Delhi Govt Vice-Principal Recruitment 2026: Cut-Off Marks and Selection Details Released for 131 Posts

The Directorate of Education, Education Department, Government of NCT of Delhi has released detailed information regarding the recruitment of 131 Vice-Principal posts under Advertisement No. 10/2022. The notice, dated August 11, 2026, provides category-wise vacancy details, the number of candidates who appeared in the Recruitment Test, final selection figures and minimum marks required at different stages.

A total of 5,076 candidates appeared in the Recruitment Test. The recruitment included 131 vacancies, with 45 posts earmarked for male candidates and 86 for female candidates. Category-wise vacancies included 56 posts under UR, 11 under EWS, 36 under OBC, 21 under SC and 7 under ST.

Vice-Principal Recruitment: Vacancy Details

How Many Candidates Appeared?

The Recruitment Test was attended by 5,076 candidates, including 2,546 male and 2,530 female candidates. Category-wise, 2,565 candidates belonged to the General category, 29 to EWS, 1,025 to OBC, 1,174 to SC and 283 to ST. The figures also included 154 candidates under the Persons with Disabilities category.

Vice-Principal Cut-Off Marks

The notice gives the minimum level of suitability at the Recruitment Test, interview and final selection stages. The written Recruitment Test carried 300 marks, while the interview carried 100 marks. For the final result, written examination and interview marks were given a weightage of 75:25.

Highest Marks Obtained by Recommended Candidates

Final Selection and Vacancies

The notice records 122 final recommendations against the 131 advertised vacancies. The difference is linked to vacancies that have been kept vacant or on hold. According to the notice, nine vacancies involving two male and seven female posts are affected by various reasons.

Four posts have been kept on hold because of court cases, while four EWS vacancies remain vacant because no suitable EWS candidate was available for recommendation. One UR female vacancy remains vacant because no PH-MI candidate appeared in the Recruitment Test.

The notice also makes it clear that the information is subject to the outcome of the pending court cases. Candidates should therefore read the official notice carefully while assessing the final selection and vacancy position.

Important Points

For candidates who appeared in the recruitment process, the cut-off table provides a useful picture of the marks required across different categories. The final figures should, however, be read along with the notes in the official notice, particularly those relating to vacancies kept on hold, vacant posts and pending court cases.