Prayagraj: Around 21,000 candidates appearing for Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) sub-inspector (SI) Recruitment Examination 2026 have been asked to upload their Class 10 marksheets after discrepancies were detected in their high school records.However, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has provisionally permitted these candidates to appear for the examination but has made it mandatory for them to upload their marksheets by Nov 20 to avoid any difficulty during the result preparation process.The candidates will have to log in to their candidate portal on the SSC website and access the SI CPO 2026 City Live/Admit Card Status page, where they can upload their Class 10 marksheet. The SSC regional offices are also communicating the requirement to the concerned candidates through email.The computer-based Paper-I examination for SI CPO 2026 will be conducted from Nov 23 to 28. Candidates can check their allotted examination city through the designated login module on the commission’s website. The admit cards are expected to be made available for download two to three days before the respective examination date. The commission has advised candidates to complete the document-upload process within the deadline so that their candidature does not face complications while the results are being processed.Meanwhile, candidates who applied for various paramedical posts in the Railways will soon be able to check the status of their applications. According to Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs), applications for recruitment to different paramedical categories were invited on Sept 15, 2026.Applicants will be able to see one of three statuses—“provisionally accepted”, “conditionally accepted” or “rejected”. Candidates whose applications have been rejected will also be informed about the specific reason for rejection.The RRBs have advised candidates to check their application status carefully and contact the designated helpline in case of any difficulty. They can seek assistance through helpline numbers 9592001188 and 0172-565-3333.
