The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has opened registration for 5,500 police constable posts . The application window begins on January 11, 2025 , and closes on January 25, 2026 . This recruitment drive is exclusively for candidates who have qualified the Common Eligibility Test (CET) for Group C posts. This initial qualification streamlines the application process for eligible individuals. Importantly, the HSSC has confirmed that no application fee will be charged for any of the constable positions, making the application accessible to a wider range of candidates.
Key Application Dates
Prospective applicants should note the extended registration period for the Haryana Police Constable recruitment. This allows ample time for preparation and submission, but early application is advisable to avoid last-minute issues.
- Online Application Commencement: January 11, 2025
- Online Application Deadline: January 25, 2026
The HSSC will announce specific dates for downloading admit cards and the written examination separately. Candidates must regularly check the official HSSC website for these critical updates, as no individual notifications will be sent.
Vacancy Breakdown
A total of 5,500 positions are available across various constable roles within the Haryana Police and its specialized units. This significant recruitment aims to bolster police force numbers across the state.
| Post Category | Number of Vacancies |
|---|---|
| General Duty Male Constable | 4,500 |
| General Duty Female Constable | 600 |
| Government Railway Police (GRP) Male Constable | 400 |
| Total Posts | 5,500 |
These posts include general duty roles for both male and female constables, addressing policing needs across districts. Additionally, male constables are sought for the Government Railway Police, focusing on security and law enforcement within the railway network.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must meet specific educational qualifications and age limits to be considered for these constable roles. The cutoff date for age calculation is January 1, 2026 . Only individuals who have successfully cleared the CET for Group C posts are eligible to proceed with this application.
Educational Qualifications
- Candidates must possess a Class 12 (Intermediate) certificate from any board or institution recognized by the government.
- A mandatory requirement is having studied Hindi or Sanskrit up to the matriculation (Class 10) level, or in higher education. This ensures familiarity with local languages, crucial for effective police work in Haryana.
- No additional marks or weightage will be given for qualifications higher than Class 12, emphasizing the foundational educational requirement.
Age Criteria
All candidates must fall within the age bracket of 18 to 25 years as of January 1, 2026 . Adherence to this specific date is critical for eligibility.
Category-Specific Certificate Dates
Applicants claiming reservations or special categories must ensure their supporting documents are issued within the specified timeframes. Invalid or outdated certificates will lead to disqualification.
- BCA, BCB, or Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Categories: Relevant certificates must be issued between April 1, 2025 , and the application closing date, which is January 25, 2026.
- Differently Abled Candidates (DSC) and Outstanding Sportsperson (OSC) Categories: Certificates for these categories must be issued after November 13, 2024 .
- Family Members of Ex-Servicemen (ESM): Eligibility certificates must be issued or renewed between January 12, 2025 , and the final application submission date of January 25, 2026.
Online Application Process
Eligible candidates should submit their applications via the official HSSC online portal. The direct application link provided by the commission is adv012026.hryssc.com . Applicants are strongly advised to meticulously review all entered information before final submission, as the HSSC will not permit corrections or modifications once the application window closes.
Following successful online application, candidates will undergo a multi-stage selection process. This typically includes a Physical Measurement Test (PMT), a Physical Screening Test (PST), and a written examination. Further details on these stages and subsequent admit card releases will be updated on the HSSC website. Candidates should remain vigilant for these official announcements.