The Nigeria Customs Service CBT Exam Results 2025/2026 have been released. See the NCS CBT Result checker here and learn how to access the NCS Aptitude test result 2025/2026.
Nigeria Customs Service CBT Exam Results
If you recently sat for the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Computer-Based Test (CBT) in the recruitment cycle, one of your biggest questions right now is: When will the result be released? In this post, we’ll walk you through the latest updates, how to check the result, what to do next, and tips to avoid scams.
What Is the NCS CBT & Why It Matters
The Nigeria Customs Service recruitment process uses a multi-stage screening system. After initial application and document verification, shortlisted candidates are invited to write a CBT (Computer-Based Test). Only those who pass the CBT move on to further stages (such as interviews or further CBTs for certain cadres).
Has the Nigeria Customs Service CBT Exam Results 2025/2026 Been Released?
Yes the Nigeria Customs Service CBT Exam Results 2025/2026 has been released. This is after the CBT exam was taken few days ago. Shortlisted applicants who wrote the exams will be email their results. Results can also be check via the NCS Aptitude test result checker.
How to Check Your NCS CBT Exam Result
- Visit the test result portal-The primary site is customs.gov.ng, or the updates portal designated by NCS
- Log in using your credentials-Use the NIN you used during registration, plus any password or reference number assigned.
- Check your dashboard / portal section for result or status-There is usually a result or status tab showing whether you passed, failed, or your next mobilization stage.
- Watch your registered email & SMS-NCS often sends direct emails or SMS to candidates with links to the result or next stage instructions—so monitor your email (including spam folder) and your phone.
Important: Be extremely cautious of result‐checking links shared on social media. Always confirm they originate from official NCS domains (customs.gov.ng, recruitment.customs.gov.ng, updates.customs.gov.ng).
What If You Don’t See Your Name?
If your name isn’t on the result list (assuming it’s published), consider the following possibilities:
- You didn’t score above the cut-off: CBTs often employ cut-off marks. Even if you wrote the test, not everyone will pass.
- There was a technical issue or disqualification: The NCS noted that certain behaviors—like switching windows, background noise, or movement—might trigger automatic logout or be flagged as malpractice.
- Your email wasn’t verified or updated: If the NCS couldn’t contact you via your registered email, you might have missed a link or notification.
- The result hasn’t yet been updated in the portal. The public announcement may precede the portal update. Be patient.
Check Also:
- NCS Shortlisted Candidates
- NIS Screening Date
- NIS Shortlisted Candidates
- FFS Screening Date
- FFS Shortlisted Candidates
- NCos Screening Date
- NCos Shortlisted Candidates
- Civil Defence Shortlisted Candidates
- CDCFIB Screening Date
- CDCFIB Shortlisted Candidates
If you believe there’s an error, you may reach out to the NCS recruitment support line or contact their public relations office, referencing your application number, NIN, and full name. Goodluck.
