SSC Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) Recruitment 2026: Apply Online for 443 Vacancies
SSC Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) Examination 2025
- The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially released the Final Answer Key for the Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) Examination 2025.
- Candidates who appeared for the Computer-Based Examination can now download their final answer keys, question papers, and individual response sheets.
- The recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 443 vacancies for the post of Head Constable (Assistant Wireless Operator / Tele-Printer Operator) in Delhi Police.
- The Computer-Based Examination (CBE) was successfully conducted from 15th January to 22nd January 2026.
- The provisional results for the written examination were previously declared on 29th May 2026.
- The final answer key and response sheets were uploaded on the official portal on 16th June 2026.
- Candidates can access and download their response sheets and marks using their Roll Number and Password.
- The download facility is active for a limited window, starting from 16th June 2026 (6:00 PM) until 30th June 2026 (6:00 PM).
- Along with the answer keys, SSC has also released the individual marks of both qualified and non-qualified candidates.
- The selection process includes a Computer-Based Test (CBT), Physical Endurance & Measurement Test (PE & MT), Trade Test, Document Verification, and Medical Exam.
- Eligible candidates must have completed 10+2 (Intermediate) with Science and Mathematics as core subjects.
Important Dates
Salary & Pay Scale
Documents Required for Application
- Admit Card / Hall Ticket
- Valid Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, etc.)
- 10th & 12th Marksheets and Certificates
- Category Certificate (if applicable)
- Passport-size Photographs
Educational Qualification
- Candidates must have passed 10+2 (Intermediate) with Science and Mathematics from a recognized board or institution.
- OR possess a National Trade Certificate (NTC) in the trade of Mechanic-cum-Operator Electronic Communication System.
Vacancy Details – Post Wise
| Category | Vacancy |
|---|---|
| Total Vacancies | 443 |
Application Fee
| Category | Fee Amount |
|---|---|
| General / OBC / EWS | Rs. 100/- |
| SC / ST | Exempted |
| PH / PWD | Exempted |
| Female | Exempted |
| Ex-Servicemen | Exempted |
| Payment Mode | Online |
Age Limit
Selection & Exam Process
Phase I: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- An objective-type online examination consisting of 100 questions for 100 marks.
Phase II: Physical Endurance and Measurement Test (PE & MT)
- Qualifying in nature, assessing physical standards and endurance capabilities.
Phase III: Trade Test
- Hands-on test to evaluate technical skills relevant to AWO/TPO roles.
Phase IV: Document Verification & Medical Examination
- Verification of original documents followed by a comprehensive medical fitness assessment.
Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO) Exam Pattern
- Mode of Exam: Computer-Based Examination (CBE)
- Total Marks: 100 Marks
- Marking Scheme: +1 mark for each correct answer.
- Negative Marking: 0.25 marks deducted for each incorrect answer.
- Unattempted Questions: 0 marks.
How to Apply – Step by Step
- Go to the official website of the Staff Selection Commission at ssc.gov.in.
- Click on the login portal or the direct link provided for the Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO) Final Answer Key.
- Enter your registered Roll Number and Password in the designated fields.
- Submit your credentials to access your candidate dashboard.
- View and download your Final Answer Key, official Question Paper, and individual Response Sheet.
- Check your marks by clicking on the marks-viewing link on the dashboard.
- Save and print a copy of these documents for your future reference.
Important Links
Frequently Asked Questions
Syllabus Overview for Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO)
To excel in the Delhi Police Head Constable (AWO/TPO) exam, candidates must have a thorough understanding of the syllabus. The exam primarily tests candidates on subjects like General Science, Mathematics, General Awareness, Reasoning, and Computer Fundamentals. Since the eligibility criteria require a background in Science and Mathematics, the level of questions in these sections is aligned with the 10+2 standard. General Science covers Physics and Chemistry, focusing on basic concepts, laws, and practical applications. Mathematics includes topics such as Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, and Arithmetic. Computer Fundamentals test basic knowledge of MS Office, internet browsing, emails, and communication tools.
Exam Pattern & Scoring Strategy
The Computer-Based Examination consists of 100 objective-type questions, with each question carrying one mark. A critical aspect of the exam is the negative marking scheme, where 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect response. This makes accuracy just as important as speed. Candidates should formulate a clear strategy during their preparation to maximize correct attempts while minimizing wild guesses. Practicing with the final answer keys and response sheets from previous cycles can provide valuable insights into the types of questions asked and the exact marking patterns applied by the Staff Selection Commission.
Effective Preparation Tips
- Master the Basics: Focus heavily on NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics up to Class 12. Strong foundational knowledge is key to solving complex problems quickly.
- Time Management: Practice solving mock tests within the stipulated time limit. This helps in building speed and allocating appropriate time to each section during the actual exam.
- Analyze Previous Papers: Go through previous years’ question papers and final answer keys to understand the weightage of different topics and identify recurring question patterns.
- Focus on Computer Literacy: Do not ignore the computer section. Basic knowledge of MS Word, MS Excel, and keyboard shortcuts can easily secure high marks in this section.
- Regular Revision: Create concise notes for formulas, scientific laws, and general awareness facts. Regular revision ensures that information remains fresh in your mind.
Physical Endurance & Measurement Test (PE & MT) Preparation
Passing the written exam is only the first step. Candidates must also qualify for the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test. Preparation for the physical test should run parallel to written exam preparation. Candidates should engage in regular running, long jump, and high jump practice to meet the physical standards set by the Delhi Police. Maintaining physical fitness and stamina is crucial, as failure in the PE & MT will lead to immediate disqualification, regardless of how high the written exam score was.
All information is compiled from official notifications for informational purposes only. Applicants must verify all details from the official notification PDF and official website before applying. We are not responsible for any error or inconvenience caused.