In most state police recruitments, married candidates are eligible to apply for constable posts. Eligibility conditions are given in the marital status or general conditions section of the official notification. A few recruitments have had special conditions in the past, ...
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PET stands for Physical Efficiency Test — the running, long jump and high jump rounds. It tests physical fitness and is qualifying in nature in most police recruitments. After PET comes the PST, the Physical Standard Test of height and ...
Police recruitments apply stricter eyesight standards than desk jobs — both distant and near vision are tested. Most notifications require 6/6 or 6/9 vision, with or without glasses as per the post’s rules. Colour blindness is generally a disqualification for ...
PST stands for Physical Standard Test. It checks your height, chest (for male candidates) and weight against the standards in the notification. PST is different from PET, the Physical Efficiency Test, which tests running and endurance. Standards differ for male ...
PET is the Physical Efficiency Test (running, long jump etc.) and PST is the Physical Standard Test (height, chest measurements). Most police recruitments — Delhi Police, UP Police, SSC GD — include both after the written exam. The exact standards ...