hyderabad in a first telangana state board of intermediate education tsbie is set to train intermediate second year students for police jobs by establishing training centres at 14 government junior colleges across the state idea is on the lines of the haryana governments scheme where intermediate students are trained for army recruitment here we are training students for constable jobs by providing them with academic and physical training tsbie secretary omar jaleel told toi adding the target was to establish a police training center in each district the board intends to train 3300 students every year to help them secure employment in the police department in order to reduce dropout and unemployment rate while the training centres are set to be officially inaugurated by education minister sabitha indra reddy this month government junior colleges have already started enrolling students for the training programme for which the criteria has been fixed they would have to take a preliminary written test of 200 questions physical measurement test pmt physical efficiency test pet followed by a final written examination the enrolment programme has received massive response among students who were now undergoing pmt at nampally since i am athletic i enrolled myself for the training programme only those who clear the physical measurement requirements were eligible for pet where we had to pass three of the five activities which included 100 metre run high jump long jump shot put and 800 metre run said vipin pandey a student of government junior college alia abids parents too encouraged their children for the programme i run a biscuit centre at chandrayangutta i woiiuld be very happy if my son lands up a government job said mohammed zahid ali parent of an 18yearold detailed syllabus has also been chalked out to prepare students for the recruitment test students would be taught maths general science indian history geography politics and economy current affairs logical reasoning telangana movement as part of the syllabus training will benefit those from disadvantaged sections of society who find it difficult to get jobs recruitment for constable jobs was recently held now when the next recruitment is conducted those trained at these centres will benefit additional director general law and order jithender kumar said