Nagaland Police Recruitment 2026: 32,000+ Candidates Compete for 1,176 Constable Posts
The Nagaland Police has officially kicked off its massive recruitment drive for the post of Constable (General Duty). According to official reports, over 32,000 applicants are vying for the 1,176 vacant positions, highlighting the high demand for government jobs (Sarkari Naukri) in the state.
Contents
- 1 Nagaland Police Constable Recruitment: Key Highlights
- 2 Recruitment Rally Details & Selection Process
- 3 Transparency and Fair Selection
- 4 How to Check Your Schedule?
- 5 Nagaland Police Constable Selection Stages
- 6 Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Requirements
- 7 Essential Document Checklist
- 8 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Nagaland Police Constable Recruitment: Key Highlights
| Organization | Nagaland Police Department |
| Post Name | Constable (General Duty – GD) |
| Total Vacancies | 1,176 |
| Total Applicants | 32,000+ |
| Selection Process | Physical Test, Medical Exam, Written Test |
| Eligibility | Indigenous Naga Tribe Inhabitants |
| Application Mode | Online (First time in Nagaland Police history) |
Recruitment Rally Details & Selection Process
The recruitment rally commenced on Wednesday across multiple districts. This year marks a significant shift as the department transitioned to a fully online application process to streamline recruitment.
The selection process is being conducted in the following phases:
- Document Verification: Ensuring all candidates meet the eligibility criteria.
- Physical Standard Test (PST): Height and chest measurements as per prescribed norms.
- Medical Examination: Initial health screening.
- Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Candidates who pass the PST/Medical will move to endurance tests, including running events.
- Written Examination: The final stage for candidates who clear the physical rounds.
Transparency and Fair Selection
Authorities have emphasized a merit-based selection process. To maintain transparency and prevent malpractice:
- Multiple monitoring teams have been deployed at all recruitment centers.
- Strict screening protocols are in place to ensure only eligible candidates proceed.
- The rally is being conducted simultaneously across various districts to ensure efficiency.
Note to Candidates: Always carry your original documents and the admit card downloaded from the official Nagaland Police portal to the recruitment venue.
How to Check Your Schedule?
The recruitment process is expected to last several days. Candidates are advised to follow their specific district-wise schedules provided during the online application phase.
Nagaland Police Constable Selection Stages
Each stage of the recruitment functions as a disqualification round. If you fail to meet the criteria in any one stage, you will not be allowed to proceed to the next.
- Document Scrutiny: Verification of your educational and tribal certificates.
- Physical Standard Test (PST): Measurement of height, weight, and chest.
- Medical Screening: Checking for physical deformities, eyesight, and drug/alcohol tests.
- Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Performance-based tasks like running and jumping.
- Written Examination: A 40-mark MCQ-based test (80 questions) for those who clear the physical rounds.
- Interview: Final assessment to determine the merit list.
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Requirements
Candidates must meet these minimum standards to qualify for the written exam:
| Event | Male Standard | Female Standard |
| Running Race | 3.0 KM | 2.0 KM |
| Pull-Ups | Min. 8 Times | Min. 3 Times |
| High Jump | 4 Feet | 3 Feet |
| Long Jump | 13 Feet | 10 Feet |
Essential Document Checklist
Ensure you carry self-attested photocopies as well as original documents to the rally venue. Missing any of these could lead to immediate rejection.
- Admit Card: Printed copy downloaded from the official recruitment portal.
- Educational Certificates: * Class 8 Pass Certificate (for general Naga tribes).
- Class 6 Pass Certificate (for specific Backward Tribes).
- Proof of Identity: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, or Driving License.
- Age Proof: Birth Certificate or Matriculation Admit Card.
- Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate: Mandatory for all candidates.
- ST/BT Certificate: Tribe or Backward Tribe certificate signed by the ADC or higher authority.
- NOC (No Objection Certificate): If you are currently a government employee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The written examination is scheduled for January 20, 2026, for candidates who successfully clear the physical and medical rounds.
No. Mobile phones, smartwatches, and any other electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the recruitment centers.
No. Candidates must appear for the tests only in the district they applied for during the online registration.
