Udaipur, March 9, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): The enrolment process for Home Guard volunteers in Udaipur will be conducted from March 29 to March 31, 2026 at Gandhi Ground near Chetak Circle.
Commandant of the Home Guard Training Centre, Udaipur, Pranay Jasoria, said that the enrolment process for candidates of the 2022 batch will be carried out in the presence of members of the selection committee constituted by the Directorate of Home Guards, Rajasthan, Jaipur.
The selection committee will include the Commandant of the centre/unit, a representative of the Director General of Home Guards, and a representative of the District Superintendent of Police.
During the three-day process, 7,711 candidates will participate for 350 vacant posts at the centre. Candidates will receive information regarding the enrolment process through SMS and email on their registered mobile numbers. They will also be able to download their admit cards through the provided link or the departmental website.
According to officials, the enrolment process for Home Guard volunteers is expected to continue for about three weeks, with candidates from different districts being called on separate dates and time slots.
Candidates must appear at the designated venue on the given date and time with all required documents, including domicile certificate, age proof, educational qualification documents, special qualification certificates, caste certificate, medical certificate, marriage certificate, and police verification certificate.
Officials clarified that once candidates enter the enrolment ground, they will not be allowed to leave the venue to bring documents later.
For further information, candidates can contact the office at 0294-2940209.
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