RAILWAY POLICE FORCE ( RPF)

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) 2024

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.   OVERVIEW

2.   ABOUT EXAM

3.   ELIGIBITY

4.   HOW TO FILL EXAM FORM

5.   SELECTION PROCESS

6.   SYLLABUS

Overview

ABOUT EXAM-

RAILWAY POLICE FORCE ( RPF) is entrusted with the responsibility of selecting candidates for various roles across the extensive Indian Railways network. Operating as a lifeline for the nation, the Indian Railways transports millions of passengers and goods daily, necessitating a diverse workforce. The RRB exams cater to this diversity by offering exams tailored to different job profiles.

RAILWAY POLICE FORCE ( RPF)examinations provide an avenue to a diverse range of roles within this vast organization. From clerks to engineers, station masters to technicians, the RAILWAY POLICE FORCE ( RPF) are your chance to become a part of one of the largest employers in India. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the RAILWAY POLICE FORCE ( RPF) exam syllabus and guide you through the step-by-step exam procedure, ensuring you are well-prepared and confident to embark on this journey. for more information read full article presented by examrewards.com

RPF Exam Categories:

total of 4460 vacancies have been released for the RPF Recruitment 2024. 4208 vacancies are for the RPF Constable and 452 Vacancies are for RPF SI posts. The vacancies are released for both male and female candidates. 15% of the total vacancy is reserved for women.  Check the vacancy below

RPF CONSTABLE - 4208

RPF SI - 452

APPLICATION FEE:

General/OBC Candidates:

For candidates categorized under General and Other Backward Classes (OBC), the application fees typically range approximately from ₹500 to ₹700 across most RRB exams.

SC/ST/PWD/Women/Ex-Servicemen Candidates:

Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Persons with Disabilities (PWD), Women candidates, and Ex-Servicemen often experience a reduction in the application fee. Generally, this reduced fee hovers around ₹250 to ₹400 for the majority of RRB exams.

 Eligibility

Age Criteria: The age criteria for RRB exams vary based on the position you're applying for. Generally, the minimum age requirement is 18 years, and the maximum age limit can differ according to the category and post. The age is usually calculated as of a specific date mentioned in the official notification. Additionally, there might be relaxation in the upper age limit for candidates from certain categories, such as SC/ST, OBC, and others, as per government norms.

Educational Qualifications: The educational qualifications required for RRB exams depend on the position and category you're applying for. Here's a general overview:

Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC): For roles like Clerk, Typist, Station Master, and Traffic Assistant, candidates generally need a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

Junior Engineer (JE) and Technical Posts: These positions usually require a diploma or degree in engineering in the relevant field from a recognized institution.

Group D: Roles like Track Maintainer, Gateman, and Helper usually require a minimum of 10th pass (matriculation) or ITI from a recognized board or institution.

Paramedical Staff: For medical positions, candidates should have relevant educational qualifications like a diploma or degree in nursing, radiography, pharmacy, etc., from recognized institutions.

Nationality: To be eligible for RRB exams, you need to be an Indian citizen. In some cases, candidates from neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan may also be eligible, but it's crucial to refer to the official notification for specific details.

Physical Fitness: Certain positions within the RRB require candidates to meet specific physical fitness standards. These standards might include parameters like visual acuity, height, and medical fitness. The exact criteria can vary based on the position and category.

Reservation and Relaxation: The Indian government provides reservation and relaxation in age and educational qualifications for candidates from specific categories, including Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Persons with Disabilities (PWD), Ex-Servicemen, and more. It's important to check the official notification for detailed information on reservation and relaxation.

How to Fill Application Form 

STEP 1:  Visit official website www.rpf.indianrailways.gov.in

STEP 2:  On website click on “Apply Online”

STEP 3:  Fill the details as required

STEP 4:   upload scanned copies of photo, signature, identity proof and other document as per the required format and size mentioned in the instruction

STEP 5 :  Check details once again

STEP 6 :  Pay the application fees

STEP 7: Submit the form the note down and save the registration number/Roll number.

Selection Process

 The RPF (Railway Protection Force) recruitment typically includes multiple stages to assess candidates for various positions, such as Constables and Sub-Inspectors. Check the details given below.

Computer-Based Test (CBT) – Phase I: Initial online exam covering General Awareness, Arithmetic, General Intelligence, and Reasoning.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Measurement Test (PMT) – Phase II: Qualified candidates from CBT undergo activities like running, long jump, and high jump. Physical standards vary by post.

Document Verification: Candidates provide the necessary documents to confirm eligibility.

Medical Examination: Successful candidates from document verification undergo a medical check to meet the required standards.

Final Merit List: Ranking based on performance in CBT, PET, PMT, and document verification.

     Syllabus

General Awareness - History, Polity, Geography, Economics, Static Awareness, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer, Current Affairs

Arithmetic - Number System, Percentages, Ratio and Proportion, Averages, SI and CI, Profit and Loss, Mensuration, Time and Distance

General Intelligence & Reasoning - Analogy, Odd One Out, Series, Conclusions, Directions, Coding-Decoding, Mathematical Operations, Matrix, Blood Relation, Non-verbal, Missing Term