CRPF Sub-Inspector (General Duty) Recruitment Rules 2025 - Amendment Details: Important Updates for Aspiring Candidates
The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a crucial notification amending the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Sub-Inspector (General Duty) Recruitment Rules, 2025. This amendment, effective from October 30, 2025, introduces significant changes to qualification requirements, recruitment methodology, and training protocols. Here's what you need to know if you're aspiring to join the CRPF.
What Has Changed?
The amendment modifies four key areas of the recruitment schedule:
1. Selection Criteria (Column 5)
The previous "Not applicable" status has been replaced with "Selection", meaning all candidates must go through a selection process. There's no automatic entry provision anymore.
2. Educational and Desired Qualifications (Column 7)
Desirable Qualifications: While not mandatory, these qualifications can strengthen your candidacy:
- National Cadet Corps (NCC) 'B' Certificate, OR
- National Cadet Corps (NCC) 'C' Certificate, OR
- Outstanding Sports or Athletics Certificate
- The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) can relax qualifications for otherwise well-qualified candidates (reasons to be recorded in writing)
- Experience-related qualifications can be relaxed for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates if sufficient qualified candidates from these communities aren't available
3. Probation Period (Column 9)
The probation period has been set at Two Years. All direct recruits must successfully complete mandatory induction training of at least two weeks as prescribed by the Central Government to successfully complete probation.
4. Recruitment Method Distribution (Column 10)
The vacancies will now be filled through the following distribution:
| Recruitment Method | Percentage | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Direct Recruitment | 33% | Through Staff Selection Commission |
| Promotion | 50% | From existing forces |
| Limited Departmental Competitive Exam | 17% | With promotion as fallback option |
Who Should Apply?
This recruitment notification is specifically for the position of Sub-Inspector (General Duty), General Duty Cadre, Group 'B' Post in the Central Reserve Police Force. If you have:
- A Bachelor's degree from a recognized university
- Age eligibility (as per SSC guidelines)
- Physical and medical fitness
- No criminal background
You may be eligible to apply. The desirable qualifications like NCC certificates or sports achievements can provide an added advantage during the selection process.
Selection Process Overview
All candidates will go through a rigorous selection procedure conducted by the Staff Selection Commission. The selection will consider:
- Your educational qualifications
- Desirable qualifications (if any)
- Performance in written examination
- Physical fitness tests
- Medical examination
- Verification of documents
Training and Induction
Once selected, direct recruits must undergo a mandatory induction training program of at least two weeks. This training is essential before you can be confirmed after completing the two-year probation period.
Important Dates and References
- Notification Date: October 29, 2025
- Gazette Published: October 30, 2025 (No. 717)
- Document Reference: G.S.R. 802(E)
- Gazette ID: CG-DL-E-30102025-267281
- Original Rules: G.S.R. 449(E), dated July 2, 2025
- Act Reference: Central Reserve Police Force Act, 1949 (Section 18, Sub-section 1)
Next Steps for Candidates
- Check eligibility with your educational qualification and age
- Prepare for SSC examination following their official guidelines
- Maintain physical fitness as medical standards are mandatory
- Gather documents including degree certificate, age proof, and identity proof
- Monitor official CRPF and SSC websites for upcoming recruitment notifications
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