Delhi Police MTS Syllabus, Exam Pattern, Eligibility

A pattern comes out of an advertisement, and there is no advertisement for a Delhi Police Multi Tasking Staff post. No marks, no sections, no timings can honestly be given.

For the posts Delhi Police does fill, the pattern sits inside each post's own advertisement on its Recruitments page: a written examination first, then a Physical Endurance and Measurement Test taken together with document verification. Those four posts are covered here under Delhi Police Constable, Delhi Police Head Constable and Delhi Police Driver.

SSC's MTS and Havaldar examination is a Computer Based Examination. Its structure is in the Commission's notice for that examination and on the Scheme of Examination page it keeps at ssc.gov.in.

No advertisement, no syllabus. A document sold as a Delhi Police MTS syllabus is not drawn from anything either body has issued.

Delhi Police prints the subject content for a post inside that post's advertisement. SSC keeps a standing Syllabus page, next to a Scheme of Examination page, at ssc.gov.in, away from the individual notices. Between them they cover the MTS and Havaldar examination and the Sub-Inspector examination.

No post means no eligibility. There is no qualification, age limit or physical standard to state for a Delhi Police Multi Tasking Staff post.

What to read instead:

• For a Delhi Police job, the advertisement for the specific post, on the Recruitments page. Every post in the current cycle carries a Physical Endurance and Measurement Test, so physical standards apply in a way they would not to a clerical grade.
• For a central government MTS post, SSC's notice for the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) Examination.
• For Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police, SSC's notice for the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPF Examination.

Eligibility for a government post is fixed on the closing date of the advertisement it is advertised under, and judged against the certificates you hold on that date. Preparing against an eligibility list that did not come from an advertisement is how candidatures get lost.

Nothing is selected under this name, because nothing is advertised under it.

The notices under Delhi Police Examination 2025 show how a Delhi Police selection does run:

1. The written examination.
2. The Physical Endurance and Measurement Test and document verification, notified together, with a separate admit card for each post and separate notices for male and female candidates where that applies.
3. The result, and where a reserve panel is operated, a further list. Delhi Police declared a reserve panel result on 6 February 2026.
4. Codal formalities, for which Delhi Police publishes the forms.

Most of the notice traffic right now is about moving the physical test. Between 22 August and 9 September 2026 Delhi Police put out a rescheduling notice, four postponements and a revised schedule. At that stage you watch the page, not the calendar.

An SSC selection works differently again: a Computer Based Examination, then whatever further stages that examination's own notice lays down.

Pay is quoted in an advertisement against a named post. With no Delhi Police Multi Tasking Staff advertisement there is no pay level, grade pay or allowance to quote, and a figure borrowed from some other organisation's MTS post would not be this one's.

The real numbers live in the advertisement for Constable (Executive), Head Constable (Ministerial), Head Constable (AWO/TPO) or Constable (Driver) on delhipolice.gov.in, and for a central government MTS post in SSC's notice for the MTS and Havaldar examination.

One structural difference to keep in mind. All four Delhi Police posts carry a physical test. They are operational police jobs, and their pay, allowances and service conditions follow that, not the pattern of a clerical Multi Tasking Staff grade.

There is no application window, no fee and no portal for a Delhi Police Multi Tasking Staff post. Nothing is open and nothing has been announced.

Plan around SSC's examination calendar, which gives the advertisement month, closing month and examination month for everything the Commission runs, a year ahead.

Delhi Police Headquarters is at Jai Singh Road, New Delhi 110001. Its published addresses are cpdelhi@delhipolice.gov.in and delpol.service@delhipolice.gov.in, and the toll free number is 112.

SSC's tentative calendar for 2026-2027, last updated 10 September 2026, carries twelve examinations:

1. JSA / LDC Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 2025 (DoPT)
2. SSA / UDC Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 2025 (DoPT)
3. ASO Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Exam, 2025
4. Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2026
5. Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical), 2026
6. Selection Post Examination, Phase-XIV, 2026
7. Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2026
8. Stenographer Grade C and D Examination, 2026
9. Combined Hindi Translators Examination, 2026
10. Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN), 2026
11. Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs, 2026
12. Constables (GD) in CAPFs, NIA, SSF and Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles, 2027

Item 11 is the only Delhi Police examination on it. SSC is at Block No. 12, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003.

Examination cities, centre allotment and reporting arrangements come from an advertisement and an admit card. There is neither under this name, so there is nothing to list.

How the current Delhi Police cycle is arranged, from its own notices: the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test runs in batches, with separate notices for Constable (Executive), for Head Constable (Ministerial) male and female, and for the candidates left over. The admit card for it doubles as the call for document verification, which is held alongside. Notices go out in English and in Hindi; the PEMT notice of 10 July 2026 appeared in both.

Since that schedule keeps moving, a candidate at the PEMT stage has to check the Recruitments page regularly instead of trusting a date announced weeks earlier.

No advertisement date, application window, examination date or result date exists for a Delhi Police Multi Tasking Staff post.

The dates that do exist on the Delhi Police Recruitments page all belong to Delhi Police Examination 2025:

From SSC's tentative calendar, last updated 10 September 2026:

SSC calls that calendar tentative, so check it again before planning around a month.

No admit card exists under this name.

Delhi Police issues its admit cards as download links in numbered notices on the Recruitments page, each one naming the post and the stage it covers. There is a separate notice per post and per batch: Constable (Executive) on 8 August 2026, Head Constable (Ministerial) male and female on 22 August, and the remaining Constable (Executive) candidates on 9 September. The card for the physical test doubles as the call for document verification.

Two things catch people out. Notices sit on that page with last dates running about a year ahead, so an obsolete one still looks current; read the publish date, not the title. And the test itself moves: the rescheduling notice, four postponements and revised schedule issued between 22 August and 9 September 2026 covered dates from 22 to 28 August. Keep checking after you download.

No result exists under this name.

Delhi Police publishes results on its own Results page, which showed No Records Found on 11 September 2026, and through result notices on the Recruitments page. It also operates a reserve panel, a standby list used when candidates from the main list do not join or turn out to be ineligible. It declared a reserve panel result on 6 February 2026 and put up the codal formality forms the next day. Selection from a panel like that stays provisional until those formalities are finished, which is how appointments can follow long after a main result.

SSC keeps two standing lists at ssc.gov.in that are easy to miss: scores and details of non-recommended willing candidates, and the candidates debarred from its examinations.

There is no cut-off, because no exam has been held under this name. Delhi Police prints marks in its result notices on delhipolice.gov.in. SSC prints its cut-offs, which are normalised scores rather than raw marks, in each exam's result notice on ssc.gov.in.

Step one is picking the right examination, and on this one that is most of the work.

For a Delhi Police job. Read the advertisement for the specific post on the Recruitments page, and train physically from day one. Every post in the current cycle carries a Physical Endurance and Measurement Test, and that is where much of the field goes. Starting after the written result is too late. Once you are at that stage, check the page often: six notices in three weeks moved the test in 2026.

For a central government MTS post. Follow ssc.gov.in. The examination calendar tells you the advertisement, closing and examination months a year ahead. The standing Syllabus and Scheme of Examination pages do not change every cycle, so read them early. Then use the free material: the mock test, which runs on the real examination interface, the previous year question papers, the tentative vacancy page, and the Normalization Method page, which governs how your raw score turns into the one everyone is ranked on.

Two cautions. Check SSC's list of debarred candidates before you apply, because a debarment from an earlier cycle blocks you while it runs. And do not buy a book or test series sold as Delhi Police MTS preparation. Ask which advertisement it is built on, then go looking for that advertisement on one of the two official sites.

No sample papers are available, because no exam has been held under this name. Delhi Police publishes no past papers for any post. SSC publishes previous papers and a mock test for its MTS exam at ssc.gov.in.

Is there a Delhi Police MTS exam?

No. As at 11 September 2026, neither Delhi Police nor the Staff Selection Commission advertises a post of that name.

What is Delhi Police actually recruiting for?

Delhi Police Examination 2025, covering Constable (Executive), Head Constable (Ministerial), Head Constable (AWO/TPO) and Constable (Driver). Its notices are currently about the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test and document verification for those four posts.

SSC has an MTS exam. Is that not it?

That one is the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) Examination. The Havaldar posts in its title are in the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs and the Central Bureau of Narcotics, not in Delhi Police.

Does SSC conduct anything for Delhi Police?

Yes, one thing: the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces Examination. It is the only Delhi Police entry on SSC's calendar for 2026-2027.

So where should I look?

Two places. delhipolice.gov.in under Recruitments for Delhi Police posts, and ssc.gov.in for the Sub-Inspector examination and the MTS and Havaldar examination.

When is the SSC MTS exam held?

For the 2026 cycle the calendar gave it as advertised in June 2026, closing in July 2026 and held as a Computer Based Examination from September to November 2026.

And the Sub-Inspector exam?

Advertised May 2026, closing June 2026, Paper-I in October and November 2026.

Why does the Delhi Police physical test keep getting postponed?

The notices give no reason. The fact is on record though: between 22 August and 9 September 2026 Delhi Police issued a rescheduling notice, four postponements and a revised schedule. Check the Recruitments page regularly if you are at that stage.

How are Delhi Police admit cards issued?

As download links in numbered notices, one per post and per batch, with separate notices for male and female candidates where that applies. The physical test card also calls you for document verification.

What is a reserve panel?

A standby list. Delhi Police declared one on 6 February 2026 and published codal formality forms for the candidates provisionally selected from it the next day. Selection from a panel stays provisional until those formalities are done.

Is there a cut-off for Delhi Police MTS?

No, because no examination has been held under that name.

Are SSC cut-offs raw scores?

No. SSC runs its computer based examinations across many days and shifts and publishes a Normalization Method page. A published cut-off is a normalised score.

Should I buy a Delhi Police MTS book or test series?

No. There is no notice for such a post, so no such material is built on one. Ask which advertisement it is based on, then look for that advertisement yourself.

Does Delhi Police publish past question papers?

No. SSC does, on a page of its own.