Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) CBT and Admission Exercises 2024; The Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) has announced the schedule for admission exercises into the 11th Regular Course. These exercises will involve multiple stages of evaluation, starting with the Computer-Based Test (CBT), followed by physical, psychological, and medical screenings, as well as a board interview.
The admission exercises will commence on Wednesday, 4th December 2024, at the Nigeria Police Academy in Wudil, Kano.
Stages of the Admission Exercises
The admission process consists of the following stages:
- Computer-Based Test (CBT):
- All candidates must first participate in this test.
- Credential Verification:
- Only candidates who pass the CBT will proceed to this stage.
- Physical Fitness Tests:
- A series of activities to assess candidates’ physical readiness.
- Psychological Screening and Medical Evaluations:
- To ensure candidates are mentally and physically fit for police training.
- Board Interview:
- A final assessment for eligible candidates.
Accommodation will be provided for all participants during these exercises.
Screening Requirements
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Candidates must report to the screening centre dressed in a plain white T-shirt and shorts and bring the following documents neatly arranged in two white flat files:
- Certificate of physical and mental fitness from a government-recognised hospital.
- A character reference from the Village or District Head.
- Certificate of origin signed by the Local Government Chairman or Secretary.
- A printed copy of the National Identity Number (NIN) slip.
- Original and photocopies of:
- O’ Level results
- Birth certificate or age declaration
- JAMB result
- A print-out of the application form.
- A completed guarantor’s form.
- The invitation slip.
Note: Candidates who fail to present any of the above documents will be disqualified.
Important Guidelines for Candidates
- Adhere strictly to the schedule, date, and time stated on your invitation slip.
- Follow all instructions provided for the screening process.
- Any deviation from the guidelines may result in disqualification.
Commitment to Transparency
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The Commandant of POLAC, AIG Sadiq I. Abubakar, has reassured candidates that the admission process will be transparent and free of charge.
Candidates are advised to avoid engaging with individuals attempting to exploit the process, as violators will face legal consequences.
Preparation Tips for Candidates
- Organise your documents well in advance.
- Prepare physically and mentally for the screening exercises.
- Stay alert and follow updates on the official Nigeria Police Academy website
This is a significant opportunity to join the Nigeria Police Force. Best of luck to all applicants!
