Delhi Police Physical 2025 | Physical में कौन-कौन से Documents चाहिए? | Complete Document

Main ideas / lessons conveyed

• Delhi Police physical tests require document verification—your admit card will list exactly which documents to bring.

• All names in documents must match, especially:

  • your candidate name
  • your parents’ names (as shown on your 10th marksheet).

• If certificates are missing or details are wrong (e.g., an NCC certificate number/name mismatch), you may be asked to produce the certificate during the physical, and marks may be affected/added only when correct documents are shown.

• Categories like OBC / EWS / SC / ST depend on document validity and date windows. If criteria aren’t met, you may be considered General.
• Some documents differ by gender (notably driving license).
• Photos and updated records (like updated Aadhaar spelling/records) are important to avoid rejection or additional affidavit work.

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Methodology / checklist-style instructions (documents & conditions)

1) Before going to physical

• Use your admit card instructions as the primary source
  • The admit card specifies:
    • which documents to bring
    • the test location/address
• Prepare originals and copies
  • Bring original 10th and 12th marksheets
  • Bring photocopies as well
  • The speaker advises two photocopies of each required document (for the items they mention)

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2) Location mentioned

The physical location may be:

• Wazirabad Ground (the speaker emphasizes this as “only and only” in some conditions)
• Sometimes also mentioned: Jharodha Kala Ground (but Wazirabad is emphasized)

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3) Core identity / education documents

• 10th and 12th documents (marksheets/certificates) are required.
• Strict name matching rule
  • Your name spelling on all documents must match your 10th marksheet
  • Your father’s name spelling on all documents must match your 10th marksheet
  • Your mother’s name should also match as per the 10th marksheet
• If parents’ documents differ
  • The speaker states you may not need parents’ full document sets immediately
  • At most, Aadhaar of mom and dad may be required
  • This is tied to when nomination is done during joining
  • Otherwise, other parents’ documents may not be needed until later (e.g., DV / nomination-related step)

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4) Caste / category certificates (validity & date rules)

• OBC caste certificate

  • Must be valid for 3 years
  • Ensure it falls within the required window relevant to 2025 (speaker mentions between 2022–2025 within the 3-year validity)
  • If the Central OBC certificate is not available, you may be placed in General

• EWS eligibility

  • Applies if age is less than 25
  • EWS must be made after 1st April 2025

  • Must be prepared before the end of the relevant form period (speaker mentions last form submission in September, implying EWS should be before that)

  • If not satisfied, you may be placed in General

• SC / ST certificates

  • The speaker says Central/State certificate acceptance may vary depending on staff/system
  • They may sometimes accept State certificate even if it’s not Central
  • Main takeaway: don’t panic—carry whatever is available; worst case you may be included in General rather than rejected for a non-Central certificate

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5) Driving license requirement (gender-based)

• Boys / men: Driving license required
• Girls / women: Driving license not required

Required type

• Original Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) license
• “Light motor vehicles” includes cars and bikes (not only bike)

Not accepted

• Learning license is not accepted

Digilocker

• Digilocker may work, but acceptance can depend on the staff during verification

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6) Photos

• Password-size photos
  • Must be taken within the last 6 months
• Number of photos
  • Speaker advises 8 photographs
• Purpose:
  • Used during document verification

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7) Sports certificate (if applicable)

• If you played national or state sports
  • Sports certificate must be available within the last 2 years
  • For a 2025 vacancy, the speaker indicates certificates from 2023 to 2025 can be used
• Sports performance affects marks/results when documents are shown

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8) NCC / national-level related certificates and marks (implied rule)

• If your NCC certificate details are not added correctly, staff may ask for the NCC certificate during the physical.
• Showing the correct NCC certificate helps support adding NCC marks in the final result.

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9) Correcting spelling errors / document mismatches

Examples of mismatches

• Name spelling differs in Aadhaar vs 10th marksheet
• Errors in 10th marksheet
• Errors in PAN
• Errors in driving license

Action

• Update/correct immediately
• If correction isn’t possible, you may need an affidavit certificate
• Speaker suggests:
  • get affidavit done via a lawyer or the appropriate place in your tehsil

PAN

• Not needed during the physical examination (per the speaker)
• Needed later when salary starts
• Speaker still advises getting PAN made

Aadhaar update

• Update photo in Aadhaar so it looks similar to your current appearance
• Bring an updated version to reduce mismatch risk

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10) General advice on document consistency

• Ensure parents’ name references align with your document records.
• Avoid cases where your documents use one naming format while father/mother records omit or contradict it (speaker gives an example about father’s name formatting/surname presence)

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Speakers / sources featured

• Speaker (primary): Unspecified individual (addresses viewers as “brother”); provides guidance on Delhi Police physical documents.
• Mentor 365 Academy: Mentioned as a training option (coach/diet plan). Contact numbers referenced as on-screen.
• Instagram account referenced: “Inspiring Shanka” (speaker’s stated ID).