14 November 2026
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IPS Induction Seats for J&K-AGMUT Cadre Likely to Increase

The total number of seats is likely to rise from 139 to 161
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The number of seats for induction into the Indian Police Service (IPS) from the State Services for the joint Jammu & Kashmir-AGMUT cadre is expected to increase. The total number of seats is likely to rise from 139 to 161.

Out of this increase, 3 to 4 additional seats are expected to be allocated to Jammu & Kashmir, paving the way for more JKPS (Jammu and Kashmir Police Service) officers to be inducted into the IPS from the region.

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