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CDCFIB Announces Online CBT for Shortlisted 2025 Recruitment Candidates

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has announced the commencement of its online Computer-Based Test (CBT) for shortlisted candidates in the ongoing 2025 recruitment exercise. The test is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, 12 November 2025, at 9:00 a.m.

This stage is strictly for candidates who have received official scheduling. Participants are expected to follow all examination guidelines carefully, as non-compliance may result in disqualification. The online CBT will be AI-proctored to detect malpractice, unauthorized assistance, or device interference.

Key Details for Candidates

  • Ensure stable internet access, steady power supply, and use of a suitable device, preferably a laptop.
  • Mobile phones or tablets may be used, but interruptions like phone calls or switching apps will trigger violation alerts. Multiple violations may lead to automatic failure.
  • The CDCFIB examination portal opens 30 minutes before the scheduled test. Log in at recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng using your assigned exam window.
  • Complete the photo verification process and wait in the virtual room until the test starts automatically.
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Rejoining After Disconnection

If disconnected during the test, candidates can rejoin within the allotted time and continue from where they left off. The system records progress automatically to ensure fairness.

CDCFIB’s Commitment to Fair Assessment

CDCFIB remains committed to transparency and accountability in the recruitment process. The AI-proctored system ensures that every participant is evaluated fairly and based on merit.

Candidates are encouraged to prepare thoroughly, maintain integrity, and complete the CBT with confidence. Best wishes are extended to all participants in the CDCFIB 2025 recruitment exercise.

EducationNGR also notes that this online system strengthens the credibility of the selection process and minimizes malpractice risks.