CISF Constable Tradesman Exam Set for 1 December 2026

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The Central Industrial Security Force has scheduled the computer-based written examination for Constable (Tradesman) posts on 1 December 2026. The exam notice was released on 26 October 2026. Candidates who cleared the Physical Efficiency Test, Physical Standard Test, Trade Test and Document Verification are eligible to sit for the test, which covers 1,161 vacancies across roles including Cook, Cobbler, Barber, Washerman, Carpenter, Mason, Plumber, Painter and Sweeper.

CISF Constable Tradesman Exam Set for 1 December 2026

The computer-based test will have 100 objective-type questions for 100 marks, to be completed in two hours. Subjects include General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Knowledge & Awareness, Elementary Mathematics, and Basic Hindi or English Comprehension. Qualifying marks are 35% for open-merit, EWS and ex-servicemen candidates, and 33% for SC, ST and OBC applicants. Admit cards will be uploaded on the official recruitment portal 7 to 10 days before the exam date.

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Candidates who cleared the physical and trade tests now face a written hurdle on 1 December 2026. The 100-question computer-based exam carries 100 marks and a 35% qualifying threshold for open-merit candidates, with a lower 33% for reserved categories. Those who fail to meet the cut-off are out of the selection process entirely, regardless of physical performance. The next concrete step is the release of admit cards, expected 7 to 10 days before the exam on the official recruitment portal.


Source: pw.live

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