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List of State Police Training Colleges/ Academies Director Principal A.P. Police Academy Police Training College Himayat Sagar, Golconda Post Anantapur - 515 004 Hyderabad - 500 008 Principal Principal Police Training College Police Training College Amberpet Distt.Vizianagaram - 535033 Hyderabad - 500 013 Principal Principal Police Training College Police Training College, Ongole Kalyani Dam Prakasam Distt. (A.P.) Tirupati (A.P.) - 535 001 PIN 523 001 Superintendent of Police Principal Police Training College Police Training College Umaria Kurichendu P.O. Banderdewa Prakasam (A.P.) - 535 001 Distt. Papum Pare (Assam) PIN - 791 123 Principal Commandant Police Training College Battalion Training Centre Deragaon P.O. P.O. Deragaon District Golaghat (Assam) District Golaghat (Assam) PIN - 785 614 PIN - 785 614 Commandant Principal Armed Police Training Centre Police Training College P.O. Deragaon Hazaribagh District Golaghat (Assam) Jharkhand PIN - 785 614 Director, Police Head Quarters, Uttaranchal, Chattisgarh Police Academy, Deharadun Chandkhuri Dy. Inspector General of Police Principal Police Training School Constable Training School P.O. Padma Distt. Hazaribagh P.O. Champanagar, Nathnagar Bihar - 825 411 Distt. Bhagalpur (Bihar) PIN 812 001 Principal Principal Bihar Police Traffic & Driving Training Police Training School School Jharoda Kalan, Najafgarh T.T.S. Barmamines New Delhi - 110 072 Jamshedpur (Bihar)- 831 007 Dy. Commissioner of Police Principal Recruits Training Centre, Police Training School 4th Bn DAP, GO's Flat No. G-1 Valpoi, Sattari New Police Lines Goa - 403 072 Kingsway Camp Delhi - 110 009 Principal Principal Rashtraveer Ehhelbhai Dave Police Police Training College Training School Bilkha Road H. N. E-4/364, SRP Gr -I Compund, Junagadh (Gujarat) Lalbaug PIN - 362 001 Vadodara - 390 001 Principal Director State Reserve Police Force Training Police Training College Centre Madhuban, Karnal Chokey, Sorath Haryana - 132 037 Gujarat - 362 315 Principal Principal H.P. Police Training College Sher-e-Kashmir Police Academy Daroh Distt. Udhampur Kangra - 176 092 Jammu & Kashmir - 182 104 Principal Principal Armed Police Training Centre Karnataka Police Academy Kathua Abba Road Jammu & Kashmir - 184 101 Mysore - 570 019 Principal Principal Karnataka State Police Training Armed Police Training School School, Channapatna, Devanahalli Road, Yelhanka Bangalore Rural Distt. 571 502 Bangalore - 560 063 Principal Principal Karnataka State Police Training School Police Training College Khanapur, Thycaud Distt. Belgaum (Karnataka) Thiruvananthapuram PIN - 591 302 PIN - 695 014 Commandant Director Kerala Amed Police V Bn Jawahar Lal Nehru Police Academy Armed Police Training Centre Sagar (M.P.) - 470 002 Rama Varmma Puram, Thichur Kerala - 680 003 Addl Director General of Police DIG (Traffic) Armed Police Training College Traffic Police Training Institutes Bijason Road Old Doodh Dairy Jail Road, Jahangirbad Indore - 452 005 Bhopal - 462 008 Director Superintendent of Police Police Radio Training School Police Training School Bijason Road, Jhangirabad Rewa - 452 001 (MP) Indore - 452 005 Superintendent of Police Superintendent of Police Police Training School Police Training School District Rajnandagaon (M.P.) District Hoshangabad PIN : 491 441 Pachmarhi (M.P.)- 461 881 Superintendent of Police Superintendent of Police Police Training School Police Training School Tighra, Distt. Gwalior District Shahdol, Umaria Madhya Pradesh – 474043 Madhya Pradesh - 484 661 Superintendent of Police Commandant Police MT Training School VI Battalion SAF Govindgarh, Ranjhi Rewa (M.P.)- 486 001 Jabalpur (M.P.) - 482 010 AIGP Superintendent of Police Special Branch Training School Police Training School Bhopal (M.P.) - 462 008 Mana Rajpur (M.P.) PIN 492 015 Commandant Principal Police Training Centre Police Training School Borgaon, Jagdalpur Nanvij, Tahsil Daund Bastar (M.P.) - 494 001 Pune - 413 801 Special IGP & Director Maharashtra Police Academy Trimbak Road Nasik - 422 002 Principal Principal Regional Police Training School Police Training School Khandala (Maharashtra) - Jalna (Maharashtra) PIN : 410 301 PIN 431 203 Principal Principal Police Training School Police Training School Akola (Maharashtra) - 444 002 Surendra Nagar, Nagpur - 440 015 Principal Principal Police Training School, Marol Detective Training School Andheri (east) Maharashtra Police Academy Campus, Mumbai - 400 059 Trimbak Road Nasik - 422 002 ACP (Traffic) Principal Traffic Institute, Byculla Women Police Trg. School Shaphard Road Taluka P.S. Campus Mumbai - 400 008 Guru Nana Chowk Solapur - 413 003 Dy. Inspr. General Addl. Dy. Commissioner (Int.) CID/SP, Maharashtra Police Motor Transport Special Branch Training Institute, Training School Maharashtra State Old Railway Police Hq., Body Guard Police Line, Aundh Sri Bhalachandra Road Pune - 411 007 Dadar (East) Mumbai - 400 014 DIGP (Trg) Principal Manipur Police Training School Police Training School Residence Sansenthong, Imphal Near Golf Club Pengei, Manipur - 795 001 Shillong - 793 008 Commandant Commandant Ist Meghalaya Police Bn 2nd Meghalaya Police Bn., Ceeragre Meghalaya PTC, Mawiong West Garo Hills, Tura (Meghalaya) PIN : Shillong - 793 001 794001 Superintendent of Police Principal Meghalaya Police Radio Org. Police Training Centre Training Centre Lungverh P.O. Sairang Shillong - 793 001 Distt. Aizwal, Mizoram - 796 401 Commandant Principal Nagaland Armed Police Training Nagaland Police Training School Centre PO Chumukedima, Dimapur PO Chumukedima, Dimapur Nagaland - 797 103 Nagaland - 797 103 Director Principal State Police Academy, Orissa Police Training College Reserve Police Line Buxibazar PO Angul, Distt. Cuttack - 753 001 Dhenkanal - 759 123 Principal Principal Police Training School Traffic Training Institute, P.O. Nayagarh, Laxmisagar Distt. Puri - 752 069 Bhubaneshwar - 751 006 Principal Principal Armed Police Training Centre 2nd PTS Hatibari P.O. Purunapanai 2nd Bn, Jharsuguda Distt. Sundargarh (Orissa) P.O. Jharsuguda PIN : 770 047 Distt. Sambalpur - 768 204 Director Commandant Punjab Police Academy Police Recruitment Training Centre Distt. Jalandhar Jahan Khelan, Hoshiarpur Phillaur - 144 410 PIN- 146 110 Superintendent of Police Superintendent of Police PAP Training Centre In-service Training Centre Jalandhar Cantt - 144 006 B-1, GOs Block Sec. A, Main Road, Gate No. 4 PAP Kapurthala Jalandhar Cantt - 144 006 Principal Superintendent of Police CID Training School Police Commando Training School SCO No. 2439 - 40 Fort Bahadurgarh, Sector 22-C Patiala - 147 002 Chandigarh (Punjab) - 160 220 Superintendent of Police Superintendent of Police Auxillary Training Centre Police Training School Dargahi Shah Marg Gorimedu Ladha Kothi, Distt. Sangrur Punjab. Pondicherry - 605 006 PIN : 184 001 Director Principal Rajasthan Police Academy Rajasthan Police Trg.Centre Nehru Nagar Mandore Road Jaipur - 302 016 Jodhpur (Rajasthan)- 342 304 Commandant Commandant Police Training School Police Training School Kishangarh Kherwara Ajmer Distt. - 305 801 Distt. Udaipur - 313 803 Commandant DIGP (Trg.) Police Training School Police Training Centre Jodhpur - 342 026 Rani Pool, PHQ, Gangtok - 737 101 Director, Principal Tamilnadu Police Academy, Police Training College Vandalur,Chennai -600 048. Coimbatore, Tamilnadu - 641 018 Principal Principal Tamilnadu Special Police Police Training College Regimental Centre P.O. Bimangarh, P.S. Airport Avadi, Narsingarh, Chennai - 600 054 Tripura (W) - 799 015 Principal Principal Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Police P.T.C. - II Chakkar Ki Milak Academy Moradabad - 244 001 (UP) Moradabad - 244 401 (UP) Principal Dy. Inspector General P.T.C. - III Armed Training Centre Sitapur - 261 001 (UP) Chunar Distt. Mirzapur - 231 304 (UP) Commandant/SP Commandant/SP Recruits Training Centre PTS Chunar Distt. Moradabad - 244 001 (UP) Mirzapur - 231 304 (UP) Principal SP/Training & Security Police Training School Intelligence Training School (Campus of 26th Bn PAC) Om Niwas Gorakhpur - 273 014 (UP) New Hyderabad Lucknow - 226 007 SP/Asstt. Director Trg. Wing Director U.P. Police Computer Centre Police Telecommunications 4th Floor, Jawahar Bhawan Police Radio Trg. Centre Ashok Marg Mahangar Lucknow - 226 001 Lucknow - 226 006 Superintendent of Police Commandant Police Motor Transport Training Centre State Fire Service Training College Sitapur - 261 001 (UP) Dosti Nagar, UNNAO (UP) - 209 801 DIGP (Trg.) ACP (Trg.) Police Training College Police Training School Barrackppore Dist. 247 AJC Bose Road 24 Paraganas (North) Calcuttta - 700 027 West Bengal - 743 101 Principal Director Recruit Training Centre Border Security Force Academy Police Lines Tekanpur, Gwalior Port Blair - 744 101 PIN : Principal Principal Training College - I R.T.C. - II Neemuch (M.P.) – Central Reserve Police Force Tamilnadu, Avadi Chennai - 600 065 Principal Principal CTC – II CRPF Avadi D.R.T. Centre Chennai - 600 065 Madhar Vilas Palace, Shivpuri M.P. - 473 551 Director Principal N.I.S.A I.B. Training School Hakimpet C-22, Patel Dham Hyderabad – 5 Sardar Patel Marg New Delhi - 110 021 Principal Principal S.S.B. Trg Centre R.P.F. Training School Sirhan P.O. Damohani Himachal Pradesh Distt. Jalpaiguri W.B. - Commandant Principal H.A.D.S Academy RPF Training college I.T.B.P. Talkatara Road Mussorie - 248 001 Alambagh LUCKNOW Principal Principal RPF Training Centre R.P.F. Training College Kimber Gardens Gorakpur Tiruchanapalli - 620 023 U.P. - 273 008 Principal Police Training College Anantapur - 515 004 Principal Police Training College Anantapur - 515 004 FAX: 08554-76149 Tel: 761, 76322 Principal Principal Police Training College, Police Training College Contonment, P.O. Banderdewa Vizianagaram – 535003 Distt. Papum Pare (Assam) FAX: 24226 PIN - 791 123 Tel: 08922-24226 Control room: 24522 *** *** ***.
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