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Constable (General Duty) Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

Matriculation (Class 10th Pass) from a recognized Board or equivalent.

General Eligibility

Candidates must have completed Class 10th from a recognized board and possess sports achievements from specified competitions.

Physical Standards

Category Height (Male) Height (Female) Chest (Male Only)
All Candidates (General / OBC / SC / EWS) 170.0 cm 157.0 cm 80 – 85 cm
Garhwalis, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas, Assam, HP, J&K, Ladakh 165.0 cm 155.0 cm 80 – 85 cm
All Scheduled Tribe (ST) Candidates 162.5 cm 150.0 cm 76 – 81 cm

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Constable (General Duty) Age Limit

The age limit is 18 to 23 years as on the cut-off date given in the official notification.

Category Age Limit
General (UR) 18 – 23 Years

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Constable (General Duty) Selection Process

Selection Process

The selection process includes several stages: online scrutiny of applications, biometric verification and documentation, a Physical Standard Test (PST), a sports trial test, compilation of a merit list, and a Detailed Medical Examination (DME) / Review Medical Examination (RME). Candidates must achieve a minimum of 20 marks in the sports trial to qualify.

Constable (General Duty) Application Process & Important Dates

📅 Important Dates
Event Date
Application Start03/10/2026
Last Date to Apply01/11/2026
💳 Application Fee
Category Fee
General / OBC₹100

📎 Documents Required

  • Class 10th certificate
  • Sports achievement certificate
  • Recent passport-sized photograph
  • Signature

🖊️ How To Apply Online

  • Visit the official ITBP recruitment portal at recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in.
  • Register as a New User using an active mobile number and valid email ID.
  • Log in to your profile and upload necessary documents including Class 10th certificate and sports achievement certificate.
  • Select the application link for “Constable (GD) Sports Quota” and choose your sport discipline.
  • Upload your recent photograph and signature as per the specified requirements.
  • Pay the application fee of Rs. 100/- through the online payment gateway (exempted for SC, ST, and Female candidates).
  • Submit the application before 01 November 2026 and print a copy for future reference.

📌 Important Notes

  • General/OBC/EWS male candidates must pay Rs. 100/- as application fee.
  • SC/ST and all female candidates are exempt from the application fee.
  • Sports achievements must be obtained between 01 January 2024 and 01 November 2026.
  • A minimum of 20 marks is required to qualify in the sports trial test.

Expert Guide & Detailed Information

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ITBP Constable GD Sports Quota — What Candidates Should Know

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Recruitment Overview & Introduction

🎯 Recruitment Summary at a Glance:
  • 🏢 Organization & Post: Government Agency — recruitment for Constable (General Duty).
  • 📊 Vacancies: 126 posts across various departments/locations.
  • 🖥️ Application Mode & Dates: Apply Online from 03/10/2026 to 01/11/2026.
  • 🎓 Eligibility: Matriculation (Class 10th Pass) from a recognized Board or equivalent.; age 18–23 years (category-wise relaxation as per govt rules).
  • 📝 Selection Process: The selection process includes several stages: online scrutiny of applications, biometric verification and documentation, a Physical Standard Test (PST), a sports trial test, compilation of a merit list, and a Detailed Medical Examination (DME) / Review Medical Examination (RME). Candidates must achieve a minimum of 20 marks in the sports trial to qualify..
  • 💰 Salary: As per Government Rules per month, plus standard allowances and benefits.

Constable (General Duty) — Key Details

Constable (General Duty) Eligibility & Qualification

Candidates must have Matriculation (Class 10th Pass) from a recognized Board or equivalent from a recognised board or university. The full eligibility wording is given in the official notification.

Constable (General Duty) Total Vacancies

A total of 126 vacancies have been advertised in this recruitment. The category-wise and post-wise breakdown is given on this page.

Constable (General Duty) Last Date to Apply

The last date to submit the online application is 01/11/2026. Applications opened on 03/10/2026. Apply a few days early, as official portals are usually slow on the final day.

Constable (General Duty) Age Limit

The age limit is 18 to 23 years as on the cut-off date stated in the notification.

Constable (General Duty) Application Fee

The application fee is ₹100 for General/OBC candidates, ₹0 for SC/ST candidates.

Constable (General Duty) Selection Process

Selection is based on The selection process includes several stages: online scrutiny of applications, biometric verification and documentation, a Physical Standard Test (PST), a sports trial test, compilation of a merit list, and a Detailed Medical Examination (DME) / Review Medical Examination (RME). Candidates….

How to Apply Online for Constable (General Duty)

Applications are submitted on the official website only. Use the apply link in the Important Links section of this page, which points to the official portal — never pay a third party to submit a government application form for you.

Constable (General Duty) Login / Candidate Portal

There is no separate login page on this site. Use the Apply Online / Official Website link in the Important Links section of this page to reach the official portal, where you can login with your registration details to check application status, download your admit card, or view your result. Always sign in only on the official government website.

Constable (General Duty) Cut Off

The official cut-off marks are released by the recruiting board along with or shortly after the result, and vary every year by category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS) and exam difficulty, so they cannot be predicted in advance. Check the Result Link in the Important Links section of this page once results are declared for the category-wise cut-off.

Constable (General Duty) Documents Required

Keep ready: Class 10th certificate, Sports achievement certificate, Recent passport-sized photograph, Signature. Check the Documents Required section on this page and the official notification for the complete list.

Constable (General Duty) Official Website

The official website is linked in the Important Links section on this page. Always apply and check updates only through the official site, never a third-party link.

Constable (General Duty) Notification PDF

The official notification PDF can be downloaded from the Official Notification link in the Important Links section of this page. Always read the full notification before applying, since it is the authoritative source for eligibility, dates and fee.

Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBPF) has announced an exciting opportunity for aspiring candidates with a passion for sports. The recruitment for the Constable (General Duty) under the Sports Quota is now open, inviting applications from eligible male and female sportspersons. This is a chance to combine your athletic skills with a stable career in the government sector.
Notification Summary: The ITBPF is looking to fill 126 vacancies for the position of Constable (GD) under the Sports Quota. Interested candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria, including educational qualifications and sports achievements from recognized competitions. The application process is entirely online, and candidates will undergo multiple stages of selection, including physical tests and sports trials. The deadline to apply is 01 November 2026, so interested applicants should act quickly.

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📝 Application Insight:If you are applying under an OBC non-creamy layer quota, ensure your financial year certificate matches the exact requirements of the central government guidelines to avoid getting shifted to the general category list.
📚 Preparation Strategy & Exam Syllabus Insights ▼

Preparing for the ITBP Constable GD Sports Quota recruitment requires a focused approach on both physical fitness and knowledge of the recruitment process. Candidates should prioritize their physical training, focusing on the specific sports they will be tested on. This includes regular practice sessions, strength training, and conditioning to ensure peak performance during trials.

Review past year's recruitment patterns to understand the selection criteria better. Familiarize yourself with the physical standards required and ensure all documentation is in order. As sports achievements are a key factor, candidates should aim for participation in recognized events and maintain their training rigorously. The cut-off for the sports trial is a minimum of 20 marks, so practice accordingly to exceed this threshold.

🎯 Selection Criteria & Weightage Details ▼

The Constable (General Duty) selection process follows the standard multi-stage government recruitment format:

  1. Computer-Based / Written Test: Covers numerical ability, reasoning, language proficiency, and role-specific subject knowledge.
  2. Physical/Skill Test (post-dependent): A qualifying round only — it does not add to the merit score, but must be cleared.
  3. Document Verification: A final check of educational certificates, age and category proof, and any other documents listed in the notification.

Final placement on the merit list depends on clearing each stage and meeting the category-wise cutoff.

💼 Career Path, Allowances & Job Perks ▼

Beyond the role itself, government service offers the job security and structured growth typical of government service, under 7th Pay Commission norms:

  • Compensation: As per department rules as the base, before allowances.
  • Standard Government Benefits: DA, HRA, and TA on top of base pay, plus medical coverage extending to dependents.
  • Career Movement: Promotion is not automatic, but structured annual reviews and departmental exams provide a real path upward over time.
🎤 Real Interview Experience & Challenges ▼

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A practical substitute in the meantime: study the selection-stage breakdown in the official notification itself, and organize your documents (educational certificates, category/reservation proof, valid ID) well before any call letter is issued. Incomplete paperwork is one of the more common, entirely avoidable reasons candidates get held up at this stage.