SSC CPO 2024 final result out on ssc.gov.in; 4,841 male and 455 female candidates selected

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced the Central Police Organisation (CPO) final results of the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) recruitment exam, 2024. According to the official notice, a total of 4,841 male and 455 female candidates have been selected following the SSC CPO 2024 medical and document verification processes.

The commission had initially shortlisted 22,244 candidates for the medical examination, which was conducted from September 15 to September 27, 2025. Candidates who appeared for the physical test, document verification (DV) and medical examination can check their SSC CPO 2024 result through the official website at ssc.gov.in.

The SSC CPO 2024 recruitment exam was conducted to fill a total of 4,137 sub-inspector posts in the Delhi Police, Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), assistant sub-inspector in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), and inspector posts.

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SSC CPO 2024 results withheld for court cases, malpractice

A total of 61 female candidates, selected for Delhi Police, and 394 for CAPFs, including candidates qualified under unreserved standards in OBC and EWS categories. The SSC CPO 2024 final cut-off marks and date of birth of the last selected candidates have been released for each category and post.

Among male candidates, 125 were selected for Delhi Police and 4,728 for CAPFs, with horizontal vacancies like ex-servicemen accounted for separately. The commission has also withheld the SSC CPO 2024 results of 120 candidates due to court cases or other reasons. Thirty candidates are also debarred for malpractice during the examination.

“The final result of Sub- Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces Examination, 2024 is subject to the final outcome of WP No. 40316 of 2025 (Abhishek Khatana Vs Union of India and Others) before the High Court of Madhya Pradesh at Gwalior,” the commission said.