Last Date Reminder for Railway Protection Force 2018 - Direct Link to Apply!

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Last Date Reminder for Railway Protection Force 2018 - Direct Link to Apply!

2018/06/29

Tomorrow, i.e. 30th June 2018 is the last date to apply for RPF Recruitment Drive. Railway Protection Force is Recruiting Constables and Sub-Inspectors to fill 9739 vacancies. Read this Last Date Reminder to know about how to apply for the RPF Recruitment and other Important details.

RPF Recruitment 2018 – Last Date Reminder

How to Apply – Step by Step Process

To apply for Constables

Direct Link to Apply for RPF Constables 2018 Recruitment

To apply for Sub-Inspector

Direct Link to Apply for RPF Sub-Inspectors 2018 Recruitment

Click the Direct Link to link given above.Go to New Registration.Fill your Personal details and click the Save & Next button.On successful submission, you  will be directed to the Payment Portal.Pay the requisite Application Fee.Upload your scanned Photograph & Signature.Fill your Educational details.Check the Preview of the Application before final submission of the Application Form.Click the Submit button.Alternatively, you can also apply from the Official Website of Railway Protection Force.Follow steps 2 to 9.

RPF Recruitment 2018 – Application Fees

SC/ST/PWD/Female/EXSM – Rs 250/-All Others- Rs 250/-

For more information regarding Railway Protection Force Recruitment 2018, check:

Railway Protection Force Recruitment Notification 2018

Know about the other latest recruitment drives, here!

Ongoing & Upcoming Recruitment Notifications

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