Head Constable

Qualification: . Nationality: Only Indian citizens are eligible for appointment to SSB Head Constable posts, and no person who is not a citizen of India shall be appointed except with prior written permission of the Central Government; subjects of Nepal or Bhutan may be considered as per rules.. Candidates must have passed 12th class in Science with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognized Board, OR hold a three-year Diploma in Electronics or Communications or Computer Science or Information Technology from a recognized institute.. Post Name: Educational & Professional Qualification, Head Constable (Steward): 12th class pass from a recognised Board; Diploma of minimum two years duration in Catering and Kitchen Management from an institution recognised by the Central or State Government; and minimum one year working experience as Steward in a minimum 100‑bedded hospital or institution recognised by Central/State Government.. Head Constable (Communication): 12th class pass in Science with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognised Board; OR three years Diploma in Electronics or Communications or Computer Science or Information Technology from a recognised Institute.. Head Constable (Electrician): Matriculation or equivalent from a recognised Board with either (i) two years work experience in the respective trade, or (ii) one year certificate course from recognised ITI/Vocational Institute with at least one year experience in the trade, or (iii) two years Diploma from recognised ITI in the respective trade or similar trade; must qualify the trade test.. Head Constable (Veterinary): 12th class pass with Science and Biology as main subject from a recognised Board and two years Diploma Course in Veterinary and Livestock Development or Veterinary Stock Assistant Course or Animal Husbandry Course from an institution recognised by Central or State Government.. Streams: B.E, Diploma, ITI, 12th, Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics.

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