Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially declared the final result for Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) Examination 2024 on October 20, 2025. A total of 5,296 candidates have been provisionally selected for various posts across Delhi Police and CAPFs.
Quick Overview of SSC Delhi Police SI And CAPF 2024 Exam Result
The recruitment process, which began earlier this year, has finally reached its conclusion with the declaration of final results. Here’s what you need to know:
- Total Candidates Selected: 5,296
- Female Candidates: 455
- Male Candidates: 4,841
- Result Declaration Date: October 20, 2025
- Medical Examination Period: September 15-27, 2025
About SSC CPO Examination 2024
The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Central Police Organisation (CPO) examination annually to recruit Sub-Inspectors for Delhi Police and various Central Armed Police Forces. This year’s examination saw massive participation from aspirants across the country.
Forces Covered Under This Recruitment
The selected candidates will be allocated to the following organizations based on their merit and preference:
- Delhi Police – Sub-Inspector posts
- Border Security Force (BSF) – Sub-Inspector positions
- Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) – Sub-Inspector roles
- Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) – Sub-Inspector vacancies
- Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBPF) – Sub-Inspector posts
- Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) – Sub-Inspector positions
Learn more about SSC examinations and recruitment processes.
Female Candidates Selection Details
A total of 455 female candidates have been provisionally qualified for appointment across different forces.
Delhi Police (Female)
- Total Vacancies: 61
- Candidates Recommended: 61
- Category-wise Distribution:
- UR (Unreserved): 28
- OBC: 15
- SC: 8
- ST: 4
- EWS: 6
Highest Cut-off Mark: 344.65945 (UR Category)
CAPFs (Female)
- Total Vacancies: 394
- Candidates Recommended: 394
- Category-wise Distribution:
- UR: 157
- OBC: 113
- SC: 57
- ST: 28
- EWS: 39
Male Candidates Selection Details
An impressive 4,841 male candidates have qualified for appointment, including those selected under Ex-Servicemen (ESM) quota.
Delhi Police (Male)
- Total Vacancies: 125
- Candidates Recommended: 113
- Categories:
- Open: 101 vacancies filled with 101 candidates
- Ex-Servicemen: 8 candidates selected against 7 vacancies
- Special Categories of Ex-Servicemen: 4 candidates selected
Note: Results for 12 departmental vacancies will be processed separately by Delhi Police.
Highest Cut-off Mark: 353.65465 (UR Category)
CAPFs (Male)
- Total Vacancies: 4,728
- Candidates Recommended: 4,728
- Ex-Servicemen Selected: 413
The selection includes candidates from all categories with significant numbers qualifying at UR (Unreserved) standard, showcasing the high merit level of this year’s examination.
Understanding Delhi Police Result Cut-off Marks
The cut-off marks varied significantly across different posts and categories. Here are some key highlights:
Highest Cut-offs (Male Category)
- Delhi Police UR: 353.65 marks
- CISF UR: 324.58 marks
- SSB UR: 327.29 marks
- ITBPF UR: 317.06 marks
Highest Cut-offs (Female Category)
- Delhi Police UR: 344.65 marks
- CISF UR: 328.55 marks
- SSB UR: 328.22 marks
- ITBPF UR: 319.20 marks
The Paper-II marks also played a crucial role, with candidates requiring substantial scores to secure their positions.
Tie-Breaking Methodology
When multiple candidates secured equal aggregate marks, the Commission applied the following tie-breaking rules in sequence:
- Total marks in Paper-II – Higher Paper-II scorer ranked higher
- Date of Birth – Older candidates given preference
- Alphabetical order – Names arranged alphabetically if tie persists
This transparent approach ensured fair selection among equally deserving candidates.
Ex-Servicemen Quota
Special provisions were made for Ex-Servicemen candidates, recognizing their service to the nation:
- Total ESM Vacancies (Male): 513
- ESM Selected: 413 candidates
- Categories included both regular Ex-Servicemen and Special Categories of Ex-Servicemen
The selection of ESM candidates demonstrates the government’s commitment to providing opportunities to those who served in the armed forces.
Important Points to Remember
Withheld Results
- 94 candidates: Results withheld due to various court cases (List-2)
- 26 candidates: Results withheld due to other reasons (List-3)
Debarred Candidates
30 candidates have been debarred from this examination due to malpractices. The Commission takes strict action against unfair means to maintain the integrity of the examination process.
Legal Notice
The final result is subject to the outcome of WP No. 40316 of 2025 (Abhishek Khatana Vs Union of India and Others) pending before the High Court of Madhya Pradesh at Gwalior.
What Happens Next?
For Selected Candidates
- Wait for Communication: Selected candidates should receive correspondence from SSC or the concerned User Department within 6 months
- Document Verification: Ensure all documents are ready for final verification
- Follow-up: If no communication is received within 6 months, contact the User Department immediately
- Eligibility Check: Departments will thoroughly verify eligibility before final appointment
Detailed Marks Publication
The Staff Selection Commission will soon publish detailed marks of both selected and non-selected candidates on their official website. This transparency helps candidates understand their performance and plan for future attempts if needed.
Tips for Future Aspirants
If you’re planning to appear for the next SSC CPO examination, here are some valuable insights:
Understand the Competition
With thousands of candidates appearing and high cut-off marks, thorough preparation is essential. The competition is intense, especially for Delhi Police posts which typically have higher cut-offs.
Focus on Paper-II
Paper-II marks play a significant role in tie-breaking. Many candidates with similar total scores were differentiated based on their Paper-II performance.
Category-wise Strategy
Understanding category-wise cut-offs helps set realistic preparation targets. While some candidates qualify at UR standard from reserved categories, having category-specific preparation goals is beneficial.
Physical Fitness
Remember that clearing the written examination is just the first step. Medical examination and physical standards are equally important for final selection.
How to Check Your Result
Candidates can check their results through these steps:
- Visit the official SSC website
- Navigate to the Results section
- Look for “Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination 2024 Final Result”
- Enter your registration number and date of birth
- Download and save your result for future reference
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Conclusion
The SSC Delhi SI and CAPF 2024 examination has concluded successfully with 5,296 deserving candidates getting the opportunity to serve the nation in various police forces. The transparent selection process, clear cut-off marks, and fair tie-breaking mechanisms reflect SSC’s commitment to merit-based recruitment.
For selected candidates, this is the beginning of an exciting career in law enforcement and national security. For those who couldn’t make it this time, understanding the cut-offs and preparation strategies from this year’s result will be valuable for future attempts.
Stay tuned to Govtcareerhub.com for more updates on government job notifications, exam results, and career guidance. We wish all selected candidates the very best for their upcoming careers in serving the nation!
For official notifications and detailed information, always refer to the Staff Selection Commission official website.
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