Candidates must prepare for all types of police question. Here, we review the details you need to know.
MCQs form the backbone of police test questions. Here, you are asked a question and offered 4 possible answers. You are asked to either select the correct answer, or to select the “most accurate” answer from the choices provided.
During the reading comprehension test, you may also be asked true/false type questions. Here, you must be careful to read, re-read and triple read the paragraph in question. True/false questions can be deceptive. You need to take your time.
Don't underestimate the value of educated guesswork. By eliminating just one of the possible answers, you increase the probability of choosing the right answer by 8%. If you eliminate 2 answers, this jumps to 25%. So even if you don't have a clue what the answer is, try to "work out" what cannot logically / possibly be true. It can make all the difference!
The police polygraph exam establishes whether you are being deceptive.
Police written test examines your critical thinking and comprehension skills.
The fitness exam tests your strength, versatility and cardiovascular ability
The oral board exam tests your suitability to the role of a police officer.
Take a few minutes to review some of our sample questions. Here, we review the type of question
you can expect as well as detailing our comprehensive answer explanations to help plug any gaps in your police test knowledge.
You must take as many police practice tests as possible. The more questions you try, the more you learn about your strengths and weaknesses and – more importantly – how to turn those weaknesses into strengths.
Answering police exam questions doesn’t need to be difficult. At first, questions are daunting. There’s no doubt about it. The more you study, the more you practice police test questions, and the more you actively seek to identify your weak spots and to plug those gaps in your knowledge – you rapidly improve in just days!
There are a limited number of places in the police academy. You can’t “just pass”. You need to excel, have an edge, and beat the competition. Whilst the task is not an easy one, it’s doable if you have the motivation and determination to develop a plan for your police study in the weeks and months ahead.
How did you score on the three tests above? Found them difficult? That’s a good thing. That means you’ve learned something; and it gives you the benchmark of the standard you need to achieve. Now you need to take the police test!
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