(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ladakh Police Constable Qualification Candidates must have passed 10th Class/Matriculation from a recognised Board of School Education. Serving Special Police Officers (SPOs) of Ladakh Police who have completed at least three years of continuous engagement on the last date of submission of applications are eligible with an 8th Pass qualification, subject to fulfilment of all other prescribed conditions. The qualification must have been acquired on or before the last date fixed for submission of online application forms. Ladakh Police Constable Age Limit The age limit is 18 to 28 years, reckoned as on 01.01.2026, subject to permissible relaxations. Category Relaxation SC/ST/ALC 5 years Ex-Servicemen As prescribed under applicable DoPT/Administration rules Serving SPOs (minimum 3 years continuous engagement) Upper age limit of 37 years Serving VHGs (minimum 5 years continuous engagement) Upper age limit of 37 years Candidates should ensure that they fulfill the prescribed age criteria. Calculate your exact age using our Age Calculator before submitting your application to confirm your eligibility Domicile Requirement A candidate must possess a valid Domicile Certificate of the Union Territory of Ladakh. For preference and allocation to the Border Battalion, the candidate must hold a valid Domicile Certificate establishing domicile in an eligible border village. Candidates applying for Women Battalion or Border Battalion vacancies are eligible only against the vacancy pertaining to their own domicile district.

Category Fee Unreserved/EWS ₹600 SC/ST/ALC ₹500 The fee is payable only online, via Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, or UPI, through the Recruitment Application Software (RAS) at the time of submitting the online application. Applications submitted without the prescribed fee are summarily rejected, and the fee once paid is not refunded. Also Read: TSLPRB Police Constable Recruitment 2026 - 7112 Vacancies, Apply Online

The selection process consists of the following stages, in order: Stage Nature/Marks Physical Standard Test (PST) Qualifying Physical Endurance Test (PET) Qualifying Scrutiny of original documents/testimonials Qualifying Scrutiny/assessment of NCC certificates Up to 5% Desired Qualification Test Up to 5% Written Examination 100 marks Physical Standard Test (PST) Male candidates: Height 162 cm minimum; Chest 81 cm unexpanded minimum, 85 cm expanded minimum. Female candidates: Height 152 cm minimum. Physical Endurance Test (PET) Male candidates: Long Race - 1600 metres in 7 minutes 30 seconds; Long Jump - 12 feet (three attempts); Push-ups - 20. Female candidates: Long Race - 1200 metres in 7 minutes 30 seconds; Long Jump - 9 feet (three attempts); Shot Put - 4 kg, 14.5 feet (three attempts). The PST/PET process was scheduled to commence from 22 September 2026 onwards, venue-wise at Leh and Kargil. Written Examination and Syllabus The written examination is Objective/MCQ type, consisting of 100 questions for 100 marks (one mark each), of 80 minutes duration, bilingual in English and Hindi, with no negative marking, and of approximately Matriculation level. Subject Marks General Knowledge 60 Reasoning 15 General Science 10 Arithmetic Abilities 15 Total 100 Incentive Marks Candidates possessing a valid Light Motor Vehicle Driving Licence with transport endorsement, or a one-year AICTE-recognised Computer Application Certificate, may claim incentive marks for only one of the two, up to 5% of the maximum marks of the written examination. NCC certificate holders are eligible for incentive marks as follows: NCC "C" Certificate - 5%, NCC "B" Certificate - 3%, NCC "A" Certificate - 2% of maximum marks.