CDCFiB Announces Online Test Schedule for 2025 Recruitment Applicants

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Applicants Advised to Check Their Status and Prepare for the Online Immigration CBT Test

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFiB) has officially announced a major update regarding the ongoing 2025 recruitment exercise for shortlisted candidates.

According to a statement released and signed by Maj. Gen. A.M. Jibril (Rtd.), Secretary to the Board, on Tuesday, 4th November 2025, the recruitment portal will officially close on Friday, 7th November 2025. All applicants are therefore advised to visit the official CDCFiB recruitment website at  recruitment cdcfib to check their application status and confirm whether they have been shortlisted for the next phase.

Online Test Details for Shortlisted Applicants

All shortlisted candidates will participate in an online Computer-Based Test (CBT), which is a mandatory stage of the recruitment process.

According to the announcement:

  • The online test will commence on Wednesday, 12th November 2025, and end on Tuesday, 18th November 2025.

  • The link for the online test will be published on Tuesday, 11th November 2025 via the official recruitment portal.

  • The test will be conducted exclusively online, meaning all previously allocated physical CBT centres are discontinued.

Applicants who had previously selected a CBT centre must now revisit the recruitment portal to choose a preferred online CBT date and time.

Important Instructions for Candidates

To avoid disqualification, all shortlisted candidates are strongly advised to:

  1. Check their status promptly on the official portal: recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng.

  2. Select an online test date and time once the scheduling option becomes available.

  3. Ensure a stable internet connection and access to a functional digital device (laptop, tablet, or smartphone) for the online test.

  4. Carefully read the instructions on the examination slip before starting the test.

  5. Keep all login credentials safe and confidential.

Board’s Commitment to Transparency

The CDCFiB reiterated its commitment to ensuring a smooth, transparent, and credible recruitment process for all applicants across the participating agencies — namely the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Federal Fire Service (FFS), and the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS).

The Board also reminded the public to beware of fraudulent messages and websites, and to rely only on official CDCFiB communication channels for updates and instructions.

Important Also:

How to Pass Nigerian Immigration Aptitude Test (2025 Guide)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – CDCFiB 2025 Recruitment Online Test

1. How do I check if I have been shortlisted?

Visit the official portal at recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng.
Login using your application email and password, then check your application status.

2. When will the recruitment portal close?

The portal officially closes on Friday, 7th November 2025.
After this date, no further profile updates or applications will be accepted.

3. When will the online test take place?

The online test will take place from Wednesday, 12th November to Tuesday, 18th November 2025.

4. When will the test link be available?

The test link will be published on Tuesday, 11th November 2025 on the official portal. All candidates are advised to log in that day to check their test schedule.

5. Will the test be physical or online?

The test is strictly online. All previously allocated CBT centres are now discontinued.

6. What should I do if I had already chosen a CBT centre?

If you had earlier updated your profile with a physical CBT centre, simply log back into the portal to select a new online test date and time.

7. What do I need to take the online test?

You’ll need:

  • A stable internet connection

  • A smartphone, tablet, or laptop

  • Your login details for the CDCFiB portal

  • Quiet environment and adequate power supply

8. What happens if my internet disconnects during the test?

Try to reconnect immediately. However, repeated interruptions may affect your submission. It’s advisable to ensure a reliable connection and sufficient data before starting.

9. What if I miss my scheduled online test date?

Missing your assigned test window without valid reason may result in automatic disqualification. Ensure you plan accordingly.

10. How will I know if I passed the test?

Successful candidates will be notified via email, SMS, or through the official portal after the online test concludes. Keep monitoring your dashboard for updates.

11. Can I take the test more than once?

No. Each applicant is allowed only one attempt at the online test. Multiple submissions may result in disqualification.

12. Is the online test for all agencies under CDCFiB?

Yes. The online test applies to candidates who applied for Immigration, Civil Defence, Fire, or Correctional Service roles under the CDCFiB recruitment board.

13. What topics or questions should I expect in the Immigration CBT Test?

Expect questions on:

  • English Language & Communication

  • Numerical/Quantitative Reasoning

  • General Knowledge & Current Affairs

  • Logical/Verbal Reasoning

  • Agency-specific knowledge (e.g., NIS duties, NSCDC responsibilities)

You can also review Nigeria Immigration Service interview questions and Immigration CBT Questions and Answers from past years to strengthen your preparation.

14. How do I prepare for the online Immigration CBT Test?

  • Study previous NIS questions and answers.

  • Practice with online CBT platforms.

  • Review Nigerian current affairs and basic security knowledge.

  • Ensure your computer or phone functions properly before test day.

15. What should I avoid during the online test?

Avoid:

  • Logging in on multiple devices simultaneously

  • Switching browsers during the test

  • Submitting incomplete answers

  • Sharing your login details with others

16. How can I confirm official information or report suspicious messages?

Always cross-check announcements from the official CDCFiB handles:

Avoid unofficial pages or messages promising job placements or “help” in exchange for money.

Final Word

The CDCFiB urges all applicants to remain calm, focused, and prepared as the online recruitment test approaches. The Board assures candidates of a fair and transparent selection process, emphasizing merit and professionalism at every stage.

Applicants should check their email regularly, log in to the recruitment portal, and prepare adequately for the online test.

Signed:
Maj. Gen. A.M. Jibril (Rtd.)
Secretary to the Board
Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFiB)
Dated: 4th November, 2025