Quick Summary
Delhi Police has postponed the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test (PE&MT) for Delhi Police Examination-2025, covering Head Constable (Ministerial), Head Constable (AWO/TPO), Constable (Executive), and Constable (Driver) posts, citing administrative reasons. Candidates for Head Constable (Ministerial) who already hold an e-Admission Certificate/Admit Card are specifically told not to report on the date printed on it -- fresh admit cards will be issued once the revised schedule is finalized. No new date has been announced. The notice asks candidates to keep checking delhipolice.gov.in regularly, since no individual communication will be sent.
Check your admit card status before you travel to any test venue
This article lays out exactly what Delhi Police has confirmed about the PE&MT postponement, what candidates should and shouldn't do right now, and what's still unannounced.
Table of Contents
- Who Is Affected
- What's Confirmed vs. Not Yet Known
- Background: How Close Was the Original Date?
- What You Should Do Right Now
- Notice Details
- FAQs
Who Is Affected
The PE&MT postponement applies to all candidates shortlisted for the following posts under Delhi Police Examination-2025:
- Head Constable (Ministerial)
- Head Constable (AWO/TPO)
- Constable (Executive)
- Constable (Driver)
What's Confirmed vs. Not Yet Known
Confirmed by the notice:
- The PE&MT for all 4 posts above has been postponed due to administrative reasons.
- Head Constable (Ministerial) candidates who already have an e-Admission Certificate/Admit Card must NOT report on the date printed on it.
- Fresh e-Admission Certificates/Admit Cards will be issued once the revised schedule is finalized.
NOT stated in the notice (don't assume a date):
- No revised PE&MT date has been announced -- the notice only says it "will be notified shortly."
- The notice doesn't explicitly say whether Head Constable (AWO/TPO), Constable (Executive), or Constable (Driver) candidates had admit cards issued yet -- only Head Constable (Ministerial) is named in the "do not report" instruction. If you're in any of the 4 posts and already have an admit card, treat the same "do not report" advice as applying to you too, and confirm directly on delhipolice.gov.in.
Background: How Close Was the Original Date?
This context is from independent recruitment-news coverage of this same postponement, not from Delhi Police's notice itself, which doesn't mention the original date at all.
Per third-party reporting published around the same time as this notice, the PE&MT was originally scheduled to commence on 31 July 2026 -- meaning the postponement came just about 4 days before candidates were due to start reporting. (Some earlier coverage, from two or more weeks before this notice, had estimated a 25 July 2026 start; that appears to have been an earlier projection later firmed up to 31 July before the postponement.) This timing is part of why we're treating this notice as genuinely urgent for affected candidates.
What You Should Do Right Now
- Do not travel to any PE&MT venue based on a date printed on an admit card you already have.
- Do not wait for an individual message -- the notice explicitly says none will be sent.
- Check delhipolice.gov.in regularly for the revised schedule and for when fresh e-Admission Certificates/Admit Cards become available.
- Re-download your admit card once the revised schedule is out -- your old one will not be valid for the new date.
Notice Details
| Subject | Postponement of Physical Endurance and Measurement Test (PE&MT) |
| Examination | Delhi Police Examination-2025 |
| Posts Affected | Head Constable (Ministerial), Head Constable (AWO/TPO), Constable (Executive), Constable (Driver) |
| Reason Stated | Administrative reasons |
| Revised Schedule | Not yet announced; to be notified on delhipolice.gov.in |
| Signed By | Deputy Commissioner of Police, Recruitment, Delhi |
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FAQs
Q1: Has the Delhi Police PE&MT 2025 been postponed?
Yes. Delhi Police has postponed the Physical Endurance and Measurement Test for Head Constable (Ministerial), Head Constable (AWO/TPO), Constable (Executive), and Constable (Driver) posts under Delhi Police Examination-2025, due to administrative reasons.
Q2: Should I report on the date printed on my existing admit card?
No. Delhi Police has explicitly instructed Head Constable (Ministerial) candidates who already have an e-Admission Certificate/Admit Card not to report on that date. If you hold an admit card for any of the 4 affected posts, don't report on the old date -- confirm your status on delhipolice.gov.in first.
Q3: What is the new PE&MT date?
Not announced yet. The notice only says a revised schedule will be notified shortly on delhipolice.gov.in -- no date is given.
Q4: Will I get a new admit card?
Yes. Delhi Police has confirmed fresh e-Admission Certificates/Admit Cards will be issued once the revised PE&MT schedule is finalized.
Q5: Will I be individually informed about the new date?
No. The notice explicitly states no separate communication will be sent to individual candidates. You need to check delhipolice.gov.in yourself.
Q6: Why was the PE&MT postponed?
The notice cites 'administrative reasons' without further detail.
Q7: When was the PE&MT originally supposed to start?
Delhi Police's own notice doesn't say. Independent recruitment-news coverage from around the same time reports the original date as 31 July 2026, with some earlier reports having estimated 25 July 2026.
Q8: Which authority issued this notice?
Delhi Police's Recruitment Cell, signed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Recruitment, Delhi. Delhi Police is centrally administered (Ministry of Home Affairs), separate from Staff Selection Commission, which conducted the earlier written exam stage of this recruitment.
Conclusion
Delhi Police has postponed the PE&MT for Examination-2025 across all 4 affected posts, with no revised date yet. The single most important action right now is simple: don't travel to a test venue based on an admit card date you already have, and check delhipolice.gov.in yourself for the revised schedule, since Delhi Police won't be messaging candidates individually.