Standards for female police officers

Girls must be no less than 1.60 meters

Girls must be no less than 45 kg. According to the relevant regulations in the "Physical Examination Items and Standards for the Recruitment of People's Police by Public Security Organs" issued by the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Public Security, for candidates who are too obese or thin (standard weight = height - 110, the actual weight exceeds Those whose actual weight is more than 25% of the standard weight are considered too obese, and those whose actual weight is more than 15% lower than the standard weight are considered too thin) are considered to have failed the physical examination. The body shape is well-proportioned, the movements are coordinated, and there is no obvious difficulty in squatting.

②The unaided visual acuity of the left and right eyes should be above 4.8 (0.6); there is no color blindness or color blindness.

③There is no hearing loss in both ears.

④No stuttering.

⑤The facial features and body shape are correct, and there are no obvious features on the face (such as cleft lip, crossed eyes, cross-eyes, torticollis, various scars, numbness, birthmarks, etc.), neck, arms, legs (below the knees) There are no particularly obvious scars, scars, birthmarks, pigment spots or other large-area scars and contractures on the body.

⑥No obvious physical defects (such as chicken breasts, hunchback, underarm odor, severe varicose veins, obvious splayed steps, bow legs, severe flat plantar feet, tattoos, few white heads, insensitive sense of smell, etc.), no Various disabilities.

⑦I or my immediate family members do not have mental illness.

⑧No infectious diseases. The transaminase test indicators must be within the normal range, and there should be no hepatitis A, hepatitis B, or anti-Australian antibodies.

For women, run 50 meters within 8 seconds and 6 seconds; run 800 meters within 3 minutes and 50 seconds; stand long jump over 1.60 meters; complete sit-ups more than 5 times within 10 seconds.

The names above and within the qualification standard include the standard number. Those who fail to meet individual requirements are deemed to be failed as a whole.