SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Result 2025 – CBE Cut-Off, PE&MT Shortlist & Next Steps

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially declared the Computer Based Examination (CBE) result for Constable (Driver)-Male in Delhi Police Examination 2025. Candidates who appeared for the CBT held in December 2025/January 2026 can now check their qualifying status. A total of 20 times the number of vacancies (approx 15,120+ candidates) across all categories have been shortlisted for the next stage – Physical Endurance and Measurement Test (PE&MT). Candidates who secured the minimum category-wise cut-off marks (40% UR/EWS, 35% SC/ST/OBC, 30% ESM) and ranked within the 20x merit range are eligible to appear for PE&MT. The PE&MT will be conducted by Delhi Police in Delhi only. No individual intimation will be sent – candidates must download their result and PE&MT admit card from official websites.

Based on official result notification by Staff Selection Commission. Candidates advised to download result immediately.

⚡ Quick Result Check – Did You Qualify for PE&MT?

Expert note: Even if you scored above cut-off marks, only top 20x candidates per category are called for PE&MT. For example, if UR vacancies are 351, only top 7,020 UR candidates (20×351) are shortlisted – all others above 40% but below rank 7,020 will NOT be called. This is the most common reason for non-shortlisting despite scoring above cut-off.

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📊 SSC Constable Driver Result 2025 – Category-Wise Cut-Off Marks (Normalized) & 20x Shortlist Calculation

🔍 Category-wise cut-off insight (100+ words analysis): The UR/EWS cut-off of 40% is the highest among all categories, but the real competition is within the 20x shortlisting. For UR, with 351 vacancies, only the top 7,020 candidates out of lakhs of applicants are called – meaning a score of 40% is meaningless if you rank below 7,020. OBC candidates have a significant advantage with 35% cut-off and 3,400 shortlist slots. SC (1,920 slots) and ST (960 slots) have even lower competition within their categories. Ex-Servicemen have the lowest cut-off (30%) but also the smallest shortlist pool (1,460 slots). Key insight: Candidates who scored 45-50% in UR but ranked 8,000 will NOT be shortlisted, while an SC candidate with 36% and rank 1,500 WILL be shortlisted. Always check your normalized score along with category rank, not just percentage.

📌 How to Download SSC Constable Driver Result 2025 & Check PE&MT Shortlist

1. Visit official SSC website: https://ssc.gov.in.
2. Click on ‘Results’ tab on the homepage.
3. Look for ‘Constable (Driver)-Male in Delhi Police Examination, 2025 – CBE Result & PE&MT Shortlist’.
4. Click on the PDF link – a category-wise shortlist PDF will open (multiple PDFs for UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, ESM).
5. Press Ctrl+F and search your roll number / registration number.
6. If your number appears, you are shortlisted for PE&MT.
7. Also check your individual scorecard (login to SSC candidate portal → ‘Result/Scorecard’ section).
8. Download and save the shortlist PDF and your scorecard for future reference.
9. Within 2-3 days, Delhi Police will upload PE&MT Admit Card on https://delhipolice.gov.in.
10. Print at least 4 copies of PE&MT admit card and carry 2 passport-size photographs (same as CBE application).

📊 Normalized Score vs Raw Score – Why Your Percentage May Differ

SSC conducted the CBE in multiple shifts with different question papers. To ensure fairness across shifts, raw marks are converted to normalized scores (percentile-based) using SSC’s normalization formula. This means:

• If you were in a tougher shift, your normalized score may be HIGHER than your raw score.
• If you were in an easier shift, your normalized score may be LOWER than your raw score.
• The cut-off marks (40%/35%/30%) refer to normalized scores, NOT raw marks.

Check your scorecard: Login to SSC portal → ‘View Scorecard’ – it will show BOTH raw marks and normalized marks. The normalized marks are used for cut-off determination.

🏃 PE&MT Schedule & Physical Standards – Qualifying Only, No Merit

Physical Endurance Test (Age-wise)

Physical Measurement Standards

🚛 Trade Test (Qualifying – 150 Marks) & Medical Examination

Trade Test will be conducted by Delhi Police after PE&MT qualification. It contains 4 parts, each with minimum qualifying marks. Trade Test marks do NOT affect final merit – only CBE marks determine final selection.

Medical Examination (Final Stage)

• Conducted in selected Government hospitals in Delhi as per Delhi Police Rules 1980.
• Vision: Better eye 6/6, worse eye 6/12 WITHOUT glasses. NO relaxation. Free from color blindness.
• Generally free from any disease, deformity, or defect.
• Only candidates who clear Medical Examination will be issued final appointment letter.

🏆 Final Selection & Merit List – How Candidates Are Selected

Tie-breaking rule: If two candidates have same CBE normalized score, older candidate (higher age) gets preference. If age also same, alphabetical order of first name decides.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions – SSC Constable Driver Result 2025 & PE&MT

I scored above 40% in UR category but my roll number is NOT in shortlist – why?

SSC shortlists only 20x vacancies (approx top 7,020 UR candidates), NOT everyone above 40%. If you scored 40% but ranked 8,000 among UR candidates, you will NOT be called for PE&MT. Check your normalized score and category rank on your scorecard.

How do I download my individual scorecard?

Login to https://ssc.gov.in with your registration number and password. Go to ‘Result/Scorecard’ section under ‘Constable Driver 2025’. Your scorecard will show raw marks, normalized marks, category rank, and qualifying status.

When will PE&MT admit cards be released?

Delhi Police will upload PE&MT admit cards on https://delhipolice.gov.in approximately 10-15 days before the test date. Keep checking the ‘Recruitment’ section. No admit card will be sent by post or email.

Can I request re-evaluation of my CBE marks?

No. SSC has no provision for re-evaluation or re-checking of CBE scores. The Final Answer Key was published and challenges were accepted before result declaration. No correspondence for re-checking will be entertained.

I am a departmental candidate of Delhi Police – do I still need to appear for PE&MT?

Yes. All shortlisted candidates, including departmental candidates, must clear PE&MT, Trade Test, and Medical Examination. Departmental candidates only get age relaxation (up to 40/43/45 years) – no exemption from physical tests.

What happens if I fail the Medical Examination?

Medical Examination is final and binding. There is no appeal process. If declared medically unfit, your candidature will be cancelled, and the next candidate from the merit list or reserve panel may be considered by Delhi Police.

Can I change my PE&MT centre or date?

No. PE&MT is conducted only in Delhi at designated centres. No requests for change of centre, date, or shift will be entertained under any circumstances. If you miss your scheduled PE&MT, no re-test will be held.

Is there any court case or RTI that can change the result?

Court cases relating to CBE result, shortlisting, and final merit are handled by SSC (for candidates outside Delhi) and Delhi Police (for Delhi candidates). However, result changes due to court cases are extremely rare and take months. RTI applications for answer keys or normalized score formulas can be filed but will not change your individual result.