RPF SI Admit Card 2018: Railway Protection Force (RPF) has released the admit cards for Sub Inspector (SI) and Constable exam today. The RPF admit cards are available at the official portal rpfonlinereg.org. The RPF will conduct computer based test (CBT) group-wise simultaneously for Constable and SI recruitment. CBT for SI post will begin on December 19 and for Constable post it will start a day later. The test will be held in 15 different languages: Hindi, English, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Konkani, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Odia, Assamese, Manipuri and Punjabi.
RPF SI Admit Card Released Download Here
RPF Constable Admit Card Released Download Here
Candidates can download the admit cards online by using their registration number and date of birth details.
RPF SI, Constable admit cards have been released for few groups only
'The call letter for each day of exam will be made available 10 days prior to the date,' it had notified in November. 'The CBT exam date, test center, timing with detail instructions will be sent to individual candidates on their e-mail. As the CBT begins for Group E candidates from 19th December, therefore candidates will be able to download their e-call letter from 9th December onwards as per test schedule, reads the official notification.
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The exam, is a part of the selection process, for filling up 9739 vacancies under Railway Protection Force/ Railway Protection Special Force.
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