Deputy SSC GD DV/DME Date 2023: 1.46 applicants will get a medical examination

 Deputy SSC GD DV/DME Date 2023: 1.46 applicants will get a medical examination

Date of the 2023 SSC GD Constable Medical Test (DV/DME): Male and female candidates who pass PET/PST will undergo a detailed medical examination (DME).

Dates for the 2023 SSC GD Constable PET and PST have been made public on the official website, ssc.nic.in. 2023 SSC GD Constable DV/DME Medical Test Dates. PET and PST were administered by the CAPF (Central Armed Police Forces) at several locations throughout India. Male and female applicants totaling more than 1.46 lakh have been qualified for the Medical Examination (DME), which will be held at various locations as decided by CAPFs. Learn how the SSC GD Constable 2023 Recruitment's Detailed Medical Examination (DME) is carried out by CAPFs.

DME, or Detailed Medical Examination

Date of the 2023 SSC GD Constable Medical Exam: Both male and female individuals who pass the PET/PST will have a detailed medical examination (DME). For (DME), only those who pass PET and PST are shortlisted. According to the CRPF's official announcement, the SSC GD Constable Medical Test will begin on July 17, 2023. 

The goal of the medical examination is to make sure that only candidates who are in good health get admitted to the CAPFs. A Medical Board established by CAPFs will conduct a medical examination of the chosen applicants to evaluate their health and physical fitness.

The candidates' medical exams will be performed in accordance with the same standards as the Recruitment Medical Examination (RME) for GOs and NGOs in the CAPFs and Assam Rifles (AR).

Documents that must be validated during SSC GD Certificate from the Matriculation/Secondary test taken by Constable DME to verify identity, age, and educational background.

The responsible authority has issued a residence certificate or permanent resident certificate (PRC).

Reliable NCC certificate, if necessary.

certificate from a member of the Defence.

candidate affidavits from former service members.

Caste certification from applicants requesting age or reservation leniency.

Certificate from applicants requesting a height/chest measurement relaxation.

For dependent candidates who are riot victims, a certificate from the district collector or district magistrate is required.

Birth/Identity Certificate from a Refugee from West Pakistan.