The Assam State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB) has released a notice on 06-10-2023 announcing the recruitment of 1645 posts of constable (UB), 2300 posts of
Constable (AB) in Assam police & 1 post of Constable (UB) in APRO. The Assam Police will conduct the Constable AB/UB written Exam 2025 on 6th April 2025 at various centers across the state, instead of the previously scheduled date of 23rd March. Refer to the article for details regarding the recruitment drive. The Assam Police Constable AB/UB recruitment consists of three tests: Physical Standard Test(PST) & preliminary medical checkup, Physical Efficiency Test(PET), and Written test. For more details, please go through the article.
Assam Police Constable AB/UB Official Notification: RECRUITMENT OF 1645 POSTS OF CONSTABLE (UB), 2300 POSTS OF CONSTABLE (AB) IN ASSAM POLICE
Assam Police Constable Recruitment (AB/UB): Overview
The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB) has commenced the online application process for Assam Police Constable AB/UB Recruitment 2025. The authorities completed the application process, and they conducted the PST and PET for Assam Police Constable AB/UB posts during September and November 2024. They declared the results of the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) for various Constable posts at 11 A.M. on 12-03-2025. Next, they will conduct the written test for constable posts on 6th April 2025, and they will issue admit cards on 1st April 2025 at 11 AM.
| Particulars | Details |
| Post Name | Assam Police Constable AB/UB |
| Total Posts | 5563 Posts |
| Department | Assam Police, APRO, Assam Commando Battalions, DGCD & CGHG, Prison Department and Directorate of Forensic Science. |
| Recruitment Authority | State Level Police Recruitment Board, Assam |
| Exam Type | Written TestPhysical Standard TestPhysical Efficiency Test |
| Assam Police Constable AB/UB Exam Date | 6 April 2025 |
| Assam Police Constable AB/UB Admit Card | Not Issued |
| Admit Card Issue Date | 1 April 2025 |
Assam Police Constable AB/UB Recruitment: Selection Process
Candidates with correct applications will undergo the Physical Standards Tests (PST) and Physical Efficiency Tests (PET). If the Selection Committee’s Medical Officer finds a physical deformity in any candidate during these tests, they will take appropriate action. In that case, they will be disqualified from participating in the remaining tests.
Preliminary Documents Verification
Before taking part in the PST and PET, candidates must go through a document verification process. They need to bring both their original documents and self-attested photocopies. If the screening team finds any candidate ineligible during this stage, they will receive a rejection slip that mentions the reason.
Candidates should make sure that all the information they provide is correct. If we find any false information or fake documents at any stage, we will disqualify you and may even take legal action.
Recruiters might also check the original documents again later in the recruitment process. To avoid any chances of tampering, a Chairman or Member of the Selection Committee will sign on the submitted photocopies during PST and PET, especially on important papers like caste certificates or those that include marks.
Assam Police Constable AB/UB Recruitment: Physical Standard Test, Preliminary Medical Checkup
Once the documents are verified, candidates will move on to the Physical Standard Test (PST). This test doesn’t carry any marks. During PST, officials will measure the candidate’s height, weight, and chest (for male candidates) using modern equipment.
A Medical Officer will also perform a basic medical check-up. This includes checking for issues like knock knees, flat feet, varicose veins, vision problems, colour blindness, physical deformities, and other similar conditions.
Candidates who clear the PST will then participate in the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
Recruitment
Physical Efficiency Test –
- 40 MARKS FOR CONSTABLE (UB) AND CONSTABLE (AB) FEMALE CANDIDATES
- 60 MARKS FOR CONSTABLE (AB) MALE CANDIDATES :
- Race: Candidates who clear the PST will need to undergo the PET. The PET consists of the following:
| Gender | Race | Time |
| Male | 3200 Metres | 14 Minutes |
| Female | 1600 Metres | 08 Minutes |
- Long Jump: During the PET, candidates must perform a long jump, and the table below provides the details. For a more comprehensive understanding, please refer to the official notification.
| Gender | Long Jump | Chances |
| Male | 335 cm | 3 Chances |
| Female | 244 cm | 3 Chances |
FOR MALE CANDIDATES: The organizers will award marks for the 3200 metres race, which will be conducted under CCTV surveillance and will use RFID chips.
Race
| Time Taken / Details | Marks |
| Time taken 600 Sec. (10 min) or less | 20 marks |
| For the next 60 seconds, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.04/sec | |
| Thus, for 630 Sec. or less but more than 629 Sec. | 17.6 marks |
| Time taken is more than 840 Sec (14 min) | |
| Thus, for 670 Sec. or less but more than 669 Sec. | 15.2 marks |
| For the next 40 seconds, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.06/sec | |
| Thus, for 730 Sec. or less but more than 729 Sec. | 12.8 marks |
| For the next 50 seconds of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.02/sec | |
| For the next 60 seconds, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.03/sec | 11 marks |
| For the next 50 Sec of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.02/sec | |
| Thus, for 840 Sec. or less but more than 839 Sec. | 10 marks |
| Time taken is more than 840 seconds (14 min) | Disqualified |
Long Jump
| Jump Distance / Details | Marks |
| Less than 335 cm | Disqualified |
| Valid jump of 335 cm | 10 marks |
| For the next 65 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.04 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 400 cm | 12.6 marks |
| For the next 50 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.06 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 450 cm | 15.6 marks |
| For the next 30 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.08 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 480 cm | 18 marks |
| For the next 20 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.10 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 500 cm | 20 marks |
| Jump of more than 500 cm | No extra marks |
FOR FEMALE CANDIDATES: Officials will award marks for the 1600 metres race, which they will conduct under CCTV surveillance and utilize RFID chips.
Race
| Time Taken / Details | Marks |
| For the next 30 seconds of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.08/sec | 20 marks |
| For the next 30 Sec of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.1/sec | |
| Thus, for 360 Sec. or less but more than 359 Sec. | 17 marks |
| For the next 30 seconds of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.06/sec | |
| Thus, for 390 Sec. or less but more than 389 Sec. | 14.6 marks |
| For the next 40 seconds of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.05/sec | |
| Thus, for 420 Sec. or less but more than 419 Sec. | 12.8 marks |
| For the next 20 seconds of time taken, marks will decrease at the rate of 0.04/sec | |
| Thus, for 460 Sec. or less but more than 459 Sec. | 10.8 marks |
| Thus, for 480 seconds or less but more than 479 seconds. | |
| Time taken is more than 480 Sec (8 min) | 10 marks |
| Time taken is more than 480 seconds (8 min) | Disqualified |
Long Jump – Female Candidates
| Jump Distance / Details | Marks |
| Less than 244 cm | Disqualified |
| Valid jump of 244 cm | 10 marks |
| For the next 45 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.04 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 289 cm | 11.8 marks |
| For the next 30 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.06 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 319 cm | 13.6 marks |
| For the next 30 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.08 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 349 cm | 16 marks |
| For the next 40 cm, marks will increase at the rate of 0.10 per cm | |
| Thus, marks for 389 cm | 20 marks |
| Jump of more than 389 cm | No extra marks |
- Chin Up (Male): During the PET, male candidates applying for Constable (AB) must perform chin-ups as outlined in the table below. For additional information, please refer to the official notification.
| Chin Ups | Marks |
| Less than 4 chin-ups | Disqualified |
| 4 chin-ups | 10 marks |
| 5 chin-ups | 11 marks |
| 6 chin-ups | 12 marks |
| 7 chin-ups | 13 marks |
| 8 chin-ups | 14 marks |
| 9 chin ups | 15 marks |
| 10 chin-ups | 16 marks |
| 11 chin-ups | 17 marks |
| 12 chin-ups | 18 marks |
| 13 chin-ups | 19 marks |
| 14 chin-ups | 20 marks |
For PST & PET
i. The recruitment team eliminates a candidate from the process as soon as they fail to qualify in any event during PST or PET. A Candidate may have to take the PET in a sequence as decided by the Selection Committee.
ii. The officer conducting the race/tests will show the individual statement of marks to the Candidate, who will sign it. When the officer eliminates a Candidate from a particular Test, they will provide a rejection slip. The officer will not announce the marks for NCC instantly, as this may involve further verification of information.
iii. CCTV will be installed for recording each event of the PST and PET for each Candidate. Performances may also be announced through the PA system.
iv. All candidates will undergo biometric recordings for identification.
v. Candidates shall have no claim or right to appear in the Written Test merely on All candidates will undergo biometric recordings for identification.
The grounds that they secured the minimum qualifying standards in the PST and PET.
After completion of the PST and PET for all the Candidates, merit lists for each category as per vacancies shown at Para I above will be prepared on the basis of the total marks scored on PET, converting it into percentage. Candidates will be called for the Written Test in order of merit at the rate of 5 (five) times the number of posts allotted in respect of each category.
If the total number of qualifying Candidates turns out to be less than 5 times the number of posts, all qualifying Candidates but no others will be called for the Written Test. If there are Candidates scoring the same marks in PET as the last Candidate selected for the written test by the 5 times formula in a particular case, the Candidates scoring the same marks will also be called for the written examination, and therefore the number may exceed the 5 times to that extent for that particular case and category only.
Assam Police Constable AB/UB Recruitment: Written Test:
a) The written test will consist of 100 multiple-choice type questions to be answered on an OMR answer sheet. For each correct answer, the Candidate will get half a mark. Questions will be at the level of class IX and X. Total marks for the Written Test will be 50. There will be no negative marking.
b) The subjects to be covered will be as follows:-
| Name of Subjects |
| Elementary Arithmetic |
| General English |
| Logical Reasoning/Mental Ability |
| Assam’s History, Geography, Polity, Economy |
| General Awareness/General Knowledge and Current Affairs |
Note:- The question paper for the written Exam will be in the following languages: Assamese/ Bodo/ Bengali/English.
c) The date and venue (s) of the Written Test will be notified in due course.
