Paramilitary Ministerial and Tradesmen Posts: CISF, CRPF and BSF Vacancy

Central armed police forces hire constables in trade roles, head constables in ministerial duties and many support posts. This page explains cisf recruitment, crpf tradesman vacancy, bsf tradesman vacancy, bsf head constable vacancy and cisf constable tradesman vacancy in plain language.

These posts are often open to 10th or 12th pass candidates, with trade skills in some roles. We explain the key points and ask you to read the official notice of each force for age limit, physical standards, vacancy and dates before you apply.

CISF, CRPF and BSF Tradesman Posts

The cisf recruitment notices include constable tradesman posts such as cook, barber, cobbler, tailor and sweeper, as well as driver roles. The cisf constable tradesman vacancy requires Class 10 pass and sometimes trade knowledge.

The crpf tradesman vacancy and the bsf tradesman vacancy include similar roles, with eligibility as per the notice. A trade test is usually part of selection, along with physical tests and a written exam.

Tradesman posts such as cook, cobbler or barber may look simple, but they carry fixed physical standards and a trade test. Applicants are asked to show practical skill, so practise the actual work expected in the trade before the test.

In CISF, tradesman and driver posts also involve duty in industrial sites, airports and metro systems depending on the posting.