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SSC Delhi Police and CAPFs SI 2025: PET/PST Result Declared, 10,676 Qualify for Paper-II (Notice of 29 October 2026)

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SSC has declared the PET/PST result for the Delhi Police and CAPFs Sub-Inspector Examination 2025; 10,676 of 48,387 candidates qualified for Paper-II, tentatively on 28 November 2026.

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OrganisationStaff Selection Commission
StatusDeclared
Candidates in PET/PST48,387
Qualified10,676
Not qualified10,622
Absent26,949
Withheld136
Temporary unfit4
Provisionally allowed (court cases)97

Important dates

Notice date29 October 2026
Paper-I result30 March 2026
PET/PST held21 to 30 July 2026
Paper-II (tentative)28 November 2026

Details

The Staff Selection Commission has declared the result of the Physical Endurance Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) for the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination, 2025. Paper-I results had come out on 30 March 2026 with 48,387 unique candidates qualifying, and the CAPFs held the physical tests from 21 to 30 July 2026.

Of those 48,387 candidates, 10,676 qualified, 10,622 did not qualify, 26,949 were absent, 136 are withheld on the recommendation of the nodal force (BSF) and 4 female candidates are temporarily unfit. Qualified candidates are eligible for Paper-II, which is tentatively planned for 28 November 2026. Based on the category tables in the notice, the list for females shows 518 candidates and the list for males shows 10,298 candidates, of whom 1,189 are ex-servicemen.

Another 97 candidates with court cases pending are provisionally allowed to sit Paper-II; this gives them no right to final selection. Admission certificates will be issued later by the Commission's regional offices, so keep checking the SSC headquarters and your regional office websites. Always confirm the final details in the official notification.

How to check or download

  1. Visit the SSC headquarters or your regional office website
  2. Open the notice dated 29 October 2026
  3. Check your roll number in the relevant list
  4. Wait for the Paper-II admission certificate from the regional office

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Frequently asked questions

When is Paper-II?

It is tentatively scheduled for 28 November 2026.

How many candidates qualified the PET/PST?

10,676 out of 48,387 candidates.

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