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Post Name : Constable (Pioneer)
 
A. Electrician: 135 Posts
B. Plumber: 90 Posts
C. Carpenter: 92 Posts
D. Welder: 04 Posts
E. Painter: 15 Posts
F. Mason: 161 Posts
 
Qualification/Educational Criteria :

Candidates who wish to apply for this post must posess the following skill and criteria : Pass out 10th (SSC) level exam or equivalent qualification from any recognized Board with 01 year trade certificate from an ITI (Industrial Training Institute).
 
No of Post : 497
 
Age Limit(in yrs) :

Interested candidates who are appearing for this post should have the age of 18 to 23 years as on 09th September 2014.
 
Pay Scale/Salary(in Rs.) :

Selected candidates would be eligible to get the pay scale of around Rs.5,200 to 20,200 + Grand Pay Rs.2,000/- P.M.
 
Application Fee :

Application Fees are required to pay Rs.50/- as application fee by means of Central recruitment Fee Stamps (CRFS) only. No fees for SC/ST & Ex-servicemen & candidates.
 
Mode of Selection :

Selection will be based on Height Bar, Race, PST, Biometric Identification, Written Exam, Trade Test, Interview, Checking of Documents, Detailed Medical Test.
How To Apply
All candidates can send their prescribed Application Form along with copies of Educational Certificate, D.o.B Certificate, Caste certificate, Passport / Pan Card / Voter ID / Adhar Card or Domicile Certificate, Experience certificate, passport size photographs affixed on application duly attested by Gazetted Officer, three self-addressed reach to
 
The Inspector General (Central) Frontier,
ITB Police, Plot No. 163-164 (E-8),
Trilochan Nagar,
Post-Trilanga Near Shahpura,
Bhopal (MP), PIN Code- 462039
 
Closing date to receipt application on or before 09th October 2014.

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About ITBP
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police popularly known as ITBP is an Indian force conceived on 24/10/1962 for security along the India's border with the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, border covering 2115  kilometres. It is one of the Central Armed Police Forces. The 1st Director General of the ITBP was Late Sardar Balbir Singh. This was also his brain child along with his colleagues. Only four battalions were sanctioned to begin with, to fill up the security vacuum that was prevalent at that time on the Indo-Tibetan border. Later in view of the additional responsibilities and the task redefined in 1976, the Force was restructured in 1978.