NDA, CDS exams: Delhi Metro to begin services at 6 AM across all lines
Press Trust of India | September 12, 2026 | 09:45 AM IST | 1 min read
DMRC will start train services at 6 AM on all corridors tomorrow to facilitate the movement of candidates appearing for NDA, CDS exams.
Delhi Metro train services will begin at 6 am on all corridors on Sunday to facilitate the movement of students appearing for competitive examinations, the DMRC said on Friday. Normally, services on the Pink, Magenta and Grey lines begin at 7 am on Sundays.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said in a post on X, "To facilitate the smooth and timely movement of students appearing for examinations and the general public, Metro train services will commence at 6 am on all lines on Sunday." The early commencement of services will facilitate the movement of candidates appearing for the NDA/CDS examinations, as well as the general public, the DMRC said.
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The Delhi Traffic Police said in a post on X that it had received a request from a CDS aspirant regarding the availability of early morning Metro services to reach the examination centre before the reporting time. Taking note of the concern, the traffic police coordinated with the DMRC to facilitate candidates appearing for the NDA/CDS examinations. It said the DMRC had agreed to commence services at 6 am across all lines on the examination day. Students and other passengers have been advised to plan their journey accordingly.
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