job in Sashastra Seema Bal for Head Constable (Ministerial)

Eligibility: Other Courses
Diploma
Location: Gorakhpur
Job Category: Defence, Govt Sector, Others
Last Date: 15 November 12

Job Type: Full Time
Hiring Process: Written-test.

Job Details

Sashastra Seema Bal, invites applications from Indian male/female citizens for filling up the vacancies of Group-C Non-Gazetted (Combatised), Head Constable (Ministerial) www.freshersworld.com

Post Code	Post Name	Qualification	No. of Post
01	HC (Ministerial)	Pass in Senior Secondary School Certificate (10+2) examination or Intermediate Or equivalent examination from a Recognized board/University or Matriculation from a recognized board with three years Diploma in Secretarial Practice or Modern Office Practice or Commercial Practice from a recognized Board of Technical Education. b) Typing speed for General & OBC Category candidates: A minimum speed of 30 words per minute in English Tying or 25 words per minute in Hindi Typing on computer. Typing speed for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe category candidates: A  minimum speed of 25 words per minutes in English Typing or 20 words per minute in Hindi Typing. c) Should have basic knowledge in Computer application.	132 (UR-56, SC-  17, ST- 09 , OBC- 31 , ExServiceman-19)

Salary : Rs. 5200-20200/-
Age : 18 to 25 years (As on 15/11/2012)
Physical Standard  For Male Candidates :

Description	Height	Chest		Weight
For all except the categories mentioned below	167.5 Cms	81cms (Unexpanded)	86 cms (Expanded)	Proportionate to height and age as per medical standard
Relaxation:- in respect of persons belonging to the races namely Garhwalis, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas, Sikkimese, persons hailing from Leh and Ladakh, Kashmir Valley, North Eastern States and the State of Himachal Pradesh	165 Cm	81 Cms	86 Cms
Candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes including Mizos and Nagas	162.5 Cms	78 Cms	83 Cms

For Female Candidates :

Description	Height	Chest	Weight
For all except the categories mentioned below	157 cms	Not Applicable	Proportionate  to height and age as per medical standard
Relaxation:- in respect of persons belonging to the races namely Garhwalis, Kumaonis, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas, Sikkimese, persons hailing from Leh and Ladakh, Kashmir Valley, North Eastern States and the State of Himachal Pradesh.	155 Cms	Not Applicable
Candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes including Mizos and Nagas	152.5 Cms	Not Applicable

Medical Standard : I)  Eye Sight- The minimum distant vision should be 6/6 and 6/9 of two eyes without correction i.e. without wearing of glasses. II)  The candidates  must not have knock-knee, flat foot, varicose vein or squint in eyes and they should possess high colour vision.  They must be in good mental and bodily health and free from any physical defect likely to interfere with the efficient performance of the duties. III)  The selection board has the absolute discretion to reject or accept any candidate after  considering the report of the Medical Officer/ board.
Method of Recruitment :  The selection process shall consist of following stages:- I) Documentation II) Physical Standard Test ( PST) III) Physical Efficiency Test ( PET) IV) Written Examination V) Typing Speed Test VI) Test of Basic Knowledge in Computer Application VII) Final Medical Examination VIII) Review Medical Examination
Application Fee : Application fee will be Rs. 50/- (Rupees fifty only) Non-refundable for candidates belonging to General and OBC categories. They shall attach Bank Draft or Indian Postal Order (Nonrefundable) drawn in favour of Authority mentioned . No application fee will be charged from SC/ST, Ex-Servicemen and Female candidates.

How to apply

Eligible and desirous candidates should send their applications BY POST in the prescribed proforma with two attested passport size photographs duly affixed on application form and admit card at the space provided for the purpose, along with application fee of ` 50/- and attested copies of the testimonials . The applications should be typed or neatly hand written. Two self-addressed envelopes of 4”x9” size with ` 25/- postage stamps duly affixed should also be attached with the application form. The candidates belonging to different States/UTs should send their application forms to the address as shown at Column No.3 of the table below on or before closing date. The envelope containing the application should be super scribed in block letters as Application For The Post Of “(Name Of Post)” and Code No……..”. The incomplete applications and applications received after the last date will not be entertained and will be summarily rejected. SSB will not be responsible for postal delay, if any. No correspondence will be entertained on this account. The details for sending the application are as under:-. The last date of receipt of application is 15-11-2012.www.freshersworld.com

Name of Post	Post Code	Application Receiving Centre and application should be addressed to the following officer	Bank Draft should be prepared in favour of	IPO should be prepared in favour of
HC (Ministerial)	01	The Dy. Inspector General, Sector HQ., SSB Gorakhpur, Marketing Building, FCI Complex, P.O.-Fertilizer Factory Urbarak Nagar, Gorakhpur (UP) Pin- 273007.	Accounts Officer, SHQ, SSB Gorakhpur (UP) payable at SBI Gorakhpur	Accounts Officer, SHQ, SSB Gorakhpur (UP)

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Company Profile

SSB was set up in early 1963 in the wake of the Indo-China conflict to inculcate feelings of national belonging in the border population and develop their capabilities for resistance through a continuous process of motivation, training, development, welfare programmes and activities in the then NEFA, North Assam, North Bengal, hills of Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and Ladakh. The scheme was later extended to Manipur, Tripura, Jammu (1965), Meghalaya (1975), Sikkim (1976), border areas of Rajasthan and Guj arat (1989), Manipur, Mizoram and some more areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat (1988), South Bengal, Nagaland (1989) and Nubra Valley, Rajouri and Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir (1991).