Railway Protection Force (Government of India) (Ministry of Railways)
Employment Notice Number 1/2011.
Written Examination held on 23.06.2013 & 30.06.2013
Written Examination Syllabus
(a) The Written Examination will consist of 120 multiple-choice objective type questions of one mark each and shall be of 90 minutes duration. The questions paper will be of matriculation standard with 120 as maximum marks. The question paper will consist of 35 questions on General Intelligence & Reasoning, 35 questions on Arithmetic and 50 questions on General Awareness. Candidates will be required to answer all the questions. Each correct answer will be awarded 1(one) mark and 1 (one) mark will be deducted for 4 (four) incorrect answers. No mark shall be awarded or deducted for questions not attempted.
(b) Candidates must bring the Call Letter at the time of written test. Call letter will be sent by post. No one will be allowed to appear in the written examination without a call letter.
(c) Question Paper will be set in the languages shown in the third column of the table given below. The corresponding Nodal Chief Security Commissioner to whom the application should be sent is also shown in the table. Applicants who wish to have the question paper in a particular language may indicate so in the Application Form. Language, once chosen cannot be changed under any circumstance.
Group 1: Nodal Chief Security Commissioner North Eastern Railway, Gorakhpur,UP
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati.
Group 2: Eastern Railway, Kolkata.
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Assamese, Manipuri, Bengali, Oriya.
Group 3: East Coast Railway, Bubhaneshwar
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Oriya, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati
Group 4: Southern Railway, Chennai.
Languages:Hindi, English, Urdu, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Konkani, Marathi
(d) The call letter will contain the date, place, venue and time of the examination and other instructions, if any on this subject.
(e) A candidate must obtain at least 35% Marks (30% in the case of SC and ST candidates) in the Written Examination for being considered for other Test/Tests.
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Employment Notice Number 1/2011.
Written Examination held on 23.06.2013 & 30.06.2013
Written Examination Syllabus
(a) The Written Examination will consist of 120 multiple-choice objective type questions of one mark each and shall be of 90 minutes duration. The questions paper will be of matriculation standard with 120 as maximum marks. The question paper will consist of 35 questions on General Intelligence & Reasoning, 35 questions on Arithmetic and 50 questions on General Awareness. Candidates will be required to answer all the questions. Each correct answer will be awarded 1(one) mark and 1 (one) mark will be deducted for 4 (four) incorrect answers. No mark shall be awarded or deducted for questions not attempted.
(b) Candidates must bring the Call Letter at the time of written test. Call letter will be sent by post. No one will be allowed to appear in the written examination without a call letter.
(c) Question Paper will be set in the languages shown in the third column of the table given below. The corresponding Nodal Chief Security Commissioner to whom the application should be sent is also shown in the table. Applicants who wish to have the question paper in a particular language may indicate so in the Application Form. Language, once chosen cannot be changed under any circumstance.
Group 1: Nodal Chief Security Commissioner North Eastern Railway, Gorakhpur,UP
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati.
Group 2: Eastern Railway, Kolkata.
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Assamese, Manipuri, Bengali, Oriya.
Group 3: East Coast Railway, Bubhaneshwar
Languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Oriya, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati
Group 4: Southern Railway, Chennai.
Languages:Hindi, English, Urdu, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Konkani, Marathi
(d) The call letter will contain the date, place, venue and time of the examination and other instructions, if any on this subject.
(e) A candidate must obtain at least 35% Marks (30% in the case of SC and ST candidates) in the Written Examination for being considered for other Test/Tests.
Recruitmen Method
Recruitment will be made based
on the performance of the eligible applicants
in a Written Examination, Physical Efficiency Test, Physical Measurement, Viva-Voce Test, Bonus
Marks, if any, obtained and Documents Verification.
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and
Physical Measurement:
PET will consist of three
events namely, 1600mts/800mts run, High Jump and Long
Jump. A candidate has to
qualify in all the three events as shown in the table given
below. No marks shall be
awarded to any of the events. The minimum qualifying
standard for each event is as specified under:
Event
|
Male
|
Female
|
Number of chances
|
1600 meters
|
5 min
45
sec
|
Not applicable
|
One
|
800 meters
|
Not applicable
|
3 min
40
sec
|
One
|
High Jump
|
3 feet 9 inches
|
3 feet
|
Two
|
Long Jump
|
14 feet
|
9 feet
|
Two
|
Only those applicants who
qualify in the Written Examination shall be called for PET
and Physical Measurement. The
manner in which the candidates are to be called and
the number of candidates to be
called for PET and Physical Measurement will be
decided in such a way that
candidates, to the extent of three times the number of
notified vacancies in each
category, are selected purely on the basis of merit to appear
for viva-voce and documents verification.
For the sake of convenience,
1600meters/800 meters run will be held first. Applicants
qualifying in this event will
take part in the remaining events of PET. Height and
chest of those who qualify in
the PET will be measured next. Applicants, who fail in
any of the events of the PET or
in physical measurement, either of height or chest, will
be declared ‘fail’ and shall be
escorted out of the venue after putting an indelible ink
mark on the index finger of the
left hand. Their call letters will not be returned.
PET will be held at a place and
on a date decided by the respective Nodal Chief
Security Commissioner. The
applicants will be informed of the same in advance.
There will be no PET for
Ex-Servicemen.
The call letter for PET will give further instructions, if any, on
this subject.
Viva-Voce
and Documents Verification:
Candidates who qualify in the
PET and Physical Measurement will be called for a
Viva-Voce Test and Documents
Verification. However, the number of candidatescalled for Viva-Voce and
Documents Verification shall not exceed three times the
number of notified vacancies in
each category. The candidates must produce all
original documents in support
of their educational qualification, age, SC/ST/OBC
status, where applicable (on
the format prescribed in the advertisement), domicile and
any other extra curricular
activities including NCC at the time of Viva-Voce and
documents verification. Request
for production of the original documents on a later
day will not be entertained
under any circumstance. Failure to produce the document
may lead to disqualification of
the candidate.
The purpose of the Viva-Voce
Test is to determine the general intelligence, awareness,
alertness and soldierly traits
and to assess the overall suitability of the applicant for
employment in the Railway
Protection Force. Personal appearance in the Viva-Voce
Test is compulsory. Those who
fail to do so will not be considered in the final selection
irrespective of their
performance in the Written Examination.
Maximum mark for the Viva-Voce
Test is 5.
Bonus
marks (Maximum 5):
Bonus marks are allotted as
under:
i) NCC: -
B Certificate of NCC – 01 mark
C Certificate of NCC – 02 mark
Maximum mark for NCC
certificates is 02.
Benefit is available only on
production of Original Certificate.
This benefit is not available
to Ex-Servicemen.
ii)
Sports:-
Represented University at
inter-university sports - 01 mark
Represented State at
inter-state sports – 02 marks
Represented India at
international sports meet – 03 marks.
Medal winner at national level
sports meet – 03 marks
iii) Height:-
A male applicant whose height
is 178 cms or more and a female
applicant whose height is more
than165 cms will be given 03 marks as bonus.
iv) Total Bonus Marks for all
categories put together shall not exceed 5.
The call letter for the
Viva-Voce test will contain further instructions, if any, on
this subject.
Medical
Examination:
The applicants who are finally
selected will be sent for a medical examination at a
Railway Hospital. They will
have to qualify in medical category ‘B-1’ as per the Indian
Railway Medical Manual. Those
wearing glasses or having flat foot, knock-knee, squint
eye, colour blindness and other
bodily defects are not eligible for appointment.
Training:
The candidates will have to undergo a
rigorous initial training in any one of the RPF/RPSF Training Centers or any such Institution
as decided by the Railway
Administration
in the event of their selection. The trainee recruits will be given a stipend of
Rs. 5200/- + Grade Pay Rs.2000/- plus other allowances as admissible under the Railway
Rules during the period of training. Passing the Final Examination at the end of the
training is a must.