The Career Guidance Cell informs that Central Police Force (CPF) has called for written exam through Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
UPSC CPF (AC) Eligibility Details: Union Public Service
Commission’s (UPSC) Central Police Forces (CPF) (Assistant Commandants)
Examination eligibility details are given below.
1. Nationality: The candidate must
be a citizen of India.
2. Sex: Both males &
female candidates are eligible for appointment to the post of Assistant
Commadants in CRPF, CISF, SSB and BSF.
3. Age: Candidate must
have attained the age of 20 years and must not have attained the age of 25
years, i.e he/she must been born not earlier than 02-08-1992 and not later than
01-08-1997.
4.
Age Relaxation:
i. up to a maximum of 5 years for SC, ST candidates.
ii. Up to a maximum of 3 years for OBC candidates.
iii. Up to a maximum of 5 years for civilian central Government servants in according with the existing instructions of the Central Government. Ex-service men will also be eligible for this relaxation.
iv. Up to a maximum of 5 years if a candidate had ordinally been domiciled in the state of Jammu and Kashmir during the period from 01-01-1980 to the 31-12-1989.
i. up to a maximum of 5 years for SC, ST candidates.
ii. Up to a maximum of 3 years for OBC candidates.
iii. Up to a maximum of 5 years for civilian central Government servants in according with the existing instructions of the Central Government. Ex-service men will also be eligible for this relaxation.
iv. Up to a maximum of 5 years if a candidate had ordinally been domiciled in the state of Jammu and Kashmir during the period from 01-01-1980 to the 31-12-1989.
5. Educational qualifications: A candidate must
be a Bachelor’s Degree if a University incorporated by an Act of the Central or
State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an
Act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as a University under Section-3 of
the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 or possess an equivalent
qualification.
Note: Candidates
appearing in the degree exam are allowed to appear this exam but they submit
proof of passing along with the detailed application forms which are to be
submitted after the qualification the written test, medical standards test and
physically test.
6. Restrictions: A candidate who
has been finally selected on the basis of an earlier examination to the post of
Assistant Commandants in any of the forces participating in the Central Armed
Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination will not be eligible to
appear at a subsequent examination for recruitment of Assistant Commandants in
the participating CAPFs.
7. Physical Standards: Candidates must
meet the prescribed physical and medical standards for admission to Central
Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination.
UPSC CPF (AC) Exam Pattern Details: Union Public
Service Commission’s (UPSC) Central Police Forces (CPF) (Assistant Commandants)
Examination Pattern details are given below.
Written Examination: There are two papers
in the UPSC CPF Written Exam.
Paper
I: General Ability and Intelligence – 250 Marks
Paper I consists of Objective (Multiple Answers) Type questions and questions will be set in English as well as Hindi. There is negative mark will be cut for each wrong answer.
Paper II: General Studies, Essay and Comprehension – 200 Marks
In this paper candidates will be allowed the option of writing the Essay Component in English or Hindi, but the medium of Precis Writing, Comprehension Components and other communications/ language skills will be in English.
Paper I consists of Objective (Multiple Answers) Type questions and questions will be set in English as well as Hindi. There is negative mark will be cut for each wrong answer.
Paper II: General Studies, Essay and Comprehension – 200 Marks
In this paper candidates will be allowed the option of writing the Essay Component in English or Hindi, but the medium of Precis Writing, Comprehension Components and other communications/ language skills will be in English.
NOTE: There will be
minimum qualifying marks separately in each papers as may be fixed by the
commission in their discretion. Paper I will be evaluated first and evaluation
of Paper II will be done only of those candidates who obtain the minimum
qualifying marks in Paper I.
UPSC CPF (AC) Exam Syllabus: Union Public Service
Commission (UPSC) conducts every year CPF (Central Police Force) Assistant
Commandant’s Exam. The syllabus of UPSC CPF details given below.
Syllabus of the Written Examination Papers:-
Paper I: General Ability and Intelligence
The objective type
questions with multiple choices in this paper will broadly cover The
following areas:
1. General Mental Ability: The questions
will be designed to test the logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude including
numerical ability, and data interpretation.
2. General Science: The questions will be
set to test general awareness, scientific temper, Comprehension and
appreciation of scientific phenomena of everyday Observation including new
areas of importance likes Information Technology, Biotechnology,
Environmental Science.
3. Current Events of National and International
Importance: The questions will test the candidates’ awareness of current
events of national and international importance in the broad areas of culture,
music, arts, literature, Sports, governance, societal and developmental issues,
industry, business, Globalization, and interplay among nations.
4. Indian Polity and Economy: The
questions shall aim to test candidates’ knowledge of
the Country’s political System and the Constitution of India, social systems
and public administration, economic development in India, regional and
international security issues and human rights including its indicators.
5. History of India: The questions will
broadly cover the subject in its social, economic and political aspects. This
shall also include the areas of growth of nationalism and freedom movement.
6. Indian and World Geography: The
questions shall cover the physical, social and economic aspects of Geography
pertaining to India and the World.
Paper II: General Studies, Essay and Comprehension
Part-A – Essay questions
which are to be answered in long narrative form either In Hindi or English
totaling 80 Marks. The indicative topics are modern Indian history especially
of the freedom struggle, geography, polity and economy, Knowledge of security
and human rights issues, and analytical ability.
Part-B – Comprehension,
précis writing, other communications/language skills – to be attempted in
English only (Marks 120) – The topics are Comprehension Passages, précis
writing, developing counter arguments, simple grammar and Other aspects of
language testing.
Candidates applying
online need NOT send hard copy of the Online Application filled by them
online or any other document/certificate/testimonial to the Union Public
Service Commission. However they are advised to take printout of the Online
Application and retain it for further communication with the Commission.
The Candidates applying for the examination
should ensure that they fulfill all eligibility conditions for admission to
examination. Their admission at all the stages of the examination will
be purely provisional subject to satisfying the prescribed eligibility
conditions.
Mere issue of admission
certificate to the candidate will not imply that his candidature has been
finally cleared by the Commission. The Commission takes up
verification of eligibility conditions with reference to original documents
at subsequent stages of examination process.
In case of further doubts, if any, the candidate
may refer to FAQ available on the website.
LAST
DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS :
Online Application
process must be completed (including filling up of Part-I and Part-II of the
Form) before 18:00 Hours of 5th May, 2017 after which the web-link will be disabled.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I access the site to fill up the
online application?
An applicant should
log on to https://upsconline.nic.in/ to access the
home page of the online application.
2. When can I submit online application for a
particular examination? Can I apply any time during the year for a particular
examination?
An applicant should
apply for a particular examination only when it has been notified by the
Commission. Brief information containing the extracts of the examination
which is being notified is published in the leading News Papers. The complete
and detailed information is available on Commission's website
https://www.upsc.gov.in and at the website for filling the online application
for a particular notified exam/exams at https://upsconline.nic.in/.
3. Can anyone apply online for a particular
examination?
Yes, an applicant who
fulfils the eligibility criteria prescribed in the notification (i.e. the
detailed information available on website
https://upsconline.nic.in/ ) of that particular examination can apply.
4. Are there any detailed instructions to guide
an applicant for submitting an online application?
Yes, an applicant must
refer to the detailed instructions which are available on website https://upsconline.nic.in/ for filling up the online application before doing so, which are
available.
5. What should I do if there is lot of delay in
accessing the page?
The delay in accessing
the Page depends upon various factors like Internet Speed, large number of
applicants trying to register the application at the same time etc. Therefore
if you are not able to get the page for registration promptly, please retry
after some time or during off-peak hours.
6. What information/ details /items are required
while filling the on-line application form?
The instructions/
items which are required to submit the fee, photograph and signature have
been explained in the FAQs given below. In addition to these, you should have
the relevant information/ details for all the columns which are required to
be filled up.
7. My name as per the Matriculation / Secondary
Examination certificate is more than 30 characters long. What should I do, as
the name field in the Online Application has a limit of
30 characters?
In the online
application, as you fill up your name in the name field, if it reaches the
default size of 30 characters, an additional field for full name will appear
in the form and a pop up message i.e. "Your name is exceeding 30
characters kindly use abbreviation in the Name column".
You may fill the full name in the Additional Field. Full Name field has a capacity of 70 characters.
8. Is it necessary to fill up the details
related to area pin code/phone No. with area code/Mobile No./e-mail?
At Present area PIN
code is mandatory to be filed in by the candidate, rest of above indicated
items are optional. However, it is advisable that these particulars may be
filled up so that an applicant can be easily accessed/ contacted if required
by the Commission.
9. How do I move to the next page when columns
on one page have been completely filled?
An applicant should
click on the "Continue" button at the bottom of the page to move to
the next page.
10. Is it necessary to fill up both the parts
i.e. part-I and part-II of the application?
Yes, it is necessary
to fill up both the parts i.e. part-I and part-II of the application.
11. I have filled up only part-I of the
application. Will my application be rejected or not?
Yes, the application
will be rejected.
12. Can I first fill up the part-II of the
application and thereafter fill up the part-I?
No, an applicant is required
to first complete the part-I of the application and thereafter complete the
part-II of the application.
13. What is the procedure to pay the fee for the
examination?
There are three
options for the payment of fee-Pay
i) by Cash in any branch of State Bank of India, ii) Pay by credit/debit Card and iii) Pay by Net Banking facility of SBI.
An applicant who wants
to pay the fee by cash should take a print of the PAY-IN SLIP (challan) by
clicking on the option "Download and Print Bank Challan". Making
use of this challan, an applicant can deposit the fee in cash at any branch
of the State Bank of India. The bank will not accept any other challan/form
for the payment of fee by cash. After depositing the fee by this challan, the
bank will provide a "TRANSACTION ID". An applicant will again have
to log in and start submission of the part-II of the online application.
An applicant can also
pay the fee online using the internet banking facility of the State Bank of
India.
An applicant can also
pay the fee online using any VISA/MASTER DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD issued by any
bank/institution.
14. Is there any other bank in addition to SBI
where fee can be deposited by cash?
No, the fee may be
deposited in cash only in any branch of State Bank of India.
15. I have taken the print of challan by
clicking on the "Print" option. I have to deposit the cash in a
branch of SBI through this challan. How will I re-enter the system to submit
my transaction details of the fee if I log
out of the system now?
An applicant, after
having obtained the TRANSACTION ID number, should again log in by making use
of the Registration ID number generated at the time of submission of Part-I
of application & the date of birth of the applicant and thereafter enter
the relevant particulars in the remaining columns. The Registration ID is
also available on the challan.
16. Is there any other form/challan to pay fee
by cash apart from the challan?
No. An applicant must
make use of the challan generated by the system. The Bank(SBI) will not accept
the fee (in cash) by any form or challan.
17. As per the detailed information available in
the Commission's website, I am exempted from payment of fee on account of
being a Female/PH/SC/ST candidate. Am I required to
enter the payment details in Part-II?
No. All the applicants
who are exempted from the payment of fee can straightaway proceed to the
part-II of the application. Moreover, such applicants will not be taken
through the "fee payment details page" where the applicants are
required to fill in the details for payment of fee.
18. I have successfully submitted the online
application, should I send the print outs of the application to the
commission by post?
Once an applicant has
successfully submitted the part-I and part-II of the application through
online, the same gets registered with the Commission and the applicant is not
required to send a hard copy of the print out of his/her application to the
Commission's office. However, it is strongly advised that the applicant keeps
a hard copy of his /her application for his/her own record and future
communication with the commission, if any.
19. When the relevant particulars i.e. the
community/ age relaxation requirements/ disability status/ year of birth etc.
do not appear in the corresponding parameters available in the
drop-out menu. How should I fill up the
relevant columns?
Before filling up the
application, please check that you have selected the right examination in
case more than one exam is notified during that period. Although it may not
happen as the required columns along with the drop-down menu for selection
and inputting the information is available on the online form for a
particular examination. In case, the applicant desires to opt for a
criteria/parameter which is different from the one contained in the drop-down
menu, would lead to the inference with the system that the candidate is not
eligible for this examination on account of different parameter.
20. How will I get the admit card if I have
submitted the application online? Whether I will get an e-mail or I will get
the admit card by post or it is to be collected personally from the
commission's office or it will be
available on the website of the commission?
All admitted
candidates can download e-AC with details of centre address around three
weeks ahead of Examination Date once Admit Card are uploaded on https://www.upsc.gov.in . No e-mails sent in this regard.
21. I am filling up the various columns in the
application and the process of filling up the form is yet to be completed. I
want to change the filled up information in one/many columns.
How should I do this?
Or
I filled my form and
completed the form. I have made some errors. What should I do to remove these
errors?
After the filling up
of the various columns in part I of the online application, the system
displays a message whether an applicant desires to change/update any of the
information which has been filled in by him and if so, he is required to
click on the Update button. In case, changes are to be made this facility may
be utilized. Thereafter, no more changes are accepted by the system and in
case revised information is to be filled up, an applicant may submit a fresh
online application. For part-II of the online application, a candidate must
satisfy himself about the quality of the image of the photograph and the
signature uploaded by him. After uploading the photograph and the signature a
fresh page shows the preview of the uploaded images. If, one is satisfied
with the uploaded images he may click on Confirm Upload button. In case one is not satisfied with the uploaded
images, he may click on the Reload Photograph or Reload Signature button. The reloaded photograph/ signature can again be
viewed by clicking on the Image refresh button. The
process can be repeated till satisfaction. After having clicked on the Confirm Upload button, the system will not allow any changes in the
photograph/signature. The candidates may note that in case the
quality of photograph/signature is not acceptable / poor, then their
application is liable to be rejected by the commission.
In case you have
submit+ted the application form successfully and later on you come to know
that you have committed a grave mistake, then you should resubmit your
application afresh duly correcting the errors/omissions/mistakes/quality of
photo or sign. However in this case you will have to make the requisite fee
payment again and upload the Part-II information again with new RID allotted
to you at the resubmission of Part-I information.
22. In which format the scanned photograph and
signature should be?
The images of the
photograph and signature should be scanned in the .jpg format. No other
format are acceptable by the online system.
23. Whether the photograph should be in Black
& white or should it be in a colour ?
Both are acceptable as
long as they are as per the given specifications and quality of photograph is
good enough to be identifiable and acceptable.
24. What should be the size of the scanned
photograph and the signature?
The candidate should
scan his/her signature which has been put on white paper with black ink pen.
Each of the scanned images of the photograph/signature should not
exceed 40 KB in size (for photograph, the pixel size is 140 pixels height
x110 pixels width and for signature it should be 110 pixels height
x140 pixels width) and also to be
ensured that the uploaded photograph/signature are proper.
24 A. If the Photograph is not of the proper
pixel size given, then how to convert it?
Use any free image
editing software such as MSPaint or Irfanview. To delete the unnecessary
print area, use the CROP option after selecting the Image. To resize to
proper pixel size use the resize option. Help for cropping / resizing can be
seen here>>
24B. If the Photograph is not in the desired
format, then how to convert it?
If the image is in
other formats such as .tiff,.bmp etc, then open the photo in MsPaint or
Irfanview and click save as option to save it in the desired format (.jpg).
25. How do I load my signatures/photograph?
The scanned photograph
and signature in the format and the specification which has already been
explained above is to be uploaded.
26. My photograph and signature as I loaded on
the site are not appearing right. What should I do?
After uploaded the
photograph and the signature a fresh page shows the preview of the uploaded
images. If, the applicant is satisfied with the uploaded images he may click
on Confirm Upload button. In case
the applicant is not satisfied with the uploaded images, he may click on
the Reload Photograph or Reload Signature button. The reloaded photograph/ signature can again be
viewed by clicking on the Image refresh button. The process can be repeated till
satisfaction. The Candidates may please note that if the quality of
photograph/signature is poor, the application is liable to be rejected After having clicked on the Confirm Upload button, the system will not allow any changes in the photograph/signature.
However, if an applicant is not satisfied with the format/size/quality of the
photograph or signature, the applicant may submit a fresh online application
with the revised photograph and signature along with prescribed fee to be
paid again.
27. I have filled up the form successfully but
now, I want to change / correct the details I entered in the Application?
Once an applicant
fills up all the columns of the application and the system displays the
message that the application has been submitted successfully, there is no
provision in the system to make any changes in any of the columns. Hence, no
change can be made at this stage in any of the details. However if the time
is still left for filing up the online application form, the applicant can
resubmit afresh corrected application again with prescribed fee to be
deposited again. In this case a new RID will be generated by the system.
28. How do I know that my application is
registered?
OR
How do I
reconfirm that my application is saved and received in the commission's
office ?
The successful
submission of the online application requires the completion of two parts of
the application correctly. After completing the part-I of the application the
system generates a unique number which is known as the Registration ID (RID).
After the completion of all the columns in part-II, a fresh page displays the
message that the application has been submitted successfully. The generation
of the unique registration ID number combined with the display of this
message indicates that the application has been registered.
29. I did not receive the e-mail intimation for
registration of my application?
After the completion
of part-I and part-II of the online application, a fresh page displays the
message that the application has been submitted successfully. If you have
given an email id, then the email is also automatically sent to you stating
that you have successfully submitted Part I / Part II of your application.
30. I filled my form and successfully paid the
application fee through online payment gateway (once or several times).
However this is not showing in the application status.
What should I do?
If you have paid
through Debit / Credit card and Online Application again shows payment
options to pay again then you have to pay a fresh. In case, you have paid
through Internet Banking facility then Login into Part II and click on Status
link at the bottom of the screen. Unless Online Application shows successful
payment, you can not fill the application form.
31. I got Blank / Zero Registration No. after
submission of application on-line?
This may mean that the
application has not been submitted successfully and you are required to apply
afresh.
32. After filling up the complete form, I got
Blank Screen / Internet got disconnected / My PC closed / hanged / shutdown.
Is my application saved / registered?
On completion of
Part-I of application Registration ID (RID) is generated by the system. If
the same has not been generated and you are disconnected midway due to any
reason, you have to enter the details of application afresh.
33. I have submitted two applications for the
examination, Will my both applications be accepted/ rejected or one of them
will be accepted/ rejected?
OR
Can an applicant
do multiple registrations for the same examination? What will be status of my
candidature if I have successfully submitted more than one application?
Your RID for latest
submitted completed application will be considered for processing and all
earlier submitted applications will be canceled by online system.
34. How do I re-confirm that my application is
saved and received in the Commission's Office?
The successful
submission of the online application requires the completion of two parts of
the application correctly. After completing the part-I of the application the
system generates a unique number which is known as the Registration ID. After
the completion of all the columns in part-II, a fresh page displays the
message that the application has been submitted successfully. The generation
of the unique registration ID number combined with the display of this
message indicates that the application has been registered.
35. What details should I retain after
completion of successful submission of my form?
It is strongly advised
that after the completion of the process of submission of the online
application, the applicant must take a print out of the submitted application
form and keep the same for future reference. The candidate is also advised to
keep his fee payment proof which might be required by the commission in case
of any discrepancy.
36. What details should I provide to make
correspondence with the Commission?
In case of
correspondence with the commission an applicant must mention these details
-Name of Examination, Applicant's name, father's name, date of birth and the
Registration Identity Number(RID).
37. How eligibility of age are calculated?
It is calculated based
on cut-off date according to the notification.
38. Can I change my centre after submission of
applicaition?
Change of Centre cases are normally
discouraged by UPSC. However, written
request duly signed addressing to J.S. (Exam), UPSC may be sent for change of centre request
towards its consideration based on its merit.
39. What should I do in case some mistake found
in my application after its submission?
You can submit
multiple applications & required
to pay the fee with new RID in case you are not a fee exempted candidate and
your RID for latest submitted
completed application will be considered for processing and all
earlier submitted applications will be canceled by online system.
40. What should I do in case I am in receipt of
SMS from UPSC saying your candidature is not valid as you have not submitted
your chosen centre.
Please ignore the SMS
as it is an Alert to candidates in case you have already submitted your
completed application. Please take a hard copy & check for all fields
including centre is printed and keep it for future reference & not be
sent to UPSC unless asked for any reason.
41. When I will receive Admit Card (AC) once I
had submitted my completed application.
All admitted
candidates can download e-AC with details of centre address around three weeks ahead of Examination Date once
Admit Card are uploaded on https://www.upsc.gov.in/
42. What is certificate date?
In case you are
claiming any relaxation against a certificate you are having with you, its
date may be mentioned against certificate date.
43. How to get refund of payment as I has made
payment more than once towards its fee.
UPSC has no provision
to refund any fee amount paid by candidates. Concerned banks may be
approached for claiming any extra/ unsuccessful payments made by the
candidates.
44. Do I require to sent a hard copy of
application to UPSC after submitting my online application?
No hard copy to be
sent to UPSC unless it is asked for any reason, However, it is strongly
advised that the applicant keeps a hard copy of his /her application for
his/her own record and future communication with the commission, if any.
45. How I will fill-up transaction details after
making payment by cash to SBI?
Login into Part II, Click
on Pay by Cash -> Through any SBI Branch to find that you have already generated the challan. All
generated Challans are valid till its closing date. Click on continue
on the screen page for filling Transaction-Id & Date and click on Submit.
46. When I will visit bank to pay fee by cash
& my RID is not found in bank.
On downloading challan
form for cash payment visit Bank on next day & ask Bank to use Screen
Reference No in case of difficulty.
47. I had paid online through netbanking but it
is not showing & not allowing me to apply again.
Login into Part II,
Click on Status at the end of
the screen page if you have already paid fee through Net Banking.
48. What should I do in case I found mistake in
my submitted application ?
Most of communications
to candidates are carried out online by UPSC and address is hardly a matter
in this regard. Please ensure your email-id & Mobile No is active.
49. Is it possible to edit my record submitted
in my application ?
There is no editing
facility in the application. In case of any mistake in filling application,
candidate is responsible. However, fresh application may be made for
correction of earlier mistake.
50. I am unable to upload Photo / Sign in my
application. What should I do ?
Please check the
properties of photo and sign images. Resize them as per specifications given
in instructions for filling online application on the website itself within
FAQ.
51. What should i do in case my Photo / Sign
does not match with pixel sizes mentioned in UPSC guidelines?
UPSC is concerned with
identification of a candidate at the Exam Hall based on the images uploaded
by the candidate and not to cancel the candidature based on the size or color
of ink used.
52. How I will take printing of my submitted
application ?
You may click on
View/Print option at https://upsconline.nic.in/upsc/viewapplication.php site. Then enter RID & DOB to print your submitted application.
53. I found mistake in entry of Transaction
detais after submission of my application. What should I do ?
You are required to
submit original challan issued by bank for payment in cash mode / Bank
statements showing debit of Fee Amount for other authorized mode as
documentary proof for payment of Fee in case any rejection letter received by
you from UPSC during verification of payment.
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Important
Applicants
are requested to note that before filling the online application they may have
a careful look on the common reasons where an applicant's online application is
being rejected by the Commission. Applicants are therefore advised to be careful
enough so that chances of their applications being rejected are minimized to
the best possible extent and their effort is not lost due to the reasons which
can be avoided by them if they remain slightly more careful while submitting
their application to the Commission. The Experience of
Commission (UPSC) shows that major rejection happens due to the following
reasons.
(a) Application
being rejected on the grounds of bad quality of submitted photograph. Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
(c) Application
being rejected on the grounds of swapping of photograph with that of
signature. Sample 1
(d) Application
rejected due to submission of photograph only, i.e no signature submitted or
photograph submitted at the place of signature as well. Sample 1
(e) Application
rejected due to submission of signature only, i.e no
photograph submitted or signature submitted at the place of
photograph as well. Sample 1
(f) Only
PART-I of the application is submitted to the Commission and thus
their application is incomplete because of non-submission of PART-II. Sample 1
(g) Applicant
submitted multiple applications, however fee deposited (TID**) against a particular
application (RID*) is mentioned for other application having different RID. Sample 1 2 3
(h) Applicant
submitted PART-I and paid fee as well, but did/could not complete PART-II i.e.
failed to submit photograph and signature. Sample1
(i) Application
being rejected on the grounds of non submission of payment proof to the
Commission within specified time in case of fictitious payment ***cases(which are intimated to
the applicant through e-mail as well as published on the website of the
Commission within 2 weeks after the last date of receipt of online application).
* RID is Registration ID, which is generated by the system when
the applicant completes PART-I registration of his application.
** TID is Transaction ID, which is given by Bank official
when the applicant deposits his/her fee through "cash" mode and it is
automatically generated when "Internet Banking" or "credit/debit card " mode is used for making the fee payment.
***Fictitious payment cases are those cases for which the
Commission does not receive any information from the bank authorities to which
the applicant has claimed to have deposited his/her fees.
Candidate may click here to download
exhaustive samples of rejected applications (.pdf) in .ZIP Format
For the sake of guidance
to the applicants, one sample application form, complete in all respects has
been provided here, please click here to
download
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING
ONLINE APPLICATION FOR CENTRAL ARMED POLICE FORCES (ASSISTANT COMMANDANTS)
EXAMINATION, 2017
2. Click
on "ONLINE
APPLICATION FOR VARIOUS EXAMINATIONS OF UPSC"
3. Before
filling up the form candidates are advised to carefully go through the Detailed Notice No.08/2017-CPF uploaded on the
Commission's Website dated 12.04.2017. The full Notice is available in the "Examination Notice" submenu of the
"Guidelines to the
Candidates"
menu.
4. Place
the mouse over the 'Examination' menu. The link would display CLICK HERE under a set of two
options namely "PART-I Registration" and "PART-II Registration".
5. Clicking
on "PART-I
Registration"
link would take you to the specific examination from the list of all the active
examinations, where you can select to apply for the selected examination by
clicking on the link "Click Here" against it.
6. Clicking on
"PART-II Registration" would take you to
the second part of the online application, which we will discuss and follow
later in these instructions.
7. When
the candidate clicks on Click Here link for the particular examination (as indicated in step 4) he
will be redirected to a new page for displaying Important Instructions to fill
Online Application Form. At the end it asks you, Have You Read &
Understood all "Important Instructions and Detailed Instructions". You are
required to click on YES button
to proceed for Part-I Registration as it is mandatory and clicking on NO button,
displays the mandatory requirement.
8. Clicking
on 'Yes' button opens-up a
fresh blank form for the PART-I Registration. The Part-I Registration process
is FURTHER divided into 4(FOUR) pages in which the candidates
have to fill in the information details asked for it. Fields with red STAR (*) marks are
mandatory and essential to be filled in by the candidate. Below every field
clear instructions for filling up are written which should be carefully read
and strictly followed by the candidates while filling up the form. Page-wise
information asked are as follows:-
PAGE
ONE:
Here
the system inter-alia asks for Candidate's Personal Information including
'Name', 'DOB', 'Father's name', 'Mother's name', 'Address', Government Servant/
Ex-Servicemen, 'Community the candidate belongs to (General, OBC, SC, ST),
whether 'Fee Remission' is claimed, whether he/she belongs to minority etc.
Instructions are given below each field, which may be read carefully and
followed strictly.
[Candidates may note that
Female, SC and ST, candidates are not required to pay fee. When the candidates
choose ST or SC in "Community" field OR Female in "Gender"
field OR "YES" response is indicated in the "fee remission
claimed" field by default which they are not required to change. These
candidates will not be taken through the "fee payment details page"
where the candidates are supposed to fill in the Payment Details while filling
up Part-II of the Online Application.]
Click on "Continue" button at bottom of the page to go to
the second page.
PAGE
TWO:
Here the system asks for "Claiming age Relaxation". The
candidate is to select particulars for claiming age relaxation and if /she
wants to claim age relaxation, after clicking "yes" in the field,
certain code will be available to the candidate which he/she has to select
after clicking on "CLICK" for category code. (Candidates are advised
to refer to the Detailed NoticeNo.08/2017-CPF uploaded on the Commission's Website dated 12.04.2017).
Click on "Continue" button at bottom of the page to go to
the third page.
PAGE
THREE:
Here the system displays
all the information provided by the candidate in the application form for
verification. 'Update' button is also provided therein at the
bottom of the Online Application details to move back and make any
correction in the information filled in. The candidates are advised to check
the filled in details and satisfy themselves that all information is correctly
filled up. No edit / change in information filled in by the candidates would be
allowed at any subsequent stage of the examination process after its final
submission. Finally, candidate has to click on I Agree button after
filling Random Image displayed on the screen for submitting Part-I
Registration.
PAGE FOUR:
Here
the system Displays the system generated unique 'Registration ID' along
with the essential identification information about the candidate viz. 'Name',
'Father's Name', 'Mother's name', 'DOB' etc. opted by the candidate. The
candidate is also intimated that he has completed PART-I of the Registration of
Online Application procedure. The candidates may however note that
Application would be treated as incomplete and rejected unless accompanied with
Part-II Registration.
Here
PART-I of the Online Application procedure is completed. A candidate
has to complete the PART-II Registration for the successful Online Application
submission.
[CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO
TAKE A PRINT OF THIS PAGE BY CLICKING ON THE "Print SLIP" OPTION
AVAILABLE BELOW NOTE-2 THEREIN. THEY WILL BE REQUIRED TO INPUT THEIR
REGISTRATION ID and DOB at subsequent stages for filling of Part-II
Registration.
Application
Form for PART-II Registration
PART-II REGISTRATION COMPRISES THREE STEPS:-
1. FEE
PAYMENT
2. EXAMINATION
CENTRE HAS TO BE CHOSEN FROM THE AVAILABLE DROP DOWN MENU, (Candidates are
advised to refer to the Detailed Notice No.08/2017-CPF uploaded on the Commission's Website dated 12.04.2017).
3. UPLOADING
OF PHOTOGRAPH AND SIGNATURE SPECIMEN
1. FOR FEE PAYMENT CANDIDATES HAVE THREE OPTIONS:-
1. CANDIDATES
OPTING TO DEPOSIT FEE IN CASH ARE ADVISED TO TAKE PRINT OF PAY-IN SLIP BY USING
THE OPTION "Print Bank Pay-in-Slip". Using this pay-in
slip, they can deposit the fee in cash at any branch of STATE BANK
OF INDIA. The Bank will not accept any other pay-in slip or challan
than the one printed through the "Print Bank Pay-in-Slip" OPTION of
this Online Application. After receipt of cash, the Bank would stamp the
pay-in-slip and also provide a "TRANSACTION ID". The candidate would have to log in again and
proceed with PART-II Registration process.
Applicants who opt for
Pay by Cash mode, should print the system generated Pay-in-Slip during Part II
registration and deposit the fee at the counter of SBI Branch on the next
working day only.
"Pay by Cash"
mode option will be deactivated one day before the closing date i.e. at 23.59
hours of 04.05.2017 i.e. one day before the closing date; however, applicants who
have generated their Pay-in-slip before it is deactivated may pay their fee in
cash at the counter of SBI Branch during its banking hours on the
closing date. Such applicants who are unable to pay by cash on the
closing date i.e. during banking hours at SBI Branch, for reason whatsoever,
even if holding a valid Pay-in-slip, will have no other offline option for
payment of fee but to opt for online Debit/Credit Card or Internet Banking
Payment Option on the closing date i.e. till 18.00 hours on 05.05.2017.
2 THEY
CAN PAY ONLINE USING ANY VISA/MASTER DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD ISSUED
BY ANY BANK/INSTITUTION.
3 THEY
CAN PAY ONLINE USING THE INTERNET BANKING FACILITY OF THE STATE BANK OF INDIA/STATE
BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR/STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD/STATE BANK OF MYSORE/STATE
BANK OF PATIALA/ STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE IF THEY ARE CUSTOMERS
OF THESE BANKS AND HAVING THEIR INTERNET BANKING FACILITY.
N.B. THE
ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS DOES NOT TAKE THE FEE EXEMPT CATEGORY CANDIDATES
(i.e. SC, ST and Female CANDIDATES) THROUGH THE FEE PAYMENT AND FEE DETAILS
SUBMISSION STEPS AND AFTER FILLING UP PART I REGISTRATION THEY CAN STRAIGHTAWAY
PROCEED TO PART-II REGISTRATION BY USING THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF LAST PAGE OF
THE PART-I REGISTRATION.
BEFORE PROCEEDING TO FILL IN PART - II REGISTRATION CANDIDATES MUST ENSURE:
1. That
if paying through cash at SBI, they have paid the requisite fee at any branches
of the SBI and obtained TRANSACTION ID. In the other two online modes of
payments, Transaction ID is generated and filled in automatically.
2. That
they have scanned images of their photograph and signature # in .jpg format,
each of which should not exceed 40 KB in size and must not be less than 3
KB in size for the photograph and 1 KB in size for the signature.
3. Each
of the scanned images of the photograph/signature should not exceed 40 KB in
size (for photograph, the pixel size is 140 pixels height x 110 pixels width
and for signature it should be 110 pixels height x 140 pixels width) and also
to be ensured that the uploaded photograph/signature are proper.
# The candidate should scan his signature, which has been put on
white paper with preferably Black Ink pen.
[Candidates using MS
Window/MS Office can easily obtain photo and signature in .jpg format not
exceeding 40KB by using MS Paint or MS Office Picture Manager. Scanned
photograph and signature (scan at 200 dpi) can be saved in .jpg format by using
'Save As' option in the File menu and size can be reduced to desired size by
using crop and then resize option (please see point 3 above for the pixel
sizes) in the 'Image' menu. Similar options are available in other photo editor
also.]
[If
you have logged out after completing Part-I Registration, go through
the following steps for Part-II Registration:
Log
on to https://www.upsconline.nic.in/.
- Place
the mouse over the 'Examination' menu. The link would display a set of two options namely "PART-I Registration" and "PART-II Registration".
- Click
on Part-II Registration.]
1. In
the dialog box which opens up, fill in your REGISTRATION Id and Date of Birth
(DOB)
2. Press SUBMIT button.
3. A
fresh page opens up indicating your Registration Id and showing three options
of payments, viz, "Pay by Cash"; "Pay by
Card" and "Pay by Net Banking" each
option accompanied
with a radio button.
4. Click
on the radio button corresponding to the choice of your payment and then click
on CONTINUE.
5. If
paying by cash, fresh window opens wherein TRANSACTION Id given by the State
Bank of India and Date of Transaction is to be filled in. The
TRANSACTION Id given by the BANK is to be a SEVEN OR EIGHT DIGIT NUMERIC
CHARACTER,
which is to be filled in the Transaction-Id field.
Considering the All India spread of the SBI there is a possibility of writing
of Transaction ID on the Pay-in-slip by the bank staff variously as TId - 0012121212 OR J - 0012121212 OR 0012121212 etc. if in eight digits OR
AS TId - 001212121 OR J - 001212121 OR 001212121 etc if in seven digits. CANDIDATES
ARE REQUESTED TO FILL IN ONLY THE LAST 7 OR 8 DIGITS AS THE CASE
MAY BE, DROPPING OUT ANY ALPHABET, SPECIAL CHARACTER OR PREFIXED
ZEROES. In above two cases fill in Transaction Id as 12121212OR 1212121.
After
filling in Transaction Id and Date of Transaction Click on CONTINUE. A fresh
page opens indicating payment details filled in. After verification
Click SUBMIT. Fresh page opens intimating submission of payment details
and prompting to PROCEED to complete centre and uploading of Photo and
Signature.
6. Candidates
opting to pay through Visa/Master Credit/Debit card or STATE BANK OF INDIA/STATE
BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR/STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD/STATE BANK OF MYSORE/STATE
BANK OF PATIALA/STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE Internet Banking facility would be directed to their respective
sites and after completing payment process would be directed back intimating
payment details and prompted to PROCEED to complete uploading of Photo and
Signature.
Note: If the candidate has
opted for the fee remission in the PART-I Registration these payment option and
pages will not be shown to him and he will be directed to the Centre and
photograph & signature specimen uploading page.
2. CHOOSING EXAMINATION
CENTRE:
EXAMINATION
CENTRE HAS TO BE CHOSEN FROM THE AVAILABLE DROP DOWN MENU
3. UPLOADING OF
PHOTOGRAPH AND SIGNATURE SPECIMEN
Here
the candidate is required to choose centre and upload the images of recent Photograph and Signature
Specimen. Images to be uploaded should be only in .jpg format
of size not exceeding 40 KB each and must not be less than 3 KB in size for the
photograph and 1 KB for the signature.
After
uploading a fresh page shows the preview of the uploaded images by the
candidate. Here the candidate is advised to see his/her uploaded photograph
that the photograph is clearly visible/identifiable in the upper row and the
specimen signature in the lower row. In no case these rows should be swapped and uploaded photograph
and specimen signature must be clearly identifiable / visible, otherwise the
candidature of the candidate is liable to be cancelled by the commission and no
representation from the candidate will be entertained by the commission
regarding any change for the wrong data uploaded /filled up by the candidate. If the candidate is
satisfied with the uploaded images he may CONFIRM the uploading of photograph
and signature by clicking on Confirm Upload button. If by any reason uploaded
images are not up to the mark then the candidate can RELOAD these images by
clicking on the Reload Photograph and/or Reload Signature button. They can view reloaded
Photograph/signature by clicking on "Image refresh" button. The
software will not save photograph and signature of the candidate unless he
confirms the upload by clicking on Confirm Upload button.
Candidates
should satisfy themselves about the quality of photograph & signature files
upload. Applications having poor quality photo or signature files are
liable to be rejected.
Declaration
box:
At
the bottom of the page there is a 'Declaration' for the candidates.
Candidates are advised to go through the contents of the Declaration carefully.
Candidate has the option to either agree or disagree with the contents of
Declaration by clicking on 'I have read Declaration & Agree' or 'I
Do Not Agree' buttons. In case the candidate opts to
disagree, the application will be dropped and the procedure will be
terminated. Accepting to agree only will submit the candidate's Online
Application.
In a fresh page the candidate is intimated that his application has been
submitted successfully. This page has also a link to view the complete
application. Candidates are advised to printout his complete application right
after they complete the application process.
To view the application submitted by the candidate a link View/Print
Application is also given on the home page.
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