Police Ranks and Badges.

Chief of police

The Chief Constables is the most senior rank in all forces outside London. They are responsible for leading the force and setting out its vision for the future. Here’s how the College of Policing describes the Chief Constable’s role.

Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police

‘Police constable’ generally refers to the lowest rank of police officer, as distinct from a sergeant, inspector, superintendent, etc. For example, in legislation, where occasionally references are made to a ‘police constable of any rank’ – here the meaning would be similar to that of a ‘police officer’ stated above.

If you’re looking to start a new career in your 40s or 50s, law enforcement is an option. While minimum age requirements are standard for aspiring police officers, police departments with no maximum age are common.

Aspirants who have passed the XII exam can apply for the police constable test. They must have completed the course from a certified Board. Those who are having an equivalency are also qualified for the test. Applicants should be aged 18 years and above, but should not exceed 22 years.

It is not possible to become an IPS Officer right after completing 12th standard! In order to become an IPS Officer, you must apply for CSE exam conducted by the UPSC. You must also crack the exam (preliminary, mains and interview) in order to get selected for the training.

CRPF Head Constable Eligibility Criteria – Educational Qualification

1. Educational qualifications required by candidates to apply for the post should be of 12th pass.
2. A candidate who has completed his 10+2 should have passed from a recognized board/university by the state government.

—–To become DSP you must complete your graduation and after crack the CSE exam. You can apply for civil service exams which is conducted by UPSC. Pass graduation with any stream from recognized university.

While an SI will become Circle Inspector and gradually the DSP at the end of the career. Whereas, an officer joined as a DSP will be eligible for IPS.

1) Prevention of Crime. 2) Investigation of Crime. 3) Maintenance of law & Order. 4) Enforcement of Special and Local Laws.

SDM stands for sub – divisional magistrate. Yes sub divisional magistrate is a class first officer.

What is the SDM Salary? A. The SDM salary would start from 56,100 and will vary with the yearly increment as per 7th CPC Matrix.

Answer Expert Verified. Tehsildars are appointed after they qualify the civil services examination and are initially appointed as Nayab Tehsildars. They are also known as Executive Magistrates of the Tehsil Concerned. All sub divisions (tehsils) are under the charge of SDM.

A tehsildar or BDO can be an IAS officer but he/she must crack departmental UPSC CSC examination. He must have good track record and minimum 8 years experience. BDO can be promoted upto Joint Secretary level through State Civil Services or even higher if he got the IAS rank.

At the district level, the District Magistrate also give directions to the Superintendent of Police and supervise police administration. The powers such as issuing orders for preventive arrests or imposition of Section 144 CrPC are vested in the DM.

The DC/DM institution remained the same in both the countries till the 2001 Devolution of Powers Scheme. A DIG is at par with the commissioner, a rank superior to DM. All IAS officers are taken into consideration as to be more powerful than IPS officers for certain reasons; hence they belong to the same institution.

Deepak Rawat is a firebrand IAS officer from Uttarakhand India. He is one of the most famous IAS officers on social media. As per Deepak Rawat wiki, IAS Deepak Rawat belongs to Mussoorie, Uttarakhand. He was born on 24 September 1977.

Some IAS officers never get an opportunity to become a DM at their career. A DM is only a coordinating officer for all the state government departments. He has no direct control over the various district functionaries such as the IPS, IFS and IRS officers.