SSC SI Delhi Police CAPF 2025 PET/PST Result: 10,676 Qualify for Paper-II on 28 Nov 2026

10,676 candidates qualified in the Physical Endurance Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) of the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination, 2025, according to a Staff Selection Commission notice dated 29 October 2026. Of the 48,387 candidates who had cleared Paper-I, 26,949 were absent and 10,622 did not qualify. The qualified candidates can now appear in Paper-II, tentatively scheduled for 28 November 2026. The Admission Certificates will be issued later by the SSC Regional Offices.

What has SSC announced about the SI Delhi Police and CAPFs 2025 PET/PST?

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued a notice dated 29 October 2026 declaring the result of the Physical Endurance Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) for the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination, 2025. The notice (F.No. E/13/2025-C-2) says that the result of Paper-I was declared on 30 March 2026, when 48,387 unique candidates were declared qualified under various lists.

The PET/PST of these candidates was then conducted by the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) from 21 July 2026 to 30 July 2026. The notice now gives the summary of that result and says the candidates who qualified are eligible to appear in Paper-II.

How many candidates qualified in the PET/PST?

The summary in the notice is as follows.

Result	Number of candidates
Absent	26,949
Temporary Unfit	4
Withheld	136
Not Qualified	10,622
Qualified	10,676
Total	48,387

So a little over one in five of those called qualified, and more than half were absent. The notice does not explain the high absence figure. If you add the qualified, temporarily unfit and withheld groups (10,676 + 4 + 136), you get 10,816, which equals the combined number of women and men listed as available for Paper-II. This is our own addition, not a statement in the notice.

Who is eligible for Paper-II, and how many are in each category?

The notice lists the candidates available for Paper-II in two lists. List-I is for women and List-II is for men.

Category	Women (List-I)	Men (List-II)
EWS	102	1,779
SC	73	1,733
ST	42	831
OBC	185	3,932
UR	116	2,023
Total	518	10,298

For men, the notice also gives 1,189 ex-servicemen (ESM). It adds footnotes: the OBC women figure includes 6 candidates who are OBC for Delhi Police and UR for CAPFs and 3 who are OBC for Delhi Police and EWS for CAPFs. The OBC men figure includes 113 who are OBC for Delhi Police and UR for CAPFs and 44 who are OBC for Delhi Police and EWS for CAPFs.

What about temporarily unfit, withheld and court-case candidates?

Three groups need separate attention.

• Temporarily unfit: 4 women candidates (1 SC, 2 OBC and 1 EWS) are kept as Temporary Unfit. They are included in the 518 women total.
• Withheld: the results of 136 candidates are withheld for various reasons, on the recommendation of the nodal force, the Border Security Force (BSF). Their roll numbers are in List-III on the SSC website.
• Sub-judice cases: 97 candidates are provisionally permitted to appear in Paper-II because their matters are pending before various courts. The notice says that mere participation does not give any right to final selection, and their candidature and final result remain subject to the final outcome of the court cases.

If your status falls in one of these groups, check your roll number in the lists on ssc.gov.in.

When is Paper-II?

The notice says Paper-II is tentatively scheduled to be conducted on 28 November 2026. The word tentative matters: plan around this date, but wait for the Admission Certificate to confirm it.

The Admission Certificates will be issued to qualified candidates “in due course” by the concerned Regional Offices of the Commission. The notice does not give a download date, exam city allotment date or shift timing.

What should qualified candidates do now?

• Open the notice dated 29 October 2026 on ssc.gov.in (Notice Board) and confirm your roll number in the list that applies to you.
• Keep checking the website of the SSC headquarters and of your Regional Office for the Admission Certificate.
• Prepare for Paper-II using the syllabus and scheme in the original Notice of Examination.
• Do not rely on messages from unofficial pages for dates; use only the SSC website.
• If your result is withheld or you are temporarily unfit, wait for the Commission’s further communication, as the notice does not describe a separate procedure.

The notice does not ask candidates to submit any new document at this stage.

Where does this result fit in the SI recruitment process?

From the notice, the sequence so far is: Paper-I (result 30 March 2026, 48,387 qualified), then PET/PST held by the CAPFs (21 to 30 July 2026, result 29 October 2026, 10,676 qualified), and now Paper-II (tentatively 28 November 2026).

The notice does not describe the stages after Paper-II, such as medical examination or the final merit list, so candidates should read the original Notice of Examination for those. It also does not give the number of vacancies, which means the share of qualified candidates against posts cannot be worked out from this notice alone.

What does the notice not say?

The notice does not state:

• the number of vacancies for Delhi Police or for each CAPF;
• the exact time, shifts or exam cities for Paper-II;
• the date on which Admission Certificates will be released;
• the PET/PST cut-offs or marks of any candidate;
• the reasons for withholding the results of the 136 candidates;
• why 26,949 candidates were absent.

Treat 28 November 2026 as tentative until the Admission Certificate confirms it.

Corrected on 3 November 2026: removed an unsupported line saying the dates of this examination had been revised earlier, and clarified that the notice does not say whether the 136 withheld candidates are in the Paper-II lists.