Gujarat Police Recruitment Training Program Sparks New Hope
Gujarat Police Recruitment Training Program blends exams, strength and mentoring
Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) has announced a new training opportunity for young people preparing for the Gujarat Police Recruitment 2025–26. The university, which works under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, has built a strong name in the field of national security, policing and public safety education. Over the years, RRU has trained police officers, civil servants and security professionals from across India, with a clear focus on discipline, fitness and ethical service.
RRU Launches Comprehensive 75-Day Training Program for Gujarat Police Recruitment Aspirants. Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU), India’s premier national security and policing university operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, today announced the launch of a comprehensive 75-day preparatory program designed specifically for aspirants of the Gujarat Police Recruitment 2025–26.
The intensive training initiative, spearheaded by RRU’s School of Internal Security and SMART Policing (SISSP), is meticulously structured to align with the official notification from the Gujarat Police Recruitment Board (GPRB), specifically GPRB/202526/1. The program aims to provide holistic preparation for candidates, encompassing all critical stages of the recruitment process. This includes rigorous training for the written examinations, the Physical Efficiency Test (PET), the Physical Standard Test (PST), and other practical components essential for various police services posts, such as Constable and Police Sub-Inspector (PSI).
The program, meticulously crafted by RRU, will feature expert-led training delivered by experienced faculty, including retired senior officers of the Gujarat Police, ensuring practical insights and real-world understanding. Participants will receive comprehensive study material covering the syllabus for all notified posts, alongside structured physical fitness and endurance training. To enhance exam readiness, the program incorporates mock tests and a dedicated test series. Furthermore, modules on current affairs and general studies will be included, complemented by personal mentoring and guidance. Aspirants will also benefit from access to RRU’s world-class university campus, sports complex, and in-house medical facilities. Upon successful completion of the program, all participants will be awarded a certificate from Rashtriya Raksha University.
The program, meticulously crafted by experts at RRU, will cover all essential aspects of the Gujarat Police recruitment examination, including written tests and physical standards. Upon successful completion of the program, all participants will be awarded a certificate from Rashtriya Raksha University, signifying their dedication and preparedness.
The program, meticulously structured to cover all essential aspects of the recruitment process, aims to provide aspirants with the necessary knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed. To support participants, RRU is offering several additional facilities, including subsidised lunch on working days and affordable university bus transport along the Dehgam–RRU–Dehgam route. While accommodation will need to be arranged independently by candidates, the nearest town for such arrangements is Dehgam. The total course fee for this comprehensive program is ₹100,000.
Gujarat Police recruitment is known to be highly competitive, with thousands of candidates applying for a limited number of posts every year. Many aspirants struggle not because of a lack of effort, but due to poor guidance, weak physical training, or limited access to proper study material. Programmes like this one by RRU aim to bridge that gap by offering structured and focused preparation under one roof.
The School of Internal Security and SMART Policing plays a key role in shaping modern policing education in India. SMART policing focuses on being strict and sensitive, modern and mobile, alert and accountable, reliable and responsive, and tech-friendly and trained. These ideas are now part of police reforms across the country, and RRU has been at the centre of promoting them through training and research.
Written examinations for Gujarat Police posts usually test basic subjects such as reasoning, general knowledge, current affairs, and language skills. Many candidates find it hard to manage time or understand exam patterns. Regular mock tests and test series, as planned in this programme, are known to improve speed, accuracy and confidence. Repeated practice also helps candidates understand their weak areas early.
Physical tests are often the biggest hurdle for aspirants. PET and PST require stamina, strength and discipline. National-level training institutes usually stress gradual and scientific fitness training to avoid injuries. With access to a proper sports complex and medical support, candidates are more likely to train safely and meet required standards.
Learning from retired senior police officers is another strong feature of this programme. Such officers bring real field experience, practical examples and clear advice on handling pressure, discipline and ethics. This kind of mentoring often helps candidates understand police work beyond exams and uniforms.
The location of RRU in Gandhinagar also matters. Being close to Ahmedabad and Dehgam makes it reachable for candidates from different parts of Gujarat. Facilities like subsidised meals and transport reduce daily stress and allow aspirants to focus on preparation.
Certificates from recognised national institutions often add value to a candidate’s profile. While selection depends on exams and tests, such certification reflects seriousness, training and exposure to a professional environment.
Overall, the 75-day programme reflects a growing trend where police training starts even before recruitment. With rising expectations from law enforcement, early and proper preparation is becoming essential. For many aspirants, this initiative could be a disciplined and guided path towards wearing the Gujarat Police uniform.
