Applicants participating in the ongoing police recruitment exercise have been advised to strictly follow official registration guidelines to avoid technical issues that could affect their applications.
In an advisory issued by the Police Technical Recruitment Team, candidates were cautioned against using the browser’s back button during the registration process, especially those applying from cyber cafés or shared devices. According to the team, misuse of the browser back button has been identified as a common cause of mixed-up records and incomplete submissions.
The advisory stressed that every new application must be started afresh from the official recruitment homepage.
Applicants were urged to always use the designated homepage link to begin their registration and to avoid continuing from previous sessions or navigating through the browser’s back button.
Candidates using shared computers were also advised to check for signs of previous sessions, such as partially filled forms or existing login states belonging to other applicants, before commencing their own registration.
To further prevent data conflicts, the Police Technical Recruitment Team recommended that applicants completely close all browser windows and tabs and then reopen the browser before starting a new application. This step, the team noted, helps clear cached data and session information, ensuring that each applicant’s details remain separate and secure.
The police authorities urged all candidates to comply strictly with the guidelines to ensure a smooth and error-free registration process.
Applicants with further questions were advised to consult the official recruitment portal or contact the designated helpline for assistance.
The Police Technical Recruitment Team wished all applicants success in the ongoing recruitment exercise.
