CRPF Recruitment 2023: Admit Card for ASI Steno, Head Constable Skill Test Released

The e-admit cards for the Skill Test (Shorthand/Typing)/PST/DV/DME & RME for the positions of Assistant Sub Inspector (Steno) and Head Constable (Ministerial) in the CRPF Examination – 2022 have been made available by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) at crpf.gov.in. According to the merit list, 65819 applicants have been chosen for the Shorthand Test for the position of Assistant Sub Inspector (Ministerial) Exam-2022.

Candidates must input their credentials, such as user ID and password, on the admit card portal in order to receive their CRPF admit card 2023. On the day of the exam, candidates must present a valid government ID card and a physical copy of their CRPF admit card. Candidates who do not bring their CRPF hall ticket will be denied entry to the test venue.

CRPF ASI Steno and HCM Admit Cards: How to download

Step 1: Go to the official website of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) at crpf.gov.in.

Step 2: Go to the homepage and look for the Recruitment or Career section. Click on it to obtain the most recent CRPF recruiting information and announcements.

Step 3: Look for the particular link for the CRPF SI Steno and HCM E-Admit Cards under the Recruitment tab.

Step 4: After clicking on the admission card link, you may be asked to input important information such as your registration ID date of birth, or other credentials.

Step 5: After providing the necessary information, click the submit option.

Step 6: A screen displaying your CRPF SI Steno and HCM E-Admit Card will show up.

Step 7: Once the CRPF SI Steno and HCM E-Admit Card is visible, it is recommended that a physical copy be printed for future reference.

An important development in the CRPF’s hiring procedure for these roles is the issuance of e-admit cards. The Skill Test is slated to take place shortly, and the entire recruiting process is projected to be finished in December 2023. This would pave the path for the selected individuals to begin work in January 2024.

This employment effort intends to fill 1458 vacancies in the Central Reserve Police Force for Head Constables and Assistant Sub Inspectors.