Planning to join the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in 2025? Congratulations! But passing the recruitment screening and training is the key to wearing the uniform.

In this guide, you’ll learn exactly what happens during FRSC screening and training, and how to prepare — whether you’re entering with SSCE, OND, NCE, HND, or BSc. With the right preparation, you can stand out and succeed.

What Is FRSC Screening?

FRSC screening is the first step after you’ve been shortlisted for recruitment. It involves a series of tests to confirm you're physically, mentally, and medically fit for service.

FRSC Screening Stages Include:

1. Document Verification

2. Physical Fitness Test

3. Medical Examination

4. Computer-Based Test (CBT)

5. Interview (for officer cadre)

Stage 1: Document Verification

Bring original copies and photocopies of:

• Academic certificates

• Birth certificate or age declaration

• Certificate of origin (LGA)

• Valid ID (e.g., NIN, Voter’s Card)

• Medical fitness report

• Acknowledgment printout from FRSC portal

Tip: Make 2–3 copies of all your documents before going.

Stage 2: Physical Fitness Test

The physical test may include:

• 100-meter dash

• Push-ups or sit-ups

• Long-distance running (1–2 km)

• Height and chest measurement

Minimum Requirements:

Tip: Start light jogging and body exercises weeks before your screening date.

Stage 3: Medical Examination

You’ll undergo checks like:

• Blood pressure

• Vision test

• Chest X-ray

• Urinalysis

• General body health

Tip: Avoid alcohol, smoking, and drugs before the test. Eat clean and hydrate well.

Stage 4: CBT (Computer-Based Test)

This exam tests your:

• Basic English & Grammar

• Current Affairs

• Logical Reasoning

• Mathematics (basic level)

Tip: Practice CBT apps or past questions ahead of time.

Stage 5: Interview (For Graduates Only)

If you’re applying for Officer Cadre (BSc/HND), you may be invited for a brief oral interview.

You’ll be assessed on:

• Communication skills

• Composure and confidence

• Knowledge about FRSC functions and Nigeria

Tip: Dress smart, speak clearly, and research FRSC roles.

What Happens After Screening?

If you pass the screening stages, you’ll be given a provisional appointment letter and invited for training.

What Is FRSC Training Like?

Duration: Approximately 6 months

What to Expect:

• Paramilitary drills

• Morning parade and drills

• First aid and emergency rescue training

• Road safety law lectures

• Mental strength and discipline training

• Physical endurance exercises

Tip: Training is intense. Arrive with strong mental focus and physical fitness.

Training Allowance

Trainees are paid monthly during training based on their qualification level:

Final Tips to Pass FRSC Screening and Training

• Stay healthy and hydrated

• Sleep well before each stage

• Arrive early and well-dressed

• Respect all officials and follow instructions

• Practice CBT questions ahead of time

• Don’t lie about your documents or qualifications

Conclusion

The FRSC screening and training process in 2025 is tough — but not impossible. With smart preparation, physical fitness, and confidence, you’ll pass and move one step closer to becoming an officer.