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RPF constable admit card 2019 for PET, PMT released on constable1.rpfonlinereg.org, si.rpfonlinereg.org

RPF Constable Admit Card 2019 for the posts of sub-inspector and constable are accessible on si.rpfonlinereg.org and constable1.rpfonlinereg.org respectively

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FP Staff|Mar 17, 2019, 13:03:29 IST

RPF Constable Admit Card 2019 | The Railway Protection Force (RPF) released admit cards for the posts of sub-inspector (SI) and constable. Candidates can find their RPF admit cards on si.rpfonlinereg.org and constable1.rpfonlinereg.org.[caption id="attachment_5646901" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. Getty images Representational image. Getty images[/caption]RPF released the constable physical measurement test (PMT) and physical endurance test (PET) second round admit Card for Group E. PET and PMT will be held in the first week of April.Candidates can follow these steps to download their admit card:Step 1: Log in to si.rpfonlinereg.org or constable1.rpfonlinereg.orgStep 2: Click on 'Call letter for second round of PET, PMT, DV'Step 3: Click on Group EStep 4: Log in using your registration number and date of birthStep 5: The admit card will be displayedStep 6: Download and save the admit card for future referenceThe final merit list to fill 9,739 RPF posts will be released after PET and PMT and document verification. Candidates will not be allowed to appear for these tests without their admit card.Those who clear the recruitment examination will be employed in the Railway Protection Force and Railway Protection Special Force.

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First Published:Mar 17, 2019, 13:03:29 IST
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