Delhi Police HCM PE&MT Admit Card 2026 — Download e-Admit Card for PE&MT 02 Sep

The Staff Selection Commission, Regional Office Delhi (SSC NR) has released the e-Admit Card / e-Admission Certificate for the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test (PE&MT) and Document Verification for Head Constable (Ministerial) Male/Female, Delhi Police Examination-2025. The PE&MT will also cover temporarily unfit female candidates from the Head Constable (Ministerial) Delhi Police Examination-2022. As per the official notice signed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Recruitment: Delhi, the physical test process will commence from 02 September 2026 (Wednesday), with the schedule reportedly running from 2 to 7 September 2026. Candidates can download their e-Admit Card by logging in with their Registration ID/Roll Number or Name and Father's Name/Date of Birth on the official SSC NR portal. The admit card carries candidate name, roll number, category, PE&MT date, reporting time, and centre address, and every detail must be verified carefully immediately after download. This PE&MT is a critical stage for Head Constable (Ministerial) aspirants, since no request for change of date, reporting time, or venue will be entertained under any circumstances, and candidates who fail to appear on their scheduled slot will be treated as absent with no further opportunity granted by post, hand, email, or any other mode. Given the high stakes, candidates should double-check their centre address and reporting time well in advance of 02 September 2026 to avoid any last-minute confusion. The PE&MT stage carries particular significance in the Delhi Police Head Constable (Ministerial) recruitment process, as it directly follows the written examination and serves as a mandatory physical fitness screening before candidates advance further in the selection process. Since this stage also folds in previously unfit female candidates from the 2022 examination cycle, SSC NR has effectively consolidated two recruitment years' worth of pending physical assessments into a single testing window, making careful scheduling and attendance especially important for all affected candidates.