The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the examination schedule for the Delhi Police recruitment drive. Computer-based tests (CBT) for 7,565 Constable and Head Constable vacancies are set to begin on December 16, 2025 , and conclude on January 22, 2026 . These positions are crucial for law enforcement in the capital city.
Registered candidates can find the detailed exam schedule on the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in .
Vacancy Details
A total of 7,565 Constable Executive posts will be filled through this recruitment. This includes 5,069 vacancies designated for male candidates and 2,496 vacancies for female candidates .
Examination Schedule
The computer-based examinations are scheduled across various dates for different Delhi Police positions, as per the official notification:
- Constable (Driver) Male: December 16 to December 17, 2025
- Constable (Executive) Male and Female: December 18, 2025, to January 6, 2026
- Head Constable (Ministerial): January 7 to January 12, 2026
- Head Constable (Assistant Wireless Operator (AWO) / Tele-Printer Operator (TPO)): January 15 to January 22, 2026
Application Statistics
Official data indicates that 27,25,88 candidates applied for the Delhi Police recruitment examinations this year, demonstrating significant interest in these roles.
Selection Process
The selection process for these Delhi Police positions involves multiple stages. Candidates must clear each stage to proceed:
- A computer-based written test (CBT)
- A physical endurance test (PET)
- A physical measurement test (PMT)
CBT Syllabus for Constable and Head Constable
Candidates appearing for the computer-based written test should prepare for the following core subjects. A strong understanding of these areas is essential for success:
| Subject Area | Key Topics |
|---|---|
| Reasoning Ability | This section tests candidates’ ability to think logically and solve problems. It includes questions on topics such as analogies, similarities and differences, spatial visualization, spatial orientation, problem-solving, analysis, judgment, decision-making, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetical reasoning, verbal and figure classification, arithmetical number series, and non-verbal series. Coding and decoding exercises are also common. |
| General Knowledge / Current Affairs | This section covers a wide range of topics to assess general awareness. It includes questions related to India and its neighboring countries, history, culture, geography, economic scene, general polity, the Indian Constitution, scientific research, and current events of national and international importance. Staying updated on recent news is crucial. |
| Quantitative Aptitude (Numerical Ability) | This part evaluates candidates’ skills in numerical operations and problem-solving. Topics include number systems, computation of whole numbers, decimals and fractions, relationships between numbers, fundamental arithmetical operations, percentages, ratio and proportion, averages, interest (simple and compound), profit and loss, discount, use of tables and graphs, mensuration, time and distance, and time and work. |
| Computer Awareness | This section focuses on basic computer knowledge essential for modern policing. It covers elements of word processing (such as MS Word features like text formatting, editing, and printing), MS Excel functions (spreadsheets, basic formulas, data handling), communication aspects (internet usage, e-mail sending/receiving, World Wide Web, and web browsers), and other fundamental computer concepts. |
Candidates must refer to the official SSC notification on ssc.gov.in for complete details regarding the examination, syllabus breakdown, and eligibility criteria. Staying informed through the official channel is essential for all applicants.