A two-month free coaching programme organised by the Adilabad police for aspirants seeking jobs in the police department concluded on Saturday. Addressing the valedictory function, Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan said 300 candidates received training from subject experts.
Published Date – 15 November 2026, 12:40 AM
Adilabad: A two-month long free coaching conducted by the police department to aspirants seeking police jobs ended in Adilabad on Saturday. Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan attended a programme held to mark its conclusion here on Saturday.
Akhil Mahajan said that 300 candidates from several parts of the district were provided quality coaching during the programme which commenced on September 7. He informed that aspirants of SI jobs would attend a preliminary examination on November 29, while candidates who would like to become constables would undergo the test on December 20.
The SP advised the candidates not to waste time and to prepare well for the preliminary examination. He noted that experts brought in from Hyderabad, Warangal, Nalgonda and Karimnagar guided the aspirants. He stated that the experts taught reasoning, English, history and other subjects. He added that the candidates were given study material as part of the initiative.
Two Town Inspector K Nagaraju, Reserve Inspector D Venkati, department staff and subject experts were present.
