a) The Candidate who satisfy the educational and physical standards and age will be eligible to appear in written examination consisting of the following four parts:-
Part -I : Hindi/English Language
Part -II : General Intelligence.
Part-III : Numerical Aptitude.
Part-IV : Clerical Aptitude.
There will be only one question paper for two hours duration consisting of above four parts. The question in all the four parts will be “OBJECTIVE TYPE WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE” . Each part will be consisting of 50 questions carrying one mark each for right answer. Thus in total there will be 200 questions. A candidate obtaining qualifying percentage out of total 200 marks should be considered as qualified. The minimum qualifying marks of written test are 40% for General Category. For SC/ST/OBC candidates the pass marks will be 35% i.e 80 Marks for General Candidates and 70 Marks for SC/ST/OBC Candidates.
Instructions for written examination ;-
i. Candidates who qualify in the Physical and educational standards will be called for the written examination.
ii. The written examination will be of 200 Marks and will have 200 questions.
iii. Answers to the questions will have to be given in an OMR Sheet provided
iv. Time allotted is two (2) hours.
v. Candidates should write their Roll Number both on the Question Booklet and the Answer Sheet.
vi. All questions are compulsory and carry equal marks.
vii. Each Question Booklet has a Series No. Candidates should enter the Series Number Correctly on Answer Sheet.
viii. Answer sheets where Booklets Series No. is not entered will not be evaluated.
ix. Each question is followed by four answer choices i.e. a,b,c,d,. Out of these, candidate has to select the correct answer for each question and mark correct answer by darkening only one of the choice of four ovals for each question.
x. If more than one oval is darkened, the answer will not be evaluated at all.
xi. Candidate should think and decide clearly before making heavy black marks to fill the oval completely.
xii. The Answer Sheet and question Booklets shall be handed over to the invigilator before leaving the examination hall, failing which, the applicant will be liable for disqualification.
xiii. Sufficient space is provided for rough work. The candidates should only use that space and not use any other paper etc.
xiv. The candidates will be allowed to take carbon copy of the answer sheet. Answer key to the question paper will be displayed on the notice board and also posted on the CRPF website.
xv. The candidate should not write on answer sheet any irrelevant matter, except the specified items of information called for; if he/she does so, his/her Answer Sheet will become invalid.
xvi. Candidates are instructed not to bring calculator/cell phone/any other computing device along with them into the examination hall.
xvii. Candidate should not help other candidates as by doing so, candidate may reduce his chance of selection and get disqualified.
xviii. Evaluation of answer sheet will be computerized and as such no requests for revaluation will be entertained.