SSC Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO) Result 2026

The SSC Delhi Police Head Constable (Awantipur Wireless Operator/Teleprinter Operator) recruitment is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission on behalf of Delhi Police to fill technical posts in the Communication wing. Selected candidates serve as Head Constables responsible for operating wireless communication equipment and teleprinter machines across Delhi Police establishments. This is an All India recruitment for technical positions requiring specialized skills in communication technology. The post offers direct entry into Delhi Police at the Head Constable level with opportunities for further promotion within the force. Candidates are selected through a multi-stage process including written examination, physical tests, and document verification.

Typical / Indicative vacancy distribution:

Educational Qualification

• Essential: 12th Pass (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized Board
• Additional Requirement: Must have studied Science subjects in 10th standard with proficiency in Mathematics
• Desirable: Diploma/Certificate in Electronics, Telecommunication or Radio Engineering
• Candidates must possess basic computer knowledge and typing skills

Age Limit

Typical / Indicative age criteria:

Age Relaxation:

Note: Age is calculated as on the closing date of application.

Nationality

• Must be a citizen of India
• Character and antecedents must be thoroughly verified
• Should not have been convicted of any criminal offence

Steps to Apply Online:

1. Visit the official SSC website at ssc.nic.in or the regional SSC website
2. Click on the 'Apply' link for Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO) recruitment notification
3. If new user, complete One Time Registration by providing basic details (Name, DOB, Father's Name, Mother's Name, Email, Mobile)
4. Note down the Registration ID and Password sent to registered email/mobile
5. Login using Registration credentials and click on 'Apply' for the specific post
6. Fill the application form with accurate details: Personal Information, Educational Qualification, Address, Communication Details
7. Upload scanned documents: Recent photograph (4-12 KB, JPEG), Signature (1-12 KB, JPEG), and other certificates as required
8. Select exam centre preferences from the available cities
9. Proceed to payment section and pay application fee through available modes (Net Banking/Debit Card/Credit Card/UPI/Challan)
10. Submit the application form and take printout of the confirmation page for future reference

Application Fee Structure:

Payment Mode: Online (Net Banking, Debit/Credit Card, UPI) or through SBI Challan at designated branches

The selection process comprises the following stages:

1. Computer Based Examination (CBE): Objective type online test covering General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Knowledge & Awareness, Numerical Aptitude, and English/Hindi Language. Candidates scoring qualifying marks proceed to next stage.

1. Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Candidates must complete specified physical tasks including running within stipulated time limits as per Delhi Police standards. This is qualifying in nature.

1. Physical Measurement Test (PMT): Verification of height, chest measurements as per prescribed standards for the post. This is an elimination round.

1. Document Verification: Shortlisted candidates undergo thorough verification of all original certificates including educational qualifications, caste certificate, age proof, and identity documents.

1. Medical Examination: Comprehensive medical fitness test conducted by Delhi Police Medical Board to ensure candidates meet all health parameters required for police service.

1. Character & Antecedent Verification: Detailed background verification including police verification, criminal record check, and character certificate verification from local authorities.

1. Final Merit List: Based on performance in CBE, successful completion of all physical tests, and clearance of medical and verification stages, final merit list is prepared for appointment.

Computer Based Examination Pattern:

Additional Information:

• Examination Mode: Computer Based (Online)
• Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
• Medium: Available in English and Hindi (bilingual except English section)
• Negative Marking: 0.25 marks deducted for each wrong answer
• Qualifying Marks: Typically 35% for UR/EWS, 30% for OBC, 25% for SC/ST candidates
• Normalization: Marks may be normalized if exam is conducted in multiple shifts

Physical Standards:

General Intelligence & Reasoning

• Analogies and Similarities
• Differences and Classification
• Spatial Visualization and Spatial Orientation
• Visual Memory and Discrimination
• Observation, Relationship concepts
• Arithmetical Reasoning and Figure Classification
• Arithmetic Number Series
• Non-verbal Series, Coding and Decoding
• Statement-Conclusion, Syllogistic Reasoning
• Problem Solving, Analysis and Judgement
• Decision Making, Blood Relations
• Venn Diagrams, Puzzle Test
• Direction Sense Test, Word Building
• Alphabet and Number Ranking

Numerical Aptitude

• Number Systems: Whole Numbers, Decimals, Fractions
• Fundamental Arithmetical Operations: Percentages, Ratio and Proportion
• Square Roots, Averages, Interest (Simple and Compound)
• Profit and Loss, Discount
• Partnership Business, Mixture and Allegation
• Time and Distance, Time and Work
• Basic Algebraic Identities and Linear Equations
• Geometry: Triangle, Quadrilaterals, Circles
• Mensuration: Areas and Perimeters, Surface Area and Volume
• Data Interpretation: Bar Graph, Pie Chart, Tables
• Statistics: Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation

General Awareness & General Knowledge

• Current Affairs: National and International importance events
• Indian History: Ancient, Medieval and Modern India, Freedom Movement
• Indian Polity: Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Issues
• Indian Geography: Physical, Social and Economic Geography of India
• Economic Scene: Budget, Census, Economic Issues
• General Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics up to 10th standard
• Scientific Research and Technological Developments
• Sports: National and International tournaments, awards
• Awards and Honours: Padma Awards, Bharat Ratna, Nobel Prize
• Books and Authors: Famous Indian and International writers
• Important Days and Dates
• Delhi Police: History, Organization, Functions, Achievements

English/Hindi Language

• Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms, One-word Substitution
• Grammar: Parts of Speech, Tenses, Articles, Prepositions
• Sentence Structure: Active-Passive Voice, Direct-Indirect Speech
• Error Spotting: Grammatical errors, Sentence correction
• Fill in the Blanks: Using appropriate words/phrases
• Comprehension Passage: Reading comprehension with questions
• Idioms and Phrases: Common expressions and meanings
• Cloze Test: Fill missing words in passage
• Sentence Rearrangement and Sentence Improvement
• Spelling Errors: Identification and correction

Note: Candidates can choose to answer language section in either English or Hindi

Typical / Indicative Salary Structure for Delhi Police Head Constable:

Additional Benefits:

• Medical facilities for self and dependents through CGHS
• Government accommodation or HRA as applicable
• Leave Travel Concession (LTC)
• Pension and Gratuity benefits (NPS contribution)
• Annual Increment and periodic pay revisions
• Police Welfare Fund benefits
• Uniform and equipment provided
• Loan facilities at subsidized rates

Delhi Police offers excellent career progression opportunities with promotions based on seniority-cum-merit and departmental examinations. Head Constables (AWO/TPO) can be promoted to Assistant Sub-Inspector, then to Sub-Inspector, Inspector, and higher ranks including Deputy Superintendent of Police through limited departmental competitive examinations. With specialized technical skills in wireless operations, candidates often get preference for postings in critical communication cells and may receive additional technical allowances and specialized training opportunities.

Admit Cards for the Computer Based Examination are typically released 2-3 weeks before the scheduled exam date on the official SSC regional website and SSC national portal. Candidates must login using their Registration ID and Password to download the admit card. The admit card contains crucial details including exam date, time, venue address, reporting time, and important instructions. Candidates must carry the printed admit card along with valid photo ID proof (Aadhaar/Voter ID/Driving License/Passport) to the examination centre; entry is strictly prohibited without these documents.

SSC declares the result of Computer Based Examination within 4-6 weeks after the exam on the official website. Results for PET/PMT are announced separately after completion of physical tests. Candidates can check their results by entering Registration Number/Roll Number on the SSC portal. The final result includes category-wise cut-off marks and list of qualified candidates shortlisted for next stage. SSC also publishes scorecard showing individual performance, marks obtained in each section, and overall percentile ranking which can be downloaded from the candidate login.

Typical / Indicative Cutoff Marks for Delhi Police HC (AWO/TPO) vary each year based on vacancy, difficulty level and number of applicants. Generally, UR category candidates need to score 55-65 marks out of 100, OBC candidates around 50-60 marks, while SC/ST candidates require 40-50 marks to qualify for PET/PMT stage. Category-wise cutoffs are determined separately with minimum qualifying marks of 35% for UR/EWS, 30% for OBC, and 25% for SC/ST candidates as per SSC norms. Final selection cutoff tends to be 5-10 marks higher than qualifying cutoff depending on vacancy availability.

Exam centres are available across major cities in India organized by SSC regions:

North: Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad, Chandigarh, Shimla, Jammu, Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ajmer, Jodhpur

South: Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Madurai, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Tirupati, Mysuru, Mangaluru

East: Kolkata, Patna, Ranchi, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Durgapur, Asansol, Siliguri, Jamshedpur, Dhanbad, Muzaffarpur

West: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Nashik, Aurangabad, Goa, Indore, Bhopal, Raipur

Northeast: Guwahati, Shillong, Imphal, Agartala, Aizawl, Kohima, Itanagar, Dibrugarh

Note: Candidates can select up to 3 centre preferences during application. Final allotment depends on availability and administrative convenience.