A significant step towards joining the state's police force was taken by thousands of aspirants in Coimbatore this past Sunday. The Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) successfully conducted the written examination for the post of Sub-Inspector, witnessing a robust turnout across two major venues in the city.
Strong Turnout for Police Recruitment Drive
The examination saw a total of 2,725 candidates appearing for the crucial test. According to the data released, a substantial number of male candidates, 2,300, took the exam, while 425 women aspirants also participated, showcasing a growing interest in uniformed services among women. Originally, 2,546 men and 614 women were enrolled for the examination, indicating the level of competition for these coveted positions.
Exam Conducted at Two Premier College Campuses
To accommodate the large number of applicants, the board organized the test at two well-known educational institutions in Coimbatore. The primary centres were the PSG College of Arts and Science located on Avinashi Road and the NGP College campus situated on Kalappatti Road. The use of these established college campuses ensured the smooth administration of the exam, providing a conducive environment for the candidates.
Pathway to a Career in Uniformed Services
This written examination is a critical first filter in the multi-stage TNUSRB recruitment process for Sub-Inspectors. Candidates who clear this test will advance to further rounds, which typically include physical measurements, endurance tests, and personal interviews. The recruitment drive is a key annual exercise for the Tamil Nadu police department, aimed at inducting capable personnel into its ranks. The successful conduct of the exam in Coimbatore marks an important milestone for the aspirants and the recruitment board alike, setting the stage for the next phases of selection.
