HSSC Constable Recruitment 2024: The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) is launching the registration process today, September 10, for its Constable recruitment drive. Interested candidates can apply online until September 24 at the official HSSC website, hssc.gov.in. This recruitment aims to fill a total of 5,600 constable positions, including roles for both male and female constables in the Police Department.

HSSC Constable Recruitment 2024: Registration Opens Today for 5,600 Vacancies

Vacancy Details:

• Male Constables (General Duty): 4,000 vacancies
• Female Constables (General Duty): 600 vacancies
• Male Constables (India Reserve Battalions): 1,000 vacancies

Eligibility Criteria:

• Educational Qualification: Applicants must have completed their Class 12 education or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board. Additionally, they should have passed their Class 10 examination (Matric) with Hindi or Sanskrit as a subject.
• Age Limit: Candidates must be between 18 and 25 years old as of September 1, 2024. Age relaxation is available for SC/BC/EWS candidates (up to 5 years) and ex-servicemen (up to 4 years).

For the HSSC Constable Recruitment 2024, the salary details are as follows:

Salary Structure:

• Basic Pay: ₹21,700 per month (initial pay in the pay matrix level 3).

Selection Process:

1. Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Physical Screening Test (PST): Candidates will be shortlisted based on merit from the Group C CET. Approximately 22,400 candidates (four times the number of vacancies) will be invited for these tests.
2. Knowledge Test: This test will cover objective-type, multiple-choice questions and will constitute 94.5% of the total weightage. General category candidates must score at least 50%, while reserved category candidates need a minimum of 40% to qualify.

Candidates are encouraged to review the HSSC Constable Recruitment 2024 notification thoroughly before applying.

For the HSSC Constable Recruitment 2024, the exam syllabus covers various aspects designed to assess the candidates’ physical capabilities and general knowledge. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the exam syllabus:

1. Physical Measurement Test (PMT)

• Objective: To measure the physical standards of candidates.
• Criteria: Measurements include height, chest (for male candidates), and weight. The specific standards are as per the recruitment guidelines.

2. Physical Screening Test (PST)

• Objective: To evaluate the physical fitness and endurance of candidates.
• Tests:
  • For Male Candidates:
    • 2.5 km run to be completed in 12 minutes.
    • Pull-ups (minimum number of pull-ups required).
  • For Female Candidates:
    • 1 km run to be completed in 6 minutes.
    • Balance test and other physical tasks as specified.

3. Knowledge Test

• Objective: To assess general knowledge, reasoning abilities, and understanding of relevant subjects.
• Syllabus:
  • General Studies: Questions on current affairs, history, geography, culture, and political system of India and Haryana.
  • General Science: Basic concepts in physics, chemistry, and biology.
  • Reasoning Ability: Logical reasoning, analytical ability, and problem-solving questions.
  • Mathematics: Basic arithmetic, algebra, and statistics.
  • Hindi/English: Language proficiency, comprehension, and grammar.
  • Current Affairs: Recent events and developments in India and globally.

Test Pattern:

• Objective Type Questions: The Knowledge Test consists of multiple-choice questions.
• Weightage: The Knowledge Test holds significant weight in the overall selection process, accounting for 94.5% of the total marks.

Minimum Qualifying Marks:

• General Category: At least 50% marks.
• Reserved Categories (SC/BC/EWS): Minimum 40% marks.

Preparation Tips:

1. Review Previous Years’ Papers: Familiarize yourself with the types of questions asked in previous exams.
2. Study Current Affairs Regularly: Stay updated with recent news and developments.
3. Practice Physical Tests: Regular physical training to meet the physical standards required.
4. Mock Tests and Sample Papers: Take mock tests to improve time management and accuracy.

Ensure to check the official HSSC website or recruitment notification for any updates or additional details related to the exam syllabus and pattern