Ludhiana: Station House Officer (Shos) has changed the tutor for the candidates for the Punjab Police Recruitment Exam.
The exam is scheduled for September 25 and 26 for police positions and sub-inspectors.
To help candidates, Ludhiana police have begun training them for physical and written tests.
They previously started an online session with professionals who run the institution for competitive exams, but now some police have also submitted the trend of India’s constitution and its features, and has been distributed on the official Youtube Channel of Ludhiana Police and on the Facebook page.
Jatiwal told Tii, “We know how much effort is needed to break the test.
In addition, it is more difficult for those who cannot afford it.
They also have to get the same opportunity.
I am happy to be able to help them in achieving their goals to be recruited on the trip Punjab.
“He also helped candidates through phone calls to help them find study material.
“Some other police officers from Ludhiana also approached me to guide their children.
I asked them to visit the police station and try our best to help them,” he added.
The Jatiwal Sub-Inspector has served as an assistant commander at the Security Force Border (BSF) and has secured all 154 India in the central armed police force test organized by UPSC in 2013.
Like the Jatiwal, Sub-Inspector of Neeraj Chaudhary, 30, Sho on The Haibowal police station, also did a little.
“I have prepared lectures about the Indian government.
I will immediately record it and it will be uploaded online, which is a good learning platform for candidates,” he said.
Deputy Deputy Police Commissioner (Headquarters) Ashwini Gotyal said, “On July 14, City Police launched free online classes for all eligible candidates, regardless of the district or state.
Videos recorded from these classes are stored in the Ludhiana Youtube channel .
In addition, physical training for candidates has occurred on the Ludhiana police line since June 27 every day between 4am and 8 in the morning.
About 5,000 candidates have registered for training.
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