The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) recruitment exam is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) that requires candidates to be fully prepared. Beyond receiving your CBT link and email notification, applicants must also ensure they have the right materials ready before the exam day.
If you are shortlisted for the NCS exam, here are the essential things you must prepare in advance:
Contents
1. Valid Identification Card
You will need a valid means of identification to enter the exam hall. Accepted IDs include:
- National ID Card (NIN Slip or Plastic Card)
- Voter’s Card
- International Passport
- Driver’s License
2. Printed CBT Exam Slip
After receiving your CBT email notification and link, print your exam slip. It contains your exam date, time, and center. Without it, you will not be allowed to write the test.
3. Computer for the Exam
The NCS exam is strictly computer-based, meaning you must be ready to use a desktop or laptop system provided at the center. Mobile phones and personal devices are not allowed for the test.
4. Study Materials
To perform well, prepare with the right resources, such as:
- Past NCS questions and answers
- English and Mathematics practice
- Current affairs (Nigeria and international trade)
- Logical reasoning questions
5. Neat and Proper Dressing
The Nigeria Customs Service values discipline. Dress smartly and avoid flashy or casual clothes.
6. Safety Materials (If Required)
Carry a face mask and hand sanitizer in case health protocols are enforced at the venue.
Quick Checklist Before Exam Day
| Category | What to Bring/Prepare |
|---|---|
| Identification | National ID, Voter’s Card, Passport, or Driver’s License |
| Exam Document | Printed CBT Exam Slip |
| CBT Requirement | Computer/Desktop provided at the exam center (mobile devices not allowed) |
| Study Preparation | Past Questions, Current Affairs, English, Maths, Logical Reasoning |
| Personal Prep | Neat Dressing, Face Mask, Hand Sanitizer |
Final Advice
- Check your email regularly for your CBT link and exam notification.
- Print your exam slip on time.
- Get your documents ready a day before the test.
- Arrive at the venue at least one hour early.
Conclusion
The Nigeria Customs Service recruitment exam is not just about studying hard but also about being well-prepared. By organizing the right materials before the exam date, you reduce stress and increase your chances of success.
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