A candidate applying for any advertised post must possess a valid Domicile Certificate of the Union Territory of Ladakh issued by the competent authority. Post Qualification Required Fireman Must have passed 10+2 from a recognised Board of School Education with Physics and Chemistry. Fireman Driver Must have passed 10th from a recognised Board of School Education and must possess driving license Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) with (TRANS). Fireman Ministerial Must have passed 12th from a recognised Board of School Education, along with a minimum speed of 35 words per minute in typewriting on computer keyboard, with 90% accuracy. Sweeper/Safaiwala Must have passed 10th from a recognised Board of School Education. The prescribed educational qualification and driving licence must have been acquired on or before the last date fixed for submission of online application forms. Candidates whose qualifying examination result has been declared on or before the cut-off date and who are declared passed may also be considered, subject to production of documentary evidence. Physical Standards Physical Measurement Test (PMT) standards apply to Fireman, Fireman Driver, and Fireman Ministerial: 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) for Fireman, Fireman Driver, and Fireman Ministerial Only candidates qualifying the PMT are permitted to appear in the PET. Events are conducted in the following qualifying order: Event 1 - Long Race: 1600 meters in 7 minutes for males; 1000 meters in 6 minutes 30 seconds for females. Event 2 - Vertical Rope: Climb rope to a minimum height of 4 meters from ground level. Event 3 - Load Carrying Test: Carry a weight of 63.5 kg (males) / 50 kg (females) and run a distance of 91.44 meters in 1 minute. Event 4 - Bent Knee Sit-Ups: 25 sets in 90 seconds (males); 20 sets in 90 seconds (females). Candidates shall lie face-up on the floor with knees bent and feet flat, stacking their forearms in front of the chest and raise torso back to the starting position. Event 5 - Walk on Beam: Walk across a beam secured to the level floor (7 meters long and 8 cm wide) carrying a load of 17 kg (males) / 13 kg (females) in three attempts without falling off or stepping off the beam. Screening Test (PET) for Sweeper (Safaiwala) Male Candidates: Long Race of 1600 meters in 7 minutes and 30 seconds. Female Candidates: Long Race of 1000 meters in 7 minutes and 30 seconds. 🔔 Never Miss a Govt Job Again! ⚡ Get Custom Govt Job Alerts by Your Qualification (10TH | 12TH | Diploma | ITI | Graduate, Etc) Join Now

The application fee must be paid online via Net Banking, Credit/Debit Cards, or UPI on the Recruitment Application Software (RAS) when submitting the online application form. Category Fee for Fireman / Driver / Ministerial Fee for Sweeper/Safaiwala Unreserved (UR) / EWS Rs 600/- Rs 450/- SC / ST / ALC Rs 500/- Rs 400/- Applications received without the prescribed fee shall not be considered valid and will be summarily rejected. Fee once paid shall not be refunded under any circumstances, nor shall it be adjusted against any other examination or selection. Candidates who made excess payment are advised to apply to the Board with documentary evidence for a refund.

The selection process consists of the following sequential stages: Physical Standard Test (PST): Qualifying in nature. Physical Endurance Test (PET): Qualifying in nature. Scrutiny of original documents/testimonials: Qualifying in nature. Computer Test / Driving Test / Trade Test: 50 marks for Fireman Ministerial (Computer Test, 35 wpm typing speed with 90% accuracy; failing disqualifies from further process); 50 marks for Fireman Driver (Driving Test); maximum of 100 marks for Sweeper/Safaiwala (Trade Test, no written exam will be conducted). Written Examination: 100 marks for Fireman and Fireman Driver. For Fireman, the general select list is prepared on the basis of marks obtained in the Written Examination. For Fireman Driver, marks obtained in the driving test (50 marks) are added to the marks obtained in the written examination.