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NPA Subject Combinations And Examination Centres

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This is to inform all prospective candidates for the Nigerian Police Academy 5th Regular course that the management subject combination and examination centres are as follows;



SUBJECT COMBINATION

1. The name of the examination should continue as SELECTION EXAMINATION.
2. The Examination shall assume the following pattern:


SELECTION A: General paper - compulsory for all candidates (Weighting, 40%). Other sections, (only one section to be answered by candidates based on Faculty of choice (weighting 60%).

GENERAL PAPER AND ANY OF THE FOLLOWING 3 SUBJECTS

SECTION B: FACULTY OF HUMANITIES:
Government/History
Economics
Literature in English

SECTION C: FACULTY OF LAW
History/Government
IRS/CRS
Literature in English

SECTION D: FACULTY OF SCIENCE:
Biology
Chemistry
Physics

SECTION E: FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES:
Government
Economics

Examination Centers

1. Kano - Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil

2. Kaduna - Police College, Kaduna

3. Enugu - Police Detective College, Enugu

4. Abuja - National Universities Commission, Auditorium

5. Minna - Police Secondary School, Minna

6. Jos - Police Staff College, Jos

7. Bauchi - Police Training School, Bauchi

8. Maiduguri - Police College, Maiduguri

9. Lagos - Police College, Ikeja

10. Ibadan - Police Training School, Ibadan

11. Port Harcourt - Police Secondary School, Port Harcourt

12. Owerri - Police College, Owerri

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