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SLPRB Assam Police SI Recruitment 2026 — 500 Posts Notified

The State Level Police Recruitment Board notified 500 Sub-Inspector (Unarmed Branch) vacancies for 2026. Online applications open July 5. Written exam pattern, physical standards, and district-wise vacancies explained.

18 June 20263 min readBy Nijukti Editorial

The State Level Police Recruitment Board notified 500 Sub-Inspector (Unarmed Branch) vacancies for 2026. Online applications open July 5. Written exam pattern, physical standards, and district-wise vacancies explained.

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