Maharashtra Police Job in 2011 with Maharashtra Police Exam Result 2011 Pre and Last 2011

Want to do something worthwhile? Like to give something back to your community? Then a career in the police force could be for you.

Your job, put simply, will be to reduce crime and the fear of crime. Achieving this will mean:

meeting daily challenges
accepting responsibility
working as a team
gaining the respect of your community
and much more besides!

There are many different ways you can contribute in the police force. You'll find out much more detail on this website, but read on for a quick overview of the roles.

Police officers

As a police officer, you will be on the frontline of crime initiatives. But your exact role will depend on your force and whether you choose to specialise after your training.
Everyone who wants to become a police officer has to complete a two-year probationary period working on the beat as a patrol constable. Many officers prefer to spend the majority of their careers on patrol - but others opt to transfer to more specialist areas of work.
Whatever you choose, you will be guaranteed a varied, exciting and challenging role. Find out more in our police officers section.

Police community support officers

As a police community support officer (PCSO) you will be the eyes and ears of your force on the street.
You will have to deal with an incredible range of issues, including:

supporting victims of crime
helping with house to house enquiries
dealing with truants, graffiti, abandoned vehicles and litter
protecting the public from security threats

You will be in uniform, but you won't generally have police powers. The extent of your power can vary from force to force though, so it's worth checking with the force you'd like to join.
This isn't a job for the faint-hearted, but if you want variety in a challenging and worthwhile career, then this could be for you. Find out more in our police community support officers section.

Special constables

Specials, as they are commonly known, are an unpaid trained force of volunteers who support the police's work, especially in terms of public disorder.

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As a special, you will have full police powers and will be asked to give four hours a week to your chosen force.

You will provide a vital link between the regular (full-time) police and your local community and could come from any walk of life. You may be at home bringing up a family, or in full or part-time employment. You just need to want to help your community and have a desire to make things better.
If this sounds like something you could do, find out more in our specials section.