SSC CPO Paper 2 Result 2024 Released; 22,269 Candidates Qualify
The Staff Selection Commission has announced the results of the CPO Tier 2 exam on ssc.gov.in. This exam was held for Sub-Inspector (SI) and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) recruitment in Delhi Police, CAPF, and CISF. It took place on March 8, 2025, and subsequently, 24,190 candidates who passed the PET/PST were invited to appear for Paper 2.
A total of 22,269 candidates have been shortlisted for the medical examination in the SSC CPO 2025 result. Among these, 20,380 are men and 1,889 are women. SSC will also be releasing the marks and final answer key for both successful and unsuccessful candidates soon.
— Candidates can download the result PDF from the official website of SSC, ssc.gov.in.
— The result PDF includes details such as roll number, name, and gender of the successful candidates.
— Candidates can use 'Ctrl+F' to search for their roll number or name.
The SSC CPO Recruitment process is divided into four stages:
1. Paper-I (CBT)
2. PET/PST (Physical Test)
4. Medical Examination (DV/DME)
Following the announcement of the paper 1 exam result on September 2 of last year, the commission shortlisted 83,614 candidates for the PET/PST round. Out of the selected candidates, 37,763 were absent during the PET/PST round, and four were declared unfit. Additionally, 21,661 candidates did not pass this round, and the results of 59 candidates were withheld. In total, 24,190 candidates have successfully cleared the physical test round, comprising 1,954 females and 22,236 males.
SSC CPO Result: What's Next
The shortlisted candidates will be called for medical examination (DME/RME), after which the final selection will be based on the merit list. Only candidates who achieved the minimum cut-off in SSC Paper 2 have been selected and will proceed to document verification and medical examination.
Following this phase, an advertisement for the new recruitment process (SSC CPO 2025) is expected to be released soon.
Through this recruitment drive, the commission aims to fill 4187 positions this year, 125 of which are for male Delhi Police SI candidates, 61 for female candidates, and 4001 for CAPF SI candidates.
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