Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial Result Declared — PE&MT Shortlist and Cut-Off Marks

The Staff Selection Commission has officially declared the Computer Based Examination results for the Head Constable (Ministerial) in Delhi Police Examination 2025. Delhi Police Head Constable Ministerial Result announcement determines the candidates who are shortlisted to appear for the upcoming Physical Endurance and Measurement Test, Document Verification, and Trade Test. With specific cut-offs now public for Male, Female, and Ex-Servicemen categories, successful candidates must immediately shift their focus to physical preparations and typing practice. Read this article carefully and go through the official notification before planning your next steps.

Information verified from official Staff Selection Commission notification No. HQ-C-3016/1/2026-C-3 dated 5th of June 2026.

Quick Summary of Head Constable Ministerial Result

About Staff Selection Commission

The Staff Selection Commission is a major central body responsible for conducting recruitment examinations for various posts under the Government of India. For this specific Delhi Police vacancy, the Commission handles the initial Computer Based Examination phase to filter the applicant pool. Following this result declaration, the subsequent physical and trade tests will be managed and conducted directly by the Delhi Police.

Editorial context: The cut-offs for the unreserved category in this cycle reflect a highly competitive applicant pool. At 82.68 for Male (UR) and 75.97 for Female (UR), these figures are noticeably higher than standard Central Armed Police Forces Constable general duty benchmarks. This is completely typical for Delhi Police Ministerial roles due to the desirable desk-job nature of the post and the fixed posting location in the national capital. Candidates preparing for similar upcoming secondary level uniform jobs should note these high benchmarks and adjust their preparation targets accordingly.

Important Dates

The Commission has outlined the timeline for the examination phase and the result publication. The specific dates for the physical and document verification phases are pending. Keep in mind that server loads can delay access to your individual marks when they are eventually uploaded.

Head Constable Ministerial Cut-Off Marks 2026

Here is the exact breakdown of the normalized cut-off marks and the total number of candidates available in each category. The Commission used normalized marks to finalize these shortlists to ensure fairness across the different exam shifts.

Male (Open) Candidates Shortlisted

Editorial context: In addition to the 909 UR candidates, a large number of reserved category candidates (638 EWS, 107 SC, 23 ST, and 1012 OBC) qualified at the UR cut-off standard and within the UR age limit. They are shown in their respective categories in the table but represent intense competition at the top tier.

Female (Open) Candidates Shortlisted

Male (Ex-Servicemen) Candidates Shortlisted

Minimum Qualifying Standards and Normalization

The exam was conducted in multiple shifts. The Commission normalized the marks scored by candidates based on a formula published previously on the 2nd of June 2025.

The minimum qualifying marks in the Computer Based Examination (without adding NCC bonus marks) were strictly enforced before applying the cut-offs. The fixed minimums were 40% for Unreserved and EWS candidates, 35% for SC, ST, and OBC candidates, and 30% for Persons with Disabilities and Ex-Servicemen.

Editorial context: Normalization means that the cut-off marks you see are not raw scores but statistically adjusted figures. Candidates often see their marks increase or decrease slightly depending on their specific shift’s average performance. When the final individual marks are released, you will be able to see both your raw score and your final normalized score.

Debarred Candidates and Withheld Results

Based on post-examination analysis and the warning notice dated 10th of September 2025, the Commission found 51 candidates indulging in malpractices during the computer test. Their results have not been processed. Aggrieved candidates from this group have the liberty to represent their specific cases before their concerned Regional Director.

Also, the results of two candidates with roll numbers 225240038486 and 225240267973 have been explicitly withheld due to suspected malpractice. Thirteen other candidates faced direct debarment due to various unstated reasons.

Next Steps for Shortlisted Candidates

If your roll number is in the successful merit list, you must now prepare for the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test, Document Verification, and the Trade (Skill) Test. These upcoming stages will be organized entirely by the Delhi Police.

1. Track the official Delhi Police website regularly for the detailed schedule and your new admission certificates.
2. Prepare all original documents for physical verification.
3. If you hold an NCC certificate or a Rashtriya Raksha University degree/diploma, you must produce the supporting documents at the PE&MT stage. This is the only way you will be awarded bonus marks in the final result.
4. Wait for the final answer keys and individual marks of both qualified and non-qualified candidates, which the Commission will upload in due course.

Documents Checklist Before You Leave Home

• Printed copy of the PE&MT admit card (once issued by Delhi Police)
• Valid original photo ID proof
• Original educational certificates
• Caste or category certificates (if applicable)
• NCC or RRU certificates for bonus marks

Editorial context: During the upcoming document stage, the Delhi Police will scrutinize your paperwork intensely. Ensure your category certificates are issued in the exact format prescribed by the central government. The dates on your educational certificates must prove you met the qualifications before the original application deadline.

Preparing for the Trade and Skill Test

Editorial context: While the current list clears you for the physical endurance stage, the ultimate hurdle for the Ministerial post is the typing and formatting skill test. Unlike general duty policing roles, this specific position demands strong computer proficiency. Past recruitment cycles indicate that a high number of candidates who score exceptionally well in the written examination fail to clear the strict typing speed requirements. If you have qualified today, your daily routine must immediately incorporate structured typing practice alongside your physical running preparations.

Important Links

Candidates checking their status are advised to visit the important links below for the official PDF and further procedural updates.

Should You Keep Preparing?

This section evaluates the path forward based on today’s result publication.

If your roll number is on the shortlist, you have cleared a major and highly competitive hurdle. The cut-offs near 82 for unreserved males indicate a massive applicant pool. Your immediate priority must shift away from books and entirely toward physical endurance and the typing skill test. Do not take the physical measurements or the skill test lightly just because you hold a high written score.

If you missed the cut-off this time, do not lose momentum. Evaluate your normalized score carefully once the individual marks are uploaded to the portal. The gap between your score and the final cut-off will tell you exactly how much ground you need to cover for upcoming uniform examinations.

Editorial context: Missing this cut-off often pushes candidates to prepare harder for the SSC CHSL or CGL exams, which share a very similar syllabus footprint. Use this result as a diagnostic tool to identify your weak subjects.

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