Admission conditions of Jiangsu Judicial Police School

The enrollment conditions of Jiangsu Judicial Police School are as follows:

1. Support the Four Cardinal Principles, love the motherland and the people, abide by the law, have good conduct, have strong organizational discipline and legal concept, volunteer to engage in public security work, and be able to obey organizational arrangements when graduating.

2. Meet the conditions for political examination of enrollment in public security police colleges.

3. Not more than 22 years old. Among them, the public security major (frontier defense direction) is not more than 20 years old, unmarried, and should be a high school graduate or a secondary school or technical school graduate with permanent residence in this province.

4. In good health, the height of boys is above 1.68m (inclusive) and that of girls is above 1.58m (inclusive); Boys weigh not less than 50 kg, and girls weigh not less than 45 kg; The naked eye vision of both eyes is above 4.8 (including 4.8), and there is no color blindness and weak color; Hard of hearing; No stuttering.

Regular facial features, well-proportioned figure, no obvious features and defects on the face (such as cleft lip, cross-eye, squint, torticollis, scars and numbness, etc.). ), no dull sense of smell, no chicken breasts, no bromhidrosis, no serious varicose veins, no obvious splayed legs, no serious flat feet (flat feet), no tattoos, no baldness, no hunchback, no various disabilities, straight line.

5 no infectious diseases, liver function test index must be within the normal range, no hepatitis A, hepatitis B, Australian anti-positive.

6. The National Physical Training Standard must be adopted according to the following standards: men: 50m, 7; 1 or less (including 7; 1); 1000m, within 3' 55 "(inclusive); Push-ups are completed more than 6 times (including 6 times) in 10 second; Standing long jump is more than 2.3 meters (including 2.3 meters).

Employment prospects of judicial police;

The employment situation of judicial police graduates is grim. With the continuous expansion of police schools in recent years, the number of police school graduates has increased dramatically. From a national perspective, the employment system is being adjusted, the allocation of resources is being optimized, and a large number of employees of some state-owned enterprises are laid off for employment.

At the same time, the surplus rural labor force is shifting to non-agricultural fields, and the scale of its flow to cities is expanding. This brings great pressure to the employment of college students, and the situation is getting more and more severe.