HP Police Constable results 2025 declared; here's direct link
As per the notification, 1964 candidates have been declared qualified to appear for the document verification. The candidates are directed to bring their original documents (matriculation certificate, Himachali Bonafide Certificate, category certificate and others) alongwith a set of attested/self attested photocopies of the documents mentioned in the notification.
The recruitment drive aims to fill 1,088 vacancies — 708 posts for Constable (Male) and 380 posts for Constable (Female). The salary for these posts is Rs 20,200 to Rs 64,000 as per Pay Band 3.
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