The Bangladesh Police has recently announced a new recruitment circular for the position of Cadet Sub-Inspector (Unarmed), creating fresh opportunities for job seekers. The selection process involves multiple stages that require candidates to take a rigorous preparation to succeed.
Selection process breakdown
1. Preliminary screening
Candidates will first be shortlisted based on their academic results (SSC, HSC, Degree/Graduate) and height through a web-based screening. Those who pass this stage will proceed to physical measurements, document verification, and fitness assessments.
2. Physical fitness and endurance tests
Shortlisted candidates will need to attend a physical assessment at the designated location and date. This involves seven events over three days, including running, long jump, high jump, push-ups, sit-ups, dragging, and rope climbing.
3. Written and psychology test:
Successful candidates will face a 250-mark written exam covering English, Bengali Essay and Composition (100 marks), General Knowledge and Mathematics (100 marks), and Psychology (50 marks).
4. Computer proficiency test
Those who clear the written exams will proceed to a computer skills test focusing on Microsoft Office, web browsing, and troubleshooting.
5. Intelligence and oral examination
This stage includes a 50-mark intelligence and oral exam. Candidates will be ranked based on their combined scores from all assessments.
6. Medical examination
Shortlisted candidates will undergo a medical examination at the Central Police Hospital, Dhaka. Candidates deemed unfit will not be eligible for re-evaluation.
7. Police verification:
Candidates will need to submit a police verification form during the medical test. Only those with satisfactory reports will be considered for training.
8. Final nomination for basic training:
Candidates who pass all the stages will be nominated for a one-year basic training programme at the Bangladesh Police Academy in Sardah, Rajshahi. Any attempt to conceal information or provide false details will result in disqualification.
Preparation tips
Physical tests:
– Build endurance for the 1,600-metre run with light-weight training and breath control exercises.
– Practise squats to boost high jump skills.
– Start with 10-15 push-ups daily and gradually increase the count.
– For sit-ups, aim for 20-25 repetitions to strengthen core muscles.
– Enhance pulling strength by practising weightlifting techniques.
– Regular running in nearby fields and following video tutorials on events like long jump, high jump, and rope climbing can be highly effective.
Written exams:
– Prioritise freehand writing, accurate spelling, and contextually relevant content.
– Practise translating Bengali to English daily and write essays to sharpen composition skills.
– Brush up on fundamental mathematics using secondary-level textbooks.
– Stay informed on current affairs by reading newspapers regularly to prepare for general knowledge sections.