Assam Police Recruitment For The Post Of Stenographer / Economic Investigator In Guwahati

Economic Investigator / Extension Officer /Stenographer

Extension Officer (Industries) Its Equivalent posts 87 Rs14000- Rs49000 + Grade Pay Rs8700 

Economic Investigator (EI) 24 Rs.

14000- Rs49000 + Grade Pay Rs8700

Extension Officer (Industries) & its equivalent post & Economic Investigator (EI) is same cadre

Junior Assistant (HQ) 16 Rs14000-Rs.

49000 + Grade Pay Rs6200 

Stenographer-III (HQ) 4 Rs14000-Rs49000 + Grade Pay Rs8700 

Age: Candidate should not be more than 38 years and less than 18 years of age as on 1st January,2020 (Candidate must born on or before 01-01-2002 and on or after 01-01-1982) 

i) Extension Officer (Industries): Three years Diploma in Chemical / Mechanical /Civil/ Textile/Computer/Plastic Processing / Food processing / Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering/ Technology from AICTE recognized institute or MCW/ MSW or a Degree from recognized University with advanced proficiency Certificate on Computer Applications/ Industrial Management from a Government recognized University / Institute .

ii) Economic Investigator (EI): Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from a recognized University with Economics / Statistics as one of the subject

iii) Junior Assistant (HQ Level): Graduate in Arts, Science, Commerce or equivalent from a recognized University / Institution and having basic computer knowledge such as MS word, MS excel, internet browsing etc 

iv) Stenographer-III (HQ level): Graduate in any stream from a recognized College/ Institution with having National Trade Certificate in stenography from ITI in Assam or any other Institute recognized by the Govt of Assam / Govt.

of India with 80 WPM in English Stenography having basic computer knowledge such as MS word, MS excel, internet browsing etc

Any Graduate / Diploma

Assam Police is looking for Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

The last date of receiving application will be 06-09-2020

Before the advent of the British, there did not seem to be any organised police force in Assam, either under the Ahom Kings or earlier.The army as well as the various officers of the kingdom were responsible for the maintenance of peace and safeguarding the lives and properties of the people. Towards the end of the Ahom rule, during the reign of Kamaleswar Singha (1795-1811),an armed force on the British model was raised to serve the dual functions of maintenance of law and order and border defence. It was, however, not a regular and fully organised police force.