SSC CPO Result 2024 OUT: Download Paper 1 Result PDF Here

SSC CPO Tier 1 result 2024 was announced on September 2, 2024. The result was made available in PDF form and comprise the roll numbers of qualified candidates. Separate result PDFs are made available for male and female candidates. SSC CPO result PDF is made available on the official website-ssc.gov.in. Candidates qualifying the Paper 1 exam of SSC CPO are called for PET/PST. The Paper 1 exam of SSC CPO comprised questions from General Knowledge, General Intelligence, English, and Quantitative Aptitude. The total marks allotted to the exam are 200.

The normalisation of SSC CPO marks is done since the exam is conducted in multiple shifts in order to take into account any variation in the difficulty levels of question papers across different shifts. Calculation of marks is done up to five decimal places. The normalisation of marks is done by the examination authority inorder to adjust the difficulty level of the question paper. Based on the normalised marks, the result is announced. The commission follows the normalisation process to maintain transparency. 

SSC CPO result is released within few days after the exam is conducted. The result is announced on the official website of SSC. However, the direct link to check the result is provided on this page. The roll numbers of qualified candidates are made available in PDF form. Candidates need to secure the desired marks to qualify the exam. The scorecard is released few days after the declaration of the result.

The minimum qualifying marks prescribed for Paper 1 and 2 are given below. 

The steps to check SSC CPO result are given below: 

• Visit the official website of SSC
• Go to the ‘Result’ tab on the home page
• Click the tab ‘CAPF’
• Click the result link
• The result PDF opens
• Search your roll number
• Download the result PDF

SSC CPO scores of candidates are calculated in the following way:

• For each correct answer, candidates scored one mark
• For the wrong answer, 0.25 marks were deducted as a penalty
• The score of candidates was calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect responses
• The normalisation process was followed to calculate the scores

The category-wise lists of male and female candidates who have qualified SSC CPO Paper 1, 2 and PET/PST exams in 2021 are given below.

Paper 1 Result Analysis

A total of 2242 female candidates and 25,985 male candidates had qualified the exam.

Paper 2 & PST/PET

In 2021, a total of 4754 candidates had qualified the exam wherein 433 are male candidates and 4321 are female candidates. A total of 11,164 candidates had appeared for PET/PST, out of which 5572 candidates were declared qualified for the Paper-II exam. In 2020, out of the total 4754 appeared candidates, a total of 3060 candidates (338 Female and 2722 Male) have been shortlisted for document verification. 

SSC CPO result PDF displays the following details:

• Roll number
• Candidates name
• Category

The merit list for the SSC CPO 2024 Tier 1 Exam is prepared based on candidates’ performance in the CBT and in accordance with reservation rules. It will include the roll numbers of candidates who qualify for the PST and PET. The PET/PST is qualifying in nature. Candidates qualifying the PET/PST are called for Paper 2 exam. The final merit list is prepared based on the performance in the Paper 1 and 2 subject to the candidates qualifying the PET/PST, document verification and medical exam.

SSC CPO Tier 1 is not qualifying in nature. The marks secure by candidates in this stage are considered for the final merit list. The total marks allotted to the Tier 1 exam are 200. Questions are asked from General Knowledge, General Intelligence, English, and Quantitative Aptitude. There are also negative marking for wrong answers in the exam. 0.25 marks are deducted for wrong answers in the exam. For correct answer, candidates score one mark. The total marks of Tier 1 are calculated based on the correct and incorrect responses.

The raw score of SSC CPO exam is the actual marks which are very much predictable especially after the answer keys are released. This is what candidates score in the exam. Normalised marks is what SSC releases after depending on the average scores of candidates in that shift, the highest score in the shift and the difficulty level of that shift. SSC CPO result is prepared based on the normalised marks. The normalisation of marks are done to adjust the difficulty level of the question paper spread across various shifts.

SSC CPO scorecard is released online on the official website. The scorecard is released for different stages of recruitment process. The scorecard can be downloaded by logging with the required credentials. The steps to download SSC CPO scorecard are given below:

• Visit the official website of SSC
• Click 'SSC CPO scorecard' link on the home page
• Enter the required credentials to download the scorecard
• After submitting the details, SSC CPO scorecard appears on the screen
• Download the scorecard and take its printout

The expected cut off for SSC CPO exam is given below.

The cut off is calculated based on the following factors:

• The number of candidates who appeared in the exam
• Exam difficulty level
• Category-wise number of vacancies

The training syllabi for induction courses are confined to training institutions. The duration of training is usually of six to nine months. Indoor training involves imparting knowledge on various subjects under the law, police science, police rules, practical work, criminology, cybercrime and terrorism, human behavior, etc. The outdoor module trains the officers in several fields- physical exercise and drills, vehicle driving, handling of arms and weapons, and practice firing. Special emphasis is given to fitness and unarmed combat. Candidates selected through SSC CPO exam are appointed to the post of Sub Inspector with either the Delhi Police, the CAPF or as Assistant Sub Inspector in CISF. The CAPF is a Paramilitary force also known as the Central Armed Police Forces. It is not directly a wing of the Military and it comes under the Home Ministry.

The CAPF includes the following forces:

• BSF (Border Security Force)
• Protecting the border between India & Pakistan
• Promoting the sense of security in the citizens of India
• Prevent crimes across the border and illegal refugees
• CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force)
• Responsible for controlling riots & Naxalites.
• ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police)
• Protecting the border between India & China (from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh)
• Providing security at northern borders that are close to Pakistan and China
• Preventing the violation of border
• Preventing smuggling, anti-national activities and illegal immigration across the border.
• SSB (Seema Suraksha Bal)
• Protecting Indo – Nepal and Indo – Bhutan borders
• Preventing cross-border crimes, smuggling, and other anti-national activities
• CISF (Central Industrial Security Force)
• Providing security to various government establishments, PSU and other state-owned infrastructures

Sub Inspector of Delhi Police: Delhi Police Sub-inspector is responsible for maintaining law and order.

Border Security Force

• Protects the border between India & Pakistan.
• Promotes a sense of security among the citizens.
• Prevents trans-border crimes and assists in the control of refugees

Central Reserve Police Force

• CRPF is responsible for controlling riots & Naxalites.

Indo-Tibetan Border Police

• Protects the border between India & China (from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh)
• Promotes a sense of security among citizens by providing security at northern borders.
• Prevents the violation of the border.
• Prevents trans-border smuggling, anti-national activities and illegal immigration.

Seema Suraksha Bal

• Protects Indo – Nepal and Indo – Bhutan borders.
• Prevents cross-border crimes, smuggling and anti-national activities.

Central Industrial Security Force

• Provide security to various PSUs and other important infrastructures.
• Protects Government infrastructure projects and industrial units.
• Protecting the Government infrastructure projects and industrial units
• Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police is responsible for maintaining law and order in Delh

SSC CPO Post Details are as follows:

• Sub Inspector Delhi Police
• Sub Inspector Border Security Force (BSF)
• Sub Inspector Sahastra Seema Bal (SSB)
• Sub Inspector Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)
• Sub Inspector Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)
• Sub Inspector Indo – Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
• Assistant Sub Inspector Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)

While doing the ssc cpo post preference, candidates are required to mark the code of preference of the corresponding positions. The job profile, salary bonus, and career growth details for these posts are as follows.

Sub Inspector in Delhi Police

SI in Delhi Police is the most selected post in SSC CPO because of the promotion and social status it provides. The grade pay of Delhi Police SI is INR 4300. It also contains other allowances as per DA, HRA, TA, etc. The gross in-hand salary is INR 35400 to INR 1,12,400.

Sub Inspector in Border Security Force (BSF)

The grade pay of SI in BSF is INR 4200. In-hand salary ranges between INR 35400 to INR 112400.

Sub Inspector in Sahastra Seema Bal (SSB)

The job profile of SSB is border guarding and armed defense to Intelligence Bureau and other topmost authorities in India. Grade pay is INR 4200. Inhand salary ranges from INR 35400 to INR 112400. The promotion opportunities are similar to that of BSF.

Sub Inspector in Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)

The job profile of CISF personnel contains guarding our PSUs (Public Sector Undertakings). The grade pay of CISF personnel ranges between INR 2400 to INR 4200. On Adding all other bonuses and allowances the in-hand salary ranges between INR 20,200 to INR 34,800 regarding the rankings.

Sub Inspector in Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)

They are determined to maintain law and order in the country. The grade pay is INR 4200 and after adding all other allowances, the in-hand salary ranges between INR 20,200 to INR 80,000.

Sub Inspector in Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)

Their duty contains maintaining security along with India- the Tibet border and stopping illegal immigration from Tibet. The grade pay is INR 2000 and after adding all other allowances, the in-hand salary ranges between INR 6,460 to INR 80,000.

Assistant Sub Inspector in Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)

Grade Pay of INR 2800. With all other allowances and perks, the in-hand salary would be INR 5200 to INR 20,200

The career growth of an SSC CPO employee is as follows:

Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) > Sub Inspector (SI) > Inspector > Assistant Commissioner (ADC) > Deputy Commissioner (DC) > Commandant (CO) > Senior Commandant (Sr. CO) > Deputy Inspector General (DIG) > Inspector General (IG) > Assistant Director-General (ADG) > Director-General (DG)

It is not tough to crack SSC CPO exam if candidates have prepared it well. Candidates should prepare a proper strategy to crack the exam. The strategy should include solving the previous years' question papers, mock test, going the exam pattern and syllabus. Candidates should study regularly.