SSC 62000 GD Constables Recruitment 2015 Notification: In one of its biggest recruitment drives, Government has announced hiring of over 62,000 young men and women as constables in central paramilitary and police organisations this year. Under the command of Union Home Ministry, over 62,000 men and women will be hired as constables in central paramilitary and police organisations. It is considered as one of the biggest recruitment drives where candidates will be hired by central forces like CRPF, BSF, ITBP, SSB, CISF, NIA and SSF. The vacancy details are mentioned below.

62,000 Constables Recruitment In Paramilitary Force:

Apart from reservation for SC/ST and OBC candidates, relaxation of applicable age has been made for the children and dependents of the victims of 2002 Gujarat riots and 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The examination in this context is being done by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on the directions of the Union Home Ministry, the official said.

“This is one of the largest recruitment drives that is being held by the central government for hiring in paramilitary and other allied forces. The large-scale hiring is being conducted keeping in view an increasing role of these forces and growth in number of battalions sanctioned to these forces in the recent past,” a senior Home Ministry officer said.

Vacancy Details of Constables Recruitment:

Out of the total 62,390 posts on offer, about 16 per cent or a total of 8,533 are reserved for women candidates. The expected salary for those hired would be around Rs 20,200 apart from other salary benefits that the government extends to all the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).

Central Forces	Number of vacancies
Central Reserve Police Force	24,588
Border Security Force	22,517
National Investigation Agency (NIA)	86
Central Industrial Security Force	5,000
Sashastra Seema Bal	6,224
Indo-Tibetan Border Police	3,101
Assam Rifles	600
Secretariat Security Force	274

“The final recruitments will be done by October this year and it is expected that those hired would be sent for training to the respective forces by early next year,” the officer said.