How to Check Your Nigerian Customs Service Test Link, Exam Date, Time, and Batch for SSCE, ND, NCE, HND & Degree

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has officially released details on how shortlisted candidates can confirm their examination schedule, including the exam date, time, batch, and test link. This update affects applicants across all categories — SSCE, ND, NCE, HND, and Degree holders.

Background on the NCS Recruitment Test

The Customs recruitment test began with a pilot phase for Superintendent Officer applicants who applied with HND and Degree qualifications. To avoid the server breakdown experienced earlier, the exam was divided into batches (A–D).

Now, the second phase is about to begin, bringing together all successful candidates, including SSCE, ND, and NCE applicants. According to the management, a total of 286,697 candidates will take part in this round.

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Why You Must Confirm Your Exam Details

Many candidates have complained about not receiving emails or SMS messages regarding their exam. The NCS has clarified that even if you did not get a notification, you can still confirm your eligibility and exam details online. All you need is your National Identification Number (NIN) or the email address you used during application.

Step-by-Step Guide to Check Your Customs Exam Schedule

Follow the instructions below to confirm if you are qualified for the upcoming test:

1. Visit the official Customs update portal – https://updates.customs.gov.ng
2. Enter your NIN or registered email address used during your application.
3. Check your result:
   • If your details appear (Full Name, Email, Rank, Batch, Exam Date, Time, and Test Link), it means you are qualified to take the test. Ensure you write down your exam date and time, and copy your test link safely.
   • If you see the message: “Sorry, You are not qualified for the test”, it means you have been disqualified.

Important Notes for Candidates

• Double-check your exam batch and time to avoid missing your schedule.
• Always log in with the same email address or NIN you used during application.
• Do not rely solely on SMS or email notifications; confirm directly on the portal.
• Prepare ahead of time to avoid last-minute issues during the online test.

Final Thoughts

The Nigerian Customs Service recruitment process is highly competitive, and only candidates who successfully confirm their exam details on the portal will be allowed to sit for the test. If you applied for Customs recruitment, take a few minutes to verify your status today.

Staying updated and properly prepared could be the difference between moving to the next stage or missing out entirely.

Visit the portal now to confirm your exam link, date, time, and batch.