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“Dear Students,
Delhi Police has opened a golden gateway with the Head Constable AWO / TPO recruitment. For those passionate about serving their nation and working in a technical role, this is your chance. In this post, we’ll walk you through everything — eligibility, pattern, syllabus, how to prepare, and tips to crack it. Let’s get you ready to become a communication backbone of Delhi Police!”

If you’ve ever dreamt of serving in the police force, working behind the communications backbone of Delhi Police is a powerful opportunity. The Head Constable AWO / TPO role involves ensuring smooth wireless, tele-printer & communication operations across the force.
For students at Vidyarthi Classes, this is a golden chance to build a stable govt. career, especially if you are preparing for competitive exams anyway.
Here’s your complete guide — eligibility, selection process, tips, and how to crack it.
📌 What Is the Delhi Police AWO / TPO Role?
- AWO = Assistant Wireless Operator
- TPO = Tele-Printer Operator
- These roles are technically inclined support roles — maintaining wireless systems, tele-printer systems, communication links between police stations and control rooms.
- You will act as a communication bridge, ensuring messages, dispatches, and signals flow reliably.
So it’s not just “desk job” — you’ll be combining technical skills, communication, and police operations together.
✅ Key Details for 2025 Recruitment
Feature | Details |
---|---|
Recruiting Agency | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on behalf of Delhi Police |
Number of Vacancies | 441 (as per RTI) |
Application Period | July-September 2025 (tentative) |
Exam Date | November-December 2025 (tentative) |
Job Pay Scale | ₹25,500 – ₹81,100 (Pay Level 4) |
⚠️ Note: Always check the official SSC notification when published for exact dates & figures.
🎯 Eligibility & Criteria
To apply, you must fulfill:
- Educational Qualification
- Must have passed 12th (Intermediate) with Science & Mathematics as subjects OR
- Hold an NTC (National Trade Certificate) in Mechanic-cum-Operator Electronic Communication System
- Age Limit
- Minimum: 18 years
- Maximum: 27 years
- Relaxations as per category (SC/ST, OBC, etc.)
- Physical Standards & Test
- Height: 170 cm for males, 157 cm for females (with possible relaxations)
- Chest (for males): 81–85 cm (with allowance for expansion)
- Physical Endurance Test (PET) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) involving running, jumps etc.
- Computer / Typing Skill
- Ability to type / word process: 1,000 key depressions in 15 minutes in English (for trade test)
- Other Conditions
- Must produce original documents during verification stage
- Medical fitness is required
- Must not have any disqualifications as per rules
🧱 Selection Process / Stages of Exam
The selection is multi-stage. You need to clear each to proceed:
Stage | What It Tests | Notes / Tips |
---|---|---|
Computer-Based Test (CBT / Written) | Objective questions — General Awareness, General Science, Mathematics, Reasoning, Computer Fundamental | 100 questions, 90 minutes |
Physical Endurance & Measurement Test (PE & MT) | Tests your physical fitness and body measurements (height, chest, jumps, run) | Practice regularly for stamina, agility |
Trade / Skill Test (Reading & Dictation / Typing) | You will be tested for your typing / word processing / dictation / wireless skills | 1,000 key depressions in 15 minutes for typing test |
Document Verification & Medical | Final checks of your documents, certificates, medical fitness | Be thorough — one missing document can lead to rejection |
📚 Exam Pattern & Syllabus Overview
Here’s a bird’s-eye on what to expect:
Subject / Section | Number of Questions | Marks |
---|---|---|
General Awareness | ~20 | 20 |
General Science | ~25 | 25 |
Mathematics | ~25 | 25 |
Reasoning / Intelligence | ~20 | 20 |
Computer Fundamentals | ~10 | 10 |
Total: 100 questions → 100 marks; 90 minutes duration lso, note: The syllabus differs somewhat from the “Ministerial” Head Constable post.
🧠 Tips & Strategy for Vidyarthi Students
- Start Early & Plan
Don’t wait for the notification. Begin preparation 6–8 months in advance. - Mock Tests & Time Management
Use online mocks (Testbook, etc.) as they simulate exam timing and difficulty. - Focus on Strengths, Improve Weaknesses
If maths is weak, devote more time there. If reasoning is your strength, consolidate it. - Physical Fitness Routine
Regular running, jumping, stamina exercises — condition your body well. - Typing / Computer Practice
Use apps or websites to reach 1,000 key depressions in 15 minutes. Accuracy matters too. - Consistent Revision & Notes
Keep short notes for formulas, facts, current affairs — revise regularly. - Analyze Past Year Papers
Get trends of question types, difficulty, frequently asked topics. - Stay Updated on Official Announcements
Keep checking SSC website. Sometimes dates or criteria change.
🎓 Why This Exam Is Perfect for Students
- Early Career Launch — Many applicants are young, just finished 12th.
- Stable Government Job — Security, benefits, pension.
- Growth & Transfer Potential — Being in police communications gives room to get into technical, field, or admin roles later.
- Skill Development — You’ll gain technical/computer skills and exposure to real operations.
📅 Suggested Roadmap (for 6-Month Preparation)
Month | Focus |
---|---|
1–2 | Cover basics of Maths, Reasoning, Computers, General Science |
3 | Begin General Awareness / Current Affairs + mocks |
4 | Full-length mock tests, physical fitness training |
5 | Trade test / typing practice + revision |
6 | Final revision + mock exams + confidence building |