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Dear Sir, I want to become in Narcotics Officer. I am Graduate in B.com With 55%. Can I apply For this service. If yes then please tell me about it's exams and prepare....?

Narcotics Department in India recruits suitable candidates in three ways :- 1) Direct Recruitment under the Ministry of Home Affairs 2) SSC CGL Exam and 3) UPSC Civil Services Exam.

>> The job profile of a Narcotics Officer is to perform investigations on drug usage or activity in an area or country.

Procedure to become a Narcotics Officer:-

Narcotics control Bureau is an agency which is responsible for drug trafficking and other illegal substances among the country.

Eligibility criteria:-
Candidate should be citizen of India.

Candidate's age should not be less than 20 years.

Candidate should complete his graduation in any discipline from any organised University or institution with at least 60% marks.

Selection Procedure:-
The candidate are short listed on the basis of their educational qualifications.

The selected candidates should undergo a written proficiency test.

This exam is conducted by Narcotics control
Bureau true Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examination.

Procedure to become a Narcotics Officer is given below:-

The minimum required qualification to appear for the examination is that candidate must have passed bachelor's degree with chemistry as paper in bachelor degree course.

The examination is conducted by State PSC.

The examination is conducted in various stages and candidates have to qualify in all stages for final selection.

The selection procedure consist of written test followed by personal interview.

Procedure to become a Narcotics Officer:

The detailed procedure required to become a Narcotics Officer is given below:

@ In order to become a Narcotics officer like Sub Inspector or Inspector, you are required to apply for Combined Graduate Level Examination that is conducted by Staff Selection Commission.

@ Generally candidiates recruited through this SSC CGL Examination for the post of Sub Inspector or Inspector shall be posted in the Central Bureau of Narcotics department.

@ As you are a Graduate from B.Com background, I can say that you will certainly be eligible for appearing in CGL Examination. In order to be eligible for this recruitment, candidiates must have completed Bachelor's degree or Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university or institute. Once after completion of B.Com course, you can start applying for this Examination.

How to become a Narcotics Officer?

1. Narcotics Department in India recruits suitable candidates in three ways - Direct Recruitment under the Ministry of Home Affairs, SSC CGL Exam, and UPSC Civil Services Exam.

2. The job profile of a Narcotics Officer is to perform investigations on drug usage or activity in an area or country.

Narcotics department hires qualified people through 3 methods

Direct recruitment through the Ministry of Home Affairs
SSC CGL exam
UPSC Civil Service exam

How to become Narcotics officer
Obtain a bachelor's degree
Apply to a Narcotics training program
Complete training program
Aply to Narcotics officer positions
Gain experience as a Narcotics officer
Grow network

Narcotics Department in India recruits suitable candidates in three ways - Direct Recruitment under the Ministry of Home Affairs, SSC CGL Exam, and UPSC Civil Services Exam. The job profile of a Narcotics Officer is to perform investigations on drug usage or activity in an area or country.

To become a narcotic officer in India, one needs to clear certain government exams:

• SSC (Staff Selection Commission) Examination. This is a national-level examination that is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit eligible candidates for various non-gazetted posts in various government organizations, including the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB).

• UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) Examination, that is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for the recruitment of candidates for various civil services positions, including those in the Narcotics Control Bureau.

• Some states have their own Public Service Commission, which conducts examinations for the recruitment of candidates for various government posts, including narcotic officer positions.

It is important to note that these exams have a set eligibility criteria, and candidates must fulfill these criteria before appearing for the exam. The eligibility criteria typically include minimum educational qualifications, age limit