoning. 1-hour duration, 85 questions with 1 mark each, watch out for negative marking.
Physical Measurement Test (PMT): Pass-or-fail assessment checking height, weight, and chest measurements for males.
Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Pass-or-fail assessment measuring physical endurance. Only candidates passing PMT can participate.
Interview: Qualified PET candidates called for interview assessing general awareness, suitability for public service, and language skills. Date, time, and venue decided by West Bengal Police Recruitment Board.
Document Verification: Ensures submitted documents are genuine and candidates meet eligibility criteria.
Medical Examination: Thorough health check to confirm selected candidates’ physical fitness for the constable role.

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 1 (Written Examination)

Applicants provisionally deemed eligible will undergo a comprehensive selection process for the Constable position. The initial stage involves a Written Examination, which is OMR-based and follows a multiple-choice question (MCQ) pattern. The examination paper will be available in two languages, Bengali and Nepali, with a duration of 1 hour.

The question paper comprises 85 objective-type questions, each carrying one mark. It’s important to note that incorrect answers will incur a negative marking of ¼th of the total marks assigned to the question. The marks obtained in the Written Examination play a crucial role in determining the candidates’ placement on the merit list for further consideration.

Additionally, the Board holds the authority to set qualifying marks in the Written Examination to shortlist candidates for the subsequent stage: the Physical Measurement Test (PMT).

Eligibility Confirmation:
- Provisionally eligible candidates move forward in the selection process.
Written Examination Details:
- OMR-based and MCQ pattern.
- Two languages: Bengali & Nepali.
- Duration: 1 hour.
- 85 questions, each with four answer choices, carrying 1 mark.
- Negative marking: ¼th deduction for each incorrect answer.

S.No.	Sections	Total Questions	Marks	Time Duration
A	General Awareness and General Knowledge	25	25	1Hour
B	English	10	10	–
C	Elementary Mathematics (Madhyamik standard)	25	25	–
D	Reasoning and Logical Analysis	25	25	–
Total		85	85	1 Hour

Merit List and Selection Criteria:
- Marks from the Written Examination contribute to the merit list.
- The Board sets qualifying marks for shortlisting candidates for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT).

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 2 (PMT)

Candidates who will pass the written exam will be called for the physical measurement test (PMT). In the PMT, they’ll check physical standards like height, weight, and chest measurements (for males). The PMT is just to make sure candidates meet certain requirements, and no marks will be given for this test. The details has been provided in the table below:

Sl. No.	Gender	Category	Height (Barefoot) (in cm.)	Weight (in kg.)	Chest (in cm)
1.	Male	Candidates of all categories (except specified)	167	57	78 (without expansion) / 83 (with expansion – 5 cm)
		Gorkha, Garhwali, Rajbanshi, and Scheduled Tribes	160	53	76 (without expansion) / 81 (with expansion – 5 cm)
2.	Female	Candidates of all categories (except specified)	160	49	Not Applicable
		Gorkha, Garhwali, Rajbanshi, and Scheduled Tribes	152	45	Not Applicable
3.	Third Gender	Candidates of all categories (except specified)	163	52	Not Applicable
		Gorkha, Garhwali, Rajbanshi, and Scheduled Tribes	155	48	Not Applicable

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 3 (PET)

Candidates who will qualify the PMT will be called for the physical efficiency test (PET). The PMT results will determine their eligibility for the PET based on certain performance criteria. The PET is also just to make sure candidates meet specific standards, and those who pass it will be invited for an interview exam.

Sl. No.	Gender	Event for PET	Timing
1.	Male	1600 meters run	6 minutes 30 seconds
2.	Female	800 meters run	4 minutes
3.	Third Gender	800 meters run	3 minutes 30 seconds
	For Ex-servicemen above 35 years of age :-
Sl. No.	Gender	Event for PET	Timing
1.	Male	800 meters run	3 minutes 30 seconds
2.	Female/Third Gender	800 meters run	4 minutes 30 seconds

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 4 (Interview)

All candidates who successfully clear the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) will be called for an Interview. The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board will determine the procedure, date, time, and venue for the Interview. During the Interview, candidates will be assessed for their general awareness, suitability for public service, and proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing in Bengali/Nepali language.

Interview Assessment:
- General awareness and suitability for public service will be evaluated.
- Proficiency in Bengali/Nepali language will be specifically tested.
Merit List Preparation:
- A merit list of provisionally selected candidates will be prepared based on marks from the Written Examination and the Interview.
Tie-Breaker Criteria:
- If two or more candidates have the same total marks, seniority in the final merit/selection list will be determined by comparing their marks in the Written Examination.
- Higher marks in the Written Examination take precedence.
- If Written Examination marks are also the same, seniority will be decided by age, with the older candidate having precedence.
- In the case of the same date of birth, the Board will establish seniority principles.

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 5 (Document Verification)

Every candidate provisionally chosen must complete a ‘Verification Roll.’ This document will undergo a thorough examination by the relevant authority to ensure accuracy and authenticity.

WBP Constable Selection Process: Stage 6 (Medical Examination)

The Medical Examination stage is a crucial component of the recruitment process for Constables in the West Bengal Police Force. After candidates receive provisional selection, they undergo a thorough medical assessment at State Government-designated hospitals. This examination ensures that selected individuals are in optimal mental and physical health, free from any conditions that might hinder their training or job performance.

The examination adheres to guidelines provided by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal. Only candidates declared medically fit, with certification from authorized medical officers, proceed to the next phase of the appointment process.

Medical Examination Details:

(a) Provisionally selected candidates undergo Medical Examination at designated State Government hospitals.
(b) Selected candidates must be in good mental and physical health, free from deformities affecting training and job performance.
(c) Candidates undergo all necessary medical tests as per guidelines from the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal.
(d) Only candidates declared medically fit proceed to be considered for appointment as Constables in the West Bengal Police Force.
(e) Medical fitness certification is issued by authorized medical officers, ensuring adherence to health criteria.

WB Police Constable Selection Process 2024: FAQs

What is the selection process for WB Police Constable in 2024?

The selection process for WB Police Constable in 2024 includes a Written Examination, Physical Measurement Test (PMT), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Interview, Document Verification, and Medical Examination.

What subjects are covered in the Written Examination?

The Written Examination covers General Awareness, English, Elementary Mathematics (Madhyamik standard), and Reasoning and Logical Analysis.

How is the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) conducted?

PMT is a qualifying test where candidates’ height, weight, and chest measurements (for males) are assessed using electronic machines.

What is evaluated during the Interview stage?

The Interview assesses candidates’ general awareness, suitability for public service, and language proficiency, specifically in Bengali/Nepali.

What happens during the Medical Examination?

All provisionally selected candidates undergo a Medical Examination at designated State Government hospitals to ensure they are in good mental and physical health, meeting the necessary criteria for the Constable position.

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