SSC CPO 2025: A fantastic opportunity has emerged for graduates seeking government employment. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced a recruitment notification for the roles of Sub-Inspector (Executive) for both Male and Female candidates in the Delhi Police, as well as Sub-Inspectors in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). The application process is now open, and interested individuals can submit their applications via the official SSC website until October 16th.

This recruitment drive aims to fill 212 Sub-Inspector roles in the Delhi Police and 2,861 positions in the CAPFs. It is important for candidates to apply online exclusively, as applications sent via registered post or other methods will not be accepted.

Eligibility for SSC CPO 2025:
To qualify for the Sub Inspector (GD) roles in the Delhi Police and CAPFs, candidates must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university. The age requirement is between 20 and 25 years, with candidates born no earlier than August 2, 2000, and no later than August 2, 2000. Age relaxation is available for candidates from reserved categories.

Application Fee for SSC CPO 2025:
Male candidates belonging to General and OBC categories are required to pay an application fee of ₹100 for the SSC CPO 2025 examination. However, female candidates, as well as those from Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Ex-Servicemen (ESM) categories, are exempt from this fee. Payments can only be made online using net banking, credit/debit cards, or UPI.

How to Apply:
Follow these steps to apply easily:
1. Visit the official SSC website, ssc.gov.in.
2. Click on the 'Apply' tab on the homepage.
3. Register and complete the application form.
4. Upload the necessary documents.
5. Pay the application fee and submit your application.

Selection Process Overview:
The selection for SSC CPO 2025 will involve four stages: a Computer-Based Test (CBT), a Physical Standard Test (PST), a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), followed by a second CBT, document verification, and a medical examination. Candidates must successfully pass the initial stage to proceed to the subsequent selection phases.