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STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION Final Result of Sub-Inspectors In STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION Final Result of Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, CAPFs and Assistant Sub-Inspectors in CISF Examination, 2015. ****** The Staff Selection Commission conducted a Written Examination for recruitment of Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, CAPFs and Assistant Sub-Inspectors in CISF on 21.06.2015 (Paper-I) and Paper-II on 30.08.2015. Result of Paper-I & Paper-II was declared on 27.07.2015 & 19.11.2015(DME) / 07.12.2015(RME), respectively. All candidates who qualified in PST/ PET and who were found FIT in Medical / Review Medical Examination, qualified for Interview, without any cut-off marks in Paper I +Paper II. 2. Based on the merit-cum-preference, candidates have been finally selected and allocated to the following posts that were advertised :- A-Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police B-Sub-Inspector in Border Security Force (BSF) C-Sub-Inspector in Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) D-Sub-Inspector in Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) E-Sub-Inspector in Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBPF) F-Sub-Inspector in Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) G-Assistant Sub-Inspector in Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Male Candidates SC ST OBC Ex.S UR TOTAL VACANCIES 404 186 743 ** 1318 2651 CANDIDATES 403 186 743 123 1318* 2650 RECOMMENDED * 187 OBC and 1 SC candidates have qualified at UR standard ** 10% of vacancies are reserved for Ex.S Ex.S candidates (UR-97, OBC- 22, SC -1, ST-0) Preference-wise and category-wise details of Vacancies, selected candidates along with Marks secured by last selected candidate against each preference/ category is as follows:- lowest preference category sub-category vacancy filled marks A 1 0 6 6 294.75 A 1 3 1 1 250 A 1 3* 1 0 -- A 2 0 1 1 277 A 2 3 0 0 -- A 2 3* 0 0 -- A 6 0 35 35 309.5 A 6 3 2 2 288.5 A 6 3* 1 1 244 A 9 0 42 42 329.5 A 9 3 3 3 306 A 9 3* 3 3 274.75 B 1 0 87 87 185.25 B 2 0 44 44 211 B 3 0 61 7 159.50 B 6 0 156 156 251.5 B 9 0 290 290 267.5 C 1 0 72 72 249.25 C 2 0 36 36 239.5 C 3 0 54 54 232.5 C 6 0 130 130 284.5 C 9 0 244 244 301.25 D 1 0 31 31 196 D 2 0 15 15 216.5 D 3 0 22 3 130.25 D 6 0 55 55 253.5 D 9 0 104 104 266.75 E 1 0 53 53 215.5 E 2 0 14 14 223.25 E 3 0 29 5 180.25 E 6 0 88 88 265.25 E 9 0 111 111 282.75 F 1 0 5 5 247 F 2 0 2 2 253.75 F 3 0 4 4 204 F 6 0 9 9 282.25 F 9 0 19 19 300 G 1 0 148 148 159 G 2 0 74 74 200.5 G 3 0 110 40 127.25 G 6 0 267 267 243.75 G 9 0 502 502 255.5 Explanation of Category codes : 1-SC, 2-ST, 3-EXS, 3*-Exs In Delhi Police Reserved For Commando, 6- OBC, 9-UR Explanation of Preference codes : A-SI in DELHI POLICE, B-SI in BSF, C- SI in CISF, D-SI in CRPF, E-SI in ITBP, F-SI in SSB, G-ASI in CISF. As per Notice of Examination, in Delhi Police (Preference A) reservation is available for Ex. Servicemen and special categories of Ex. Servicemen as detailed below. Out of 10% quota meant for Ex. Servicemen, 50% of such quota will be reserved for the following categories:- (i) Having served in the Special Force /NSG(Special Action Group) OR (ii) Having received a QI “Qualified Instructors” grading in the commando course. OR (iii) Officers from the Navy/Air Force who have worked in the specialized commando type units. Female Candidates SC ST OBC UR TOTAL VACANCIES 39 16 67 129 251 CANDIDATES 30 16 67 129 * 242 RECOMMENDED * 10 OBC and 1 SC candidates have qualified at UR standard lowest preference category Vacancy filled marks B 1 5 5 170.25 B 2 2 2 226.25 B 6 8 8 226.25 B 9 15 15 245.75 C 1 8 8 245.75 C 2 3 3 249.5 C 6 14 14 259.75 C 9 29 29 283 D 1 2 2 217.75 D 2 1 1 233.5 D 6 4 4 239.5 D 9 9 9 266.25 E 1 5 0 0 E 2 1 1 272.25 E 6 8 8 201.75 E 9 9 9 240.5 F 1 3 3 153.5 F 2 1 1 229.5 F 6 4 4 236.25 F 9 10 10 261.75 G 1 16 12 146.75 G 2 8 8 202 G 6 29 29 199.5 G 9 57 57 219.75 Explanation of Category codes : 1-SC, 2-ST, 3-EXS, 6- OBC, 9-UR Explanation of Preference codes : A-SI in DELHI POLICE, B-SI in BSF, C-SI in CISF, D-SI in CRPF, E-SI in ITBPF, F-SI in SSB, G-ASI in CISF Note 1 : Category/Gender/Preference of candidates was taken from the online Verified Data sent by Regional Offices of SSC. Note 2 : Candidates who had filled Category Code-4 were considered under OBC category in Delhi Police only and not other CAPFs. 3. Resolution of Tie-Cases (as per Notice of Exam) In case where more than one candidate secure the equal aggregates marks, tie will be resolved by applying the following methods one after another:- (i) Total marks in written examination. (ii) Marks in Paper-II (iii) Marks in Paper-I (iv) Date of birth, with older candidates placed higher. (v) Alphabetical order in the first names of the candidates appear. 4. The result is available on SSC’s website: http://ssc.nic.in . Marks of the candidates will be placed on the Commission's website shortly. Under Secretary(C.1/2) 16.03.2016 No. 10/1/2015-C.I/2 Government of India Staff Selection Commission Department of Personnel & Training Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions Block No.12, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003 . Dated 16.03.2016 To All RDs/DDs Staff Selection Commission, New Delhi, Allahabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Guwahati, Chandigarh, Raipur. Subject : Recruitment of Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, CAPFs and Assistant Sub- Inspectors in CISF Examination, 2015 - Declaration of Final Result - reg. ******* Madam / Sir, I am directed to forward herewith a list of 2892 candidates (2650 Male & 242 Female) in Roll No. order selected for the post of Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs and Assistant Sub-Inspector in CISF along with a copy of self explanatory Write-up. A copy of the list of candidates along with Write-up may be displayed on the Notice Board of your office for information of the candidates. 2. It may kindly be noted that the dossiers of the recommended candidates have to be scrutinized from all angles and only dossiers of such candidates who fulfill all the eligibility conditions are to be forwarded to the Delhi Police and concerned CAPFs directly by name through insured Speed Post parcel as possible. 3. Kindly acknowledge the receipt of this letter alongwith the enclosures. Encl. As above Yours faithfully, (Gopinath Nayak) Under Secretary(C.1/2) Page No : 1 SI IN DELHI POLICE,CAPF AND ASI IN CISF EXAM., 2015 LIST OF CANDIDATES IN ROLLNO ORDER RECOMMENDED FOR APPOINTMENT ( FEMALE ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sr.No. RollNo. Cat. Name Rank PostSel Post CatSel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. 1004003269 9 0 KAPILA CHOWDARY SL\0010 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 2. 1203000446 9 0 NISHA DEVI SL\0128 B SI IN BORDER SECURITY FORCE 9 3. 1203500149 6 0 MANISHA SHARMA SL\0201 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 6 4. 1401002087 6 0 SUMANPREET KAUR SL\0207 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 6 5. 1402004630 1 0 ANSHU KUMARI SL\0237 B SI IN BORDER SECURITY FORCE 1 6. 1601001378 1 0 KAVITA RANGA SL\0118 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 1 7. 1601001543 1 0 BHARTI SL\0229 B SI IN BORDER SECURITY FORCE 1 8. 1601002489 9 0 RUCHIKA SL\0007 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 9. 1601002977 6 0 MEENAKSHI SL\0138 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 6 10. 1601003001 6 0 SOMI RANI SL\0109 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 11. 1601006074 6 0 NEELAM RANI SL\0209 E SI IN INDO-TIBETAN BORDER POLICE FORCE 6 12. 1601009259 9 0 PINKI SANGWAN SL\0004 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 13. 1601010272 1 0 KM ONIKA SL\0242 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 1 14. 1601010756 9 0 ANITA RANI SL\0018 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 15. 1601011166 9 0 NIDHI SL\0002 C SI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 9 16. 1601011848 9 0 PRINKAL DEVI SL\0083 B SI IN BORDER SECURITY FORCE 9 17. 1601015335 9 0 ROOPAM SL\0037 D SI IN CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE 9 18. 2002000290 6 0 NUTANDEVI SL\0198 G ASI IN CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE 6 19.
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