Haryana Police Constable Admit Card 2019 to be Release Soon
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) is soon going to release the admit card for Haryana Police Constable and Sub-inspector exam, against the advertisement number 06/2019. The online-based examination was conducted for the recruitment of 6400 posts of Constable and Sub-inspector. The candidates who had applied for the posts can download their admit cards, once it is released on the official website at http://www.hssc.gov.in/.
According to the official notification released by the HSSC, “The examination either Online (CBT) or OMR Based is likely to be held from 13th July to 18th August 2019 and the date, time and place of examination will be as per admit card.” The HSSC Admit Card for the post of Constable and SI will be released one week prior to the date of examination.
Important Dates:
| Event | Datesh |
| Haryana Police Constable Examination 2019 | Expected on 13th July to 18th August 2019 |
Steps to download HSSC Constable Admit Card 2019
- Go to the official website of the HSSC at http://www.hssc.gov.in/
- Click on the ‘Advertisement 06/2019’ link given on the homepage
- Click on the ‘Admit Card’
- Provide all your credentials and click on the ‘Sign In’ button
- Download your Haryana Police admit card and take a print out for possible future reference
The Haryana Police Constable exam pattern
The written test will be multiple choice objective type. One composite paper will carry 100 questions, and each question shall carry 0.80 marks, hence the paper will be of total 80 marks. The duration of the written test will be 90 minutes, and the medium of examination shall be both Hindi and English language. There must be ten questions of or relating to basic computer knowledge.
Recruitment process and the number of vacancies assigned
The recruitment process includes Knowledge Test (Written), Physical Screening Test (PST), Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Scrutiny of Documents (Documentation). The HSSC has invited about 6400 posts under Group C of the Police department out of which 5000 posts are for the male GD Constable, and 1000 posts are alotted for the female GD Constable. The remaining 400 posts are for the Sub-Inspector.