Nepal Police Published Written Exam Center of Police Inspector Post
The Nepal Police Inspector Written Exam Center Announcement furnishes essential details regarding the upcoming written examination for the role of Police Inspector in Nepal. It encompasses crucial information including the advertisement number, the publication date of the written examination program, and the designated exam center determination date, providing candidates with clear timelines and locations for their preparations. The guidelines and instructions section offers valuable insights for candidates, specifying the use of designated writing tools like dot pens or black ink pens, along with the necessity of arriving at the examination venue well in advance with the admit card.
Additionally, candidates are informed about prohibited items within the examination hall to uphold the integrity of the assessment process. The protocol for unforeseen holidays and the format for answering multiple-choice questions are elucidated, ensuring candidates are well-prepared for the examination environment. Furthermore, candidates are reminded of the importance of carrying mandatory identification documents for entry, underscoring the significance of adherence to procedural requirements.
The announcement also delineates the format and conduct of the professional practical examination, including time allocation and behavioral expectations, in line with established norms set by the Commission to maintain fairness and standardization across assessments. Stricter rules against unauthorized actions such as copying or tampering with examination materials are emphasized to uphold the sanctity of the examination process. Measures to safeguard candidates' identities, except where necessary, are outlined to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of the examination.
Moreover, candidates are reminded of their obligation to return all examination materials promptly after completion, highlighting the importance of post-examination protocol adherence. Overall, this announcement serves as a comprehensive guide for candidates preparing for the Nepal Police Inspector written examination, fostering transparency, fairness, and adherence to regulations throughout the assessment process.
Important Details:
- Advertisement No.: 2080/07/03
- Written Examination Program Published Date: 2080/10/16
- Written Exam Center Determine Date: 2080/10/24
Guidelines and Instructions for Candidates:
- Use dot pen or black ink pen exclusively on the answer sheet.
- Arrival at the examination hall should be at least 1 hour before the exam commencement along with the admit card.
- Prohibited items in the examination hall include bags, mobile phones, and electronic devices.
- Scheduled examination program remains unchanged even in the event of an unexpected holiday unless notified by the Commission.
- Answer multiple-choice questions using capital letters A, B, C, D only.
- Admit card and government-issued identification (citizenship or ID card) are mandatory for entry.
- The examination adheres to the norms outlined in the Examination (Operation and Management) Act, 2077 (Third Amendment) by the Commission.
Professional Practical Examination:
- The third paper will include a professional practical examination.
- Examinees have 10 minutes to fill in their names and review instructions on the professional answer sheet.
- After the theoretical knowledge examination (2 hours and 15 minutes), remain in place with the answer sheet.
- A professional behavior test will be conducted subsequently.
Prohibited Actions During Examination:
- Copying, photographing, or removing question papers/answer sheets is strictly prohibited.
- Professional practical test for Police Inspector post includes Situational Travel Time, Incident Report writing, and Simulation or Work sample subjects.
Identity Protection Measures:
- Candidates should not disclose their identity except as mentioned in the answer book to avoid examination cancellation.
Post-Examination Protocol:
- All examination materials including answer sheets, question papers, and instructions must be returned promptly.
