NOTICE TO INVITED APPLICANTS

 NOTICE TO INVITED APPLICANTS


The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) informs all shortlisted candidates under the Superintendent cadre that a Pre-Test exercise has been scheduled for:


📅 Monday, 22nd September 2025

⏰ 3:00 PM


Applicants under the Inspectorate and Assistant cadres will be contacted at a later date for their own Pre-Test exercise.


A dedicated Pre-Test link will be provided to candidates to enable them complete the log-in process and take part in the exercise.


The purpose of the Pre-Test is to help applicants become familiar with the system before the official Computer-Based Test (CBT).


Important Guidelines for Applicants:


1. Once logged in, candidates must complete facial verification and carefully go through the instructions 30 minutes before the test begins.



2. After the 30 minutes provided for log-in procedures, candidates must click the START button to begin the Pre-Test.



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