The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has started the medical tests for Constable (General Duty) posts in various forces. These tests are for candidates who have successfully passed the physical fitness exams. About 95,577 candidates are expected to attend these medical examinations and document checks. The tests began recently and will continue until December 4, 2025 , at different centers across India. All candidates taking the medical test must download their admit cards from the official SSC website.
The medical tests are a key step to join the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). These forces include the Border Security Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), National Investigation Agency (NIA), Secretariat Security Force (SSF), and Assam Rifles. Candidates who clear these final stages will be selected for these important roles.
What Happens During the Medical Test?
During the SSC GD Constable medical examination, a team of doctors from the respective CAPFs will check the health of each candidate. This medical board will examine candidates to ensure they meet the specific health standards required for a Constable. The check-ups cover various health aspects to ensure candidates are fit for duty. Candidates should be prepared for a thorough health review by the medical team.
Document Verification is Key
Along with the medical test, candidates will also go through a document verification (DV) process. This step is very important. Candidates must bring all their original documents . They also need to carry self-attested photocopies of each original certificate for checking. The authorities will compare all the details with the official records. Any mismatch or missing document can lead to problems, so candidates must prepare carefully.
Documents Required for SSC GD Constable DV
Candidates must carry the following documents for verification:
- Class 10 and 12 certificates: These prove your age, name, and educational qualification.
- Domicile Certificate and Permanent Resident Certificate: These show where you live permanently.
- NCC Certificate: If you have one, bring it.
- Certificate from serving defence personnel: If you are a dependent of a serving defence person, you need this.
- Caste Certificate: If you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC), you must bring this certificate.
- Undertaking from Ex-Servicemen candidates: Ex-Servicemen must provide this document.
- Certificate for height or chest measurement relaxation: If you are claiming relaxation in height or chest size, bring the proof.
- Certificate for riot victims' dependents: If you are a dependent of a riot victim, get this certificate from the District Collector or District Magistrate.
- Nativity or Identity Certificate by West Pakistani Refugee: West Pakistani Refugees need to bring this certificate.
Candidates should prepare all these documents well in advance of their test date. It is advisable to organize all original documents and their photocopies in a folder. This will help make the verification process smooth and quick. Regular checks on the official SSC website for any new updates or instructions are also important. The admit card contains vital information like your test center, date, and reporting time.
