Lokrakshak Dal and PSI Recruitment Latest Update

In August and September, the application of both Lokrakshak and PSI will be asked again so that candidates who cannot apply due to any reason such as educational qualification, age etc., can apply if they are eligible at that time.

Lokrakshak Dal and PSI recruitment can be re-applied in August and September.  As per details candidates can apply till 2 weeks.  Along with this, final year college and 12th pass candidates can also apply.

For Lok Raksha and PSI recruitment can be re-applied in August September.  In which candidates who have passed the final year of college and class 12 can apply.  Along with this, candidates who are pending to apply earlier will also be given a chance.  Applicants will be given 2 weeks time to apply.

Police Recruitment Board Chairman Hasmukh Patel has given information about this by tweeting.  According to the details, application can be made again in August-September in the matter of Lokraksha and PSI recruitment. 

 Candidates who have passed final year of college and 12th can do it.  Along with this, the candidates who have applied earlier will also be given a chance.  In which opportunity will be given for application for two weeks.

on 9 May by the Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Gandhinagar in the month of March.  12th science stream, general stream and Gujkat result was declared.  So now after the announcement of the result, those who want to get a job in the police can also apply.  In which especially final year of college and 12th pass candidates can apply.

In Lokrakshak, the examination paper will be taken in two parts.  It is compulsory to pass in both Part A and Part B, and 40% marks in both.  Part A will be of 80 marks with 80 questions.

Earlier the weight of the candidates was also taken into consideration in the physical test, which has now been scrapped.  Thus, the physical test will now be only qualifying, no marks will be awarded and all candidates who clear the physical test will be able to participate in the subsequent OBJECTIVE MCQ TEST.

A MCQ TEST of two hours and 100 marks was conducted for the candidates who cleared the physical test.  Instead, a single paper of 200 marks of 3 hours OBJECTIVE MCQ TEST will be taken.  This paper will be in 2 parts Part-A and Part-B and minimum 40% marks will be mandatory for passing in each part.  Among the subjects of the old examination rules, subjects like Psychology, Sociology, I.P.C., C.R.P.C., Evidence Act have been canceled and the following main subjects have been kept.

Earlier in the recruitment of Lok Rakshasa candidates were given extra marks only for courses done from National Defense University, in addition, additional marks will be given for courses done from National Defense University or National Forensic Sciences University.