Assam Rifles Recruitment For The Post Of Sports Persons In Shillong

Total Vacancy	116
Pay Scale	Rsas per department rule
Selection Process	Written Exam
Age Limit	Min - 18 Years Max - 23 Years

 

Application Opening Date	16/Feb/2019
Application Closing Date	17/Mar/2019

 

Application Fee

General	Rs100
OBC	Rs100
SC	RsNo fee
ST	Rs. No fee
Payment Mode	Pay the exam fee through Debit,Credit card & online banking

Eligibility Criteria

• Candidate must have 10th Pass or equivalent degree from a recognized Institute/University
• Candidates who have participated in any International Competition/National Competitions/ Inter-University Tournaments/National Sports/ Games for Schools National award winner in National Physical Efficiency Drive

Age limit

Candidates age should be in between as below as on 01/01/2019

General: 18-28 Years

OBC: 18-28 Years

SC/ST: 18-33 Years

How To Apply :

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• Note : Candidates are advised to read notification prior to apply for the post

 

 

Candidate must have 10th Pass or equivalent degree from a recognized Institute/University.
Candidates who have participated in any International Competition/National Competitions/ Inter-University Tournaments/National Sports/ Games for Schools National award winner in National Physical Efficiency Drive.

Assam Rifles is looking for 10th , 12th profile candidates.

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STEP 3 : Click on Online Form.
STEP 4 : Fill the Form/Pay the Fee and Submit
Note : Candidates are advised to read notification prior to apply
for the post.

The Assam Rifles came into being in 1835, as a militia called the ‘Cachar Levy’. With approximately 750 men, this Force was formed to primarily protect British Tea estates and their settlements against tribal raids. Subsequently, all these Forces were reorganised and renamed as the ‘Frontier Force’ as their role was increased to conduct of punitive expeditions across the borders of Assam. This Force significantly contributed in opening the region to administration and commerce and over time they came to be known as the “right arm of the civil and left arm of the military”. In 1870, existing elements were merged into three Assam Military Police Battalions, named as Lushai Hills, Lakhimpur and Naga Hills. The ‘Darrang’ Battalion was raised just before the onset of World War–I. Since Reservists were difficult to be called on short notice and Gurkha Battalions’ soldiers were on leave in Nepal, the Assam Military Police were tasked to take their place. Thus, this Force sent over 3000 men as part of the British Army to Europe and the Middle East. In 1917, recognising theirwork during the Great War, fighting shoulder to shoulder with Rifle Regiments of the regular British Army, the name of the Force was changed to ‘Assam Rifles’.