ITBP launched a website for aspirants seeking recruitment in the force guarding our boarders at India & Tibet's boarder. The website is the first-ever initiative of it's kind by any paramilitary force in the country that shall provide solution to young men and women by helping them in gaining entry in central forces working under the command of the Union Home Ministry.
The website--http://www.Recruitment.Itbpolice.Nic.In-- was launched by force chief, Krishna Chaudhary at its headquarters and provides information about the career opportunities in the force, along with vacancies, pay scales, results and other relevant subjects.
"Online applications for various posts can also be submitted through this portal in an easy manner. The attempt has been to keep the website user-friendly," ITBP spokesperson Vivek Pandey said.
A senior official said recruitments done by the UPSC and postings done through deputation or direct appointment by the Ministry of Home Affairs will continue to be conducted by the respective agencies.
The website, hosted by the National Informatics Centre, will act as a solution provider to all the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about getting a job in the force, raised in 1962 in the aftermath of the Chinese aggression.
The website--http://www.Recruitment.Itbpolice.Nic.In-- was launched by force chief, Krishna Chaudhary at its headquarters and provides information about the career opportunities in the force, along with vacancies, pay scales, results and other relevant subjects.
"Online applications for various posts can also be submitted through this portal in an easy manner. The attempt has been to keep the website user-friendly," ITBP spokesperson Vivek Pandey said.
A senior official said recruitments done by the UPSC and postings done through deputation or direct appointment by the Ministry of Home Affairs will continue to be conducted by the respective agencies.
The website, hosted by the National Informatics Centre, will act as a solution provider to all the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about getting a job in the force, raised in 1962 in the aftermath of the Chinese aggression.