Age
18-23 Years
Min Qualification
10th
Location
All India
Are you a 10th-pass male candidate looking for a stable career in the Secretariat Security Force (SSF)? The Ministry of Home Affairs has released an exciting opportunity for young Indian citizens to join the SSF as Constables in the Barber and Washerman trades. This recruitment is being managed via the ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police) portal and offers a chance to serve in a prestigious central government department.
These roles are initially on a temporary basis but are likely to become permanent, offering the full benefits of a Group āCā Central Government service. If you have the required physical fitness and trade skills, this is a golden opportunity to secure your future with a reputable pay scale and excellent allowances.
Matriculation (10th Class) pass or equivalent from a recognized School/Board.
Trade Proficiency: Candidates must pass a Trade Test in their respective profession (Barber or Washerman).
General (UR) / OBC: Rs. 100/-.
SC / Ex-Servicemen: Exempted (No Fee).
Payment Mode: Online via the recruitment gateway.
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Can female candidates apply?
Ans: No, this specific recruitment is for Male Indian citizens only.
What is the minimum height required for the General category?
Ans: The minimum height is 170 Cms.
Is there any negative marking in the written exam?
Ans: No, there is no negative marking.
Are physically handicapped candidates eligible?
Ans: No, they are not eligible for this examination.
Can I apply for both Barber and Washerman?
Ans: No, a candidate is allowed to appear for only one trade test as applied.
What are the qualifying marks for the written exam?
Ans: 18 marks for UR/Ex-SM and 17 marks for SC/OBC.
Is the PET (Physical Test) qualifying?
Ans: Yes, PET is qualifying in nature; no marks are awarded.
Are tattoos allowed?
Ans: Tattoos of religious symbols/names on the left inner forearm or dorsum of hands are permitted if they are less than 1/4th the size of the limb.
Will I get a pension?
Ans: Yes, you will be covered under the New Restructured Defined Contributory Pension Scheme.
What if the biometric machine doesn't read my fingerprint?
Ans: Ensure your hands are free of Mehndi or wax; otherwise, you will not be allowed to appear.