PSC promises fair and transparent JAMB/CBT for police recruits

The PSC Chairman, Dr. Solomon Arase, CFR, a former Inspector General of Police, said that the Commission is committed to ensuring that the recruitment exercise is based on merit and conforms to the Federal Character Commission's guidelines for equal representation of all states.

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has promised to give a fair and transparent Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) Computer Based Test (CBT) to the 171,956 candidates who made it to the shortlist for the police recruitment exercise.

The CBT will take place on March 5th and 6th, 2024, in all the 36 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

The PSC made this promise in a statement issued by its Head of Press and Public Relations, Ikechukwu Ani.

The PSC Chairman, Dr. Solomon Arase, CFR, a former Inspector General of Police, said that the Commission is committed to ensuring that the recruitment exercise is based on merit and conforms to the Federal Character Commission's guidelines for equal representation of all states.

He also stated that the Commission will maintain the same standard of merit throughout the recruitment process.

The statement further advised the applicants to check the recruitment portal; apply.policerecruitment.gov to verify their status after the screening exercise and to get the specific time and date for their CBT if they are successful.

The statement also noted that the completion of the exercise will provide the nation with more police personnel to help in combating crime and criminality.

In addition, the statement said that the 43,778 candidates who passed the screening exercise for the specialists cadre will undergo practical tests at a later date that will be communicated soon.

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