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Delhi Police SI, ASI CISF, CAPFs Recruitment Exam 2017: Answer keys released at ssc.nic.in; Click to check

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) which is a nodal agency of the government to conduct various recruitment exam has released the answer keys for Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, Assistant Sub-Inspectors in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) on its official website at ssc.nic.in.

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The Staff Selection Commission () which is a nodal agency of the government to conduct various recruitment exam has released the answer keys for Sub-Inspectors in Police, Assistant Sub-Inspectors in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) on its official website at ssc.nic.in. Now, all the candidates have appeared in this examination can check their answer keys. These examination were conducted from July 1 to July 7 at various test centres across the country and result was announced on September 6, 2017.

In a notification SSC said, “In order to ensure greater transparency in the examination system and in the interest of the candidates, the Commission has uploaded the Final Answer Keys along with Question Paper(s). The candidates may take a printout of their respective questions. This facility will be available for the candidates upto 05.00 pm of 24.10.2017.” Earlier, Staff Selection Commission has declared the result of Recruitment of SubInspectors in , CAPFs and Assistant Sub-Inspectors in CISF Examination, 2017 (Paper-I) on 06.09.2017 and also uploaded it on the website of the Commission.

How to check the SSC SI, ASI, and CAPFs Exam 2017 final answer keys

  • Go to the official website, ssc.nic.in
  • Click on ‘Final Answer Key – Recruitment of Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, CAPFs and
  • Assistant Sub-Inspectors in CISF Examination, 2017 (Paper-I)’
  • PDF file containing details of final answer keys will be displayed
  • On the same page, click on the flashing final answer keys
  • Enter your roll number, password and exam date in the space provided
  • Click to submit
  • Final answer keys will be displayed on the screen
  • Download and take printout of the same for future use.

SSC is an organisation that works under the government of India to hire staff for the several posts in various ministries and departments of the government and in subordinate groups. The commission works under the central government that conducts recruitment of Group B non-gazetted and Group C non-technical vacancies in the country.

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The notification was released to fill up 2,221 vacancies.

Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police/Male: 616
Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police/ Female: 256
Sub-Inspector (GD) in CAPFs/Male: 697
Sub-Inspector (GD) in CAPFs/Female: 89
ASI (Executive) in CISF/Male: 507
ASI (Executive) in CISF/Female: 56

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