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If you are a skilled female hockey player and dream of serving the country, then there is a great opportunity for you. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has recruited the posts of Head Constables, which is being fully done under sports quota. The special thing is that this recruitment is for women candidates and applications have been sought from players who have excelled in hockey games only.
The application process is online and interested candidates can fill the form by visiting CISF’s official website cisfrect.ciff.gov.in. Apply the final date to apply and other necessary information as soon as possible.
Ability
Talking about educational qualification for recruitment, it is necessary for the candidate to pass 12th from a recognized board. Along with this, the player should represent the country, state, university or school by participating in a national or international level competition. If the candidate has won a medal at the national or inter university level, then it will be considered additional qualification.
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Age limit
The age limit has been kept on 1 August 2025, keeping in mind the minimum 18 years and maximum 23 years. However, the candidates of the reserved category will be given age relaxation as per rules.
How much is salary?
The first game trial will be held in the selection process, in which the real talent of hockey players will be tested. This will be followed by physical and medical test. Selected candidates will get a salary of Rs 25,500 to Rs 81,100 per month, as well as other facilities of the central government.
How to apply
To apply, the candidate has to first go to the website and make login credentials. Then the documents will have to be uploaded and submitted the fee and submit the form. Print out of the application should be saved for further.
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