SLPRB Assam Police Constable result 2025 declared on slprbassam.in for 5,614 vacancies
Vagisha Kaushik | May 1, 2025 | 02:23 PM IST | 1 min read
Assam Police Result 2025: Oral, viva-voce of shortlisted candidates will be held from May 9, trade proficiency test from May 14, practical test from May 16.
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Subscribe NowNEW DELHI: The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB) has declared the Assam Police Constable result 2025 today, May 1. Candidates can check Assam Police result 2025 by logging in on the SLPRB website, slprbassam.in.
The board informed that the oral or viva voce of shortlisted candidates will be held from May 9, 2025 whereas the trade proficiency test will take place from May 14, 2025. SLPRB will hold the practical test of shortlisted candidates and swimming and boating for boatman from May 16, 2025.
“Shortlisted Candidates will be able to download their Admit Cards for Oral/Viva Voce, Trade Proficiency Test, Practical Test and Swimming & Boating by logging in to the SLPRB website (www.slprbassam.in) from 11 AM of 5th May, 2025. Before downloading of their Admit Card, Candidates will have to give the preferences of the posts against which they have applied and eligible form,” the board stated.
Candidates will have to use their application number, name, and date of birth to download the Assam Police admit card 2025 for these exams.
Assam Police Constable 2025 provisional answer key was released on April 14 and was available till April 21 for downloading and challenging.
Assam Police Constable Result 2025: Posts
The SLPRB result 2025 has been declared for the following number of posts:
|
Name of Post |
No of Posts |
Department |
|
Constable (UB) |
1645 |
Assam Police |
|
Constable (AB) |
2300 |
Assam Police |
|
Constable (UB) (Hills Tribe - Backlog) |
114 |
Assam Police |
|
Constable (AB) (Hills Tribe - Backlog) |
1 |
Assam Police |
|
Boatman |
58 |
Assam Police |
|
Driver Constable |
654 |
Assam Police |
|
Constable (UB) |
1 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Communication) |
204 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Dispatch Rider) |
2 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Messenger) |
2 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Carpenter) |
2 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Communication) |
262 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Driver) |
3 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Dispatch Rider) |
9 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Handymen) |
2 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Messenger) |
14 |
APRO |
|
Constable (Carpenter) |
3 |
APRO |
|
Sub-Officer |
1 |
Fire & Emergency Services, Assam |
|
Emergency Rescuer |
39 |
Fire & Emergency Services, Assam |
|
Constable (Grade-III) |
269 |
DGCD & CGHG, Assam |
|
Havildar |
5 |
DGCD & CGHG, Assam |
|
Civil Defence Demonstrator/Wireless Operator |
12 |
DGCD & CGHG, Assam |
|
Dresser |
2 |
DGCD & CGHG, Assam |
|
Nurse |
1 |
Prison Department, Assam |
|
Laboratory Technician |
2 |
Prison Department, Assam |
|
Teacher |
4 |
Prison Department, Assam |
|
Craft Instructor |
2 |
Prison Department, Assam |
|
Tractor Operator |
1 |
Prison Department, Assam |
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