Haryana Police Constable Exam Pattern

HSSC or the Haryana Staff Selection Commission decides and approves the Haryana Police Constable Examination syllabus. To qualify for the post, an aspirant needs to undergo various tests-

• Knowledge Test, a Computer Based Test (CBT)
• Physical Screening Test (PST)
• Physical Measurement Test(PMT)
• Additional Weightage
• Miscellaneous Weightage Test- and then arrives at the final stage of the procedure.

While preparing for the Haryana Police Constable Exam, they need to understand the weightage of the topics and emphasise those accordingly.

Also, to know the detailed Haryana Police Constable Syllabus, candidates can visit the linked article. This will help in guiding through the exam preparation.

HSSC Police Constable Exam Pattern 2022

The notification for the 2022 exam is expected to be out around August. The last exam was held in 2021, and there’s hardly any possibility for the exam pattern to go through so many changes. However, aspirants can look at the details of the Haryana Police Exam Pattern Constable to get an idea beforehand.

Knowledge Test (80% weightage)

The first level is the Knowledge Test or CBT, which is conducted in two languages – Hindi and English. However, this language option is available for all sections except English. The paper comprises 100 questions, each of which carries 0.80 marks, making it 80 marks for the whole paper; the duration is 90 minutes. There is no negative marking involved in this examination.

The subjects included in this level are:

• English Language Knowledge & Other Relevant fields/trades
• Basic Knowledge of Computer
• General Studies
• General Science
• General Reasoning
• Current Affairs
• Agriculture
• Mental Aptitude
• Animal Husbandry
• Numerical Ability

Physical Screening Test (PST)

Post CBT, the aspirants need to qualify for the Physical Screening Test, where a person’s physical fitness, strength, and endurance are measured. An aspirant has to qualify for the test on the following grounds:

Physical Measurement Test (PMT)

The aspirants, who qualify for the Physical Screening Test, have to appear in the Physical Measurement Test. If a candidate fails to meet the requirements set by the commission, they will be rejected from the recruitment process. The criteria are:

Educational Document Verification (10% weightage)

The last and final stage for an aspirant to qualify for the Haryana Police Constable Examination is to verify their educational documents. After that, 10% of the total marks for the educational qualifications and a minimum of 7 marks are reserved for a person to qualify.

Education (maximum 07 marks): Candidate with higher education i.e. with Graduate degree in any stream from a recognized University shall get four (04) marks, while a candidate with Post Graduate degree in any stream from a recognized University shall get an additional three (03) marks.

Miscellaneous (10% weightage)

Five marks are allotted to a candidate if:

• The person is a widow.
• If the aspirant is the first or second child and their father has passed away before attaining the age of 42 years.
• If the aspirant is the first or second child and their father passed away before the candidate attained the age of 15 years.
• If the aspirant and their family are non-residents of Haryana or are not originally from Haryana.
• If a candidate belongs to a tribe such as the ‘Vimukt Jatis’ and ‘Tapriwas Jatis’ or is a member of a Nomadic Tribe that does not belong to a scheduled caste.

Also, aspirants looking forward to appearing for the upcoming recruitment can check out the previous year’s HSSC Police Constable Question Papers for a better understanding of the exam pattern.

Candidates belonging to a reserved category must submit the required documents.

It is recommended that a candidate should keep checking the official website of the Haryana Police Staff Selection Commission to get the latest updates on the examination. The written exam for the same will be tentatively conducted in August.

Aspirants can visit the linked article and get details about the upcoming government exams that comprise current affairs and general awareness as an important topic in the syllabus.

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