DSP stands for Deputy Superintendent of Police.
It is the rank of a police officer in the police department in India. DSP is a state police officer who represents state police forces. The rank insignia of this officer is a national emblem above one star on the shoulder strap.
DSP is equivalent to Assistant Commissioner of Police and could be promoted to IPS after few years of service depending on the rules of state government.
Examinations are conducted periodically to recruit police officers directly to this rank. Inspectors are also promoted to this rank after the specified number of years of service.
The candidate who wants to become DIG has to appear in the state level exam conduction by the State Public Service Commission. The candidates who clear this exam undergo probationary training before getting posted as DSP.
Requirements for the exam:
Selection Process:
Acronym | Full Form |
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APJ Abdul Kalam | Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam |
ASAP | As Soon As Possible |
CFL | Compact fluorescent lamp |
COO | Chief Operating Officer |
DSLR | Digital single-lens reflex |
FOR | Freight on Road |
IPL | Indian Premier League |
CBI | Central bureau of Investigation |
PCS | Provincial Civil Service |
SIT | Special Investigation Team |
RDX | Research Department Explosive / Royal Demolition Explosive |
PS | Postscript |
VISA | charta visa, lit in Latin |
SHO | Station House Officer |
SDM | Sub Divisional Magistrate |
RSVP | Repondez s'il vous plait |
PVC | Poly Vinyl Chloride |
NCR | National Capital Region |
CST | Central Standard Time |
PSU | Public Sector Undertaking |
CC | Carbon Copy |
NPR | National Population Register |
USP | Unique Selling Proposition |
UNDP | United Nations Development Programme |
IGST | Integrated Goods and Service Tax |
PCT | Patent Cooperation Treaty |
DC | Direct Current |