Delhi Home Guard Admit Card 2024 Out for Physical Test, Download Link Here

Delhi Home Guard Admit Card 2024: The Directorate General of Home Guards (DGHG), New Delhi released the Delhi Home Guard Admit Card on 6 August 2024. The Delhi Home Guard Physical Test will be conducted from 20 August to 7 September 2024. The DGHG released the Delhi Home Guard Physical Test Admit Card on 6 August 2024. The candidates can download the DGHG Delhi Home Guard Admit Card from the website dghgenrollment.in.

Delhi Home Guard Notification 2024 – Overview

Delhi Home Guard Overview: The following table contains some important highlights of the Delhi Home Guard Exam 2024. Delhi Home Guard exam notification will be published by the Directorate General of Home Guards (DGHG). Candidates must be aware of all updates provided by the Directorate General of Home Guards (DGHG). To keep up to date with any New Updates related to Delhi Home Guard Exam 2024, Check This Page.

Eligibility Criteria – of Delhi Home Guard Recruitment 2024

AGE LIMIT

The candidates should not be less than 20 years of age and not more than 45 years.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

12th Pass Senior Secondary / For Ex-Servicemen / Ex-CAPF Personnel 10th Pass.

APPLICATION FEE

In this Section we have mentioned the application fees of Delhi Home Guard Recruitment 2024 for Home Guards Posts. This fees structure has been implemented by the organization and is highly authentic

Payment Mode : Candidates are able to Pay their application fee through the online payment gateway. Candidates should have any of the following options to make the payment – Debit Card (Rupay / Visa / Master Card / Maestro), Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI.

Height:

• Height for Male Candidates: 165 Cm.
• Height for Female Candidates: 152 Cm.

 

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Running Details for Male Candidates:

• 1600 Meters Run in 06 Minutes (Upto 30 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 07 Minutes (Between 30-40 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 08 Minutes (Between 40-45 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 10 Minutes (Ex-Serviceman Above 45 Years)

 

Running Details for Female Candidates:

• 1600 Meters Run in 08 Minutes (Upto 30 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 09 Minutes (Between 30-40 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 10 Minutes (Between 40-45 Years)
• 1600 Meters Run in 12 Minutes (Ex-Serviceman Above 45 Years)

Union Territory Concerned	Delhi
Recruitment Agency	Directorate General of Home Guards, Delhi
Vacancy Name	Home Guard
Number of Advertised Posts	10,285
Delhi Home Guard Admit Card	Not released
Official Website	dghgenrollment.in

Selection process of the Delhi Home Guard

 

To be considered for the home guard posts, candidates are required to qualify for a series of steps. The first step is the Physical Measurement & Efficiency Test (PMET). Candidates are advised to carefully check the guidelines before appearing for this test.

Only those candidates who pass the PMET will be eligible to appear for the next step, which is the Written Test. This test will include 80 multiple-choice questions covering various topics relevant to the job profile. Candidates must prepare thoroughly for this test as it forms a crucial part of the selection process.

For Male Candidates:

Age Group	Distance	Qualifying Time
Up to 30 years	1600 meters	6 minutes
Between 30 – 40 years	1600 meters	7 minutes
Between 40 – 45 years	1600 meters	8 minutes
Ex-Servicemen/Ex-CAPF Personnel above 45 years		10 minutes

For Female Candidates

Age	Race in Meters	Qualifying Time
Up to 30 years	1600 Meters	08 Minutes
Between 30-40 years		09 Minutes
Between 40-45 years		10 Minutes
Ex-Servicemen Above 45 years		12 Minutes

Details of Delhi Police Home Guard Admit Card

After obtaining the admit card, candidates are advised to thoroughly review it to ensure that it accurately reflects their personal and examination details. This includes the name of the applicant, their mother’s and father’s names, roll number, registration number, and their photograph. The admit card will also specify the exam’s timing, allotted duration, and the exam shift, along with the candidate’s date of birth. Additionally, it’s important to note the examination city, exam centre code, the name and address of the examination centre, and the reporting time. The exam date and the applicant’s signature will also be featured on the admit card.