GIS, GNFS, POLICE & PRISONS SERVICE PAST
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
About GIS, GNFS, Police &
Prisons Service Past Questions
The Ghana Immigration Service, Ghana National Fire
service, and the Ghana Prisons Service Aptitude test are scheduled to
take place on Saturday
30th October.
Applicants who have have successfully undergone the screening
exercise for the 2021 GIS recruitment are to expect an SMS between Thursday and
Friday containing the exact aptitude test date
The Aptitude tet for the GIS, GNFS, and GPS are going to be set
in a similar format. Applicants will be tested based on:
·
General knowledge
·
Numeracy & Arithmetic reasoning (Maths, logical
reasoning, symbols, and patterns)
·
Literacy knowledge
How To
Easily Pass GIS, GNFS, Police & Prisons Service Aptitude Test
For you to pass the test, you must be much acquainted with
questions from the above sections.
How To
Pass General Knowledge questions
The
General Knowledge questions are mostly asked to test the applicant’s
understanding of the respective field (GIS, GNFS, Police, GPS) and the current
affairs of the country.
Most of the questions coming from that sections can easily be
gotten from the various service official webpage. Questions such as:
·
What are the Objectives of the service (GIS, GNFS, or GPS)?
·
State Some Functions of the Service?
·
Can You state the Visions, Mission, and Core Values of the
service (GIS, GNFS, or GPS)?
·
What is the Service Chain of command?
·
When was the Service established?
·
Who Was The First Commander Of the Service?
Are highly anticipated when it comes to the general knowledge
aspect of the aptitude test.
How To
Pass Numeracy & Arithmetic Reasoning
The Numeracy & Arithmetic reasoning (Maths, logical
reasoning, symbols, and patterns) questions come from simple mathematics
questions with word problems questions being dominant.
The service will like to test the thinking ability of the
applicants and how they’ll be able to apply that to solve critical issues if
recruited.
How To
Pass Numeracy & Arithmetic Reasoning
Literacy questions are to test the candidate’s ability to read
and understand a situation at hand. Under the literacy section, candidates may
be presented with a passage and asked to deduce the meaning from such a
passage.
Candidates’ comprehension, grammar, and concord are also tested
areas when it comes to the literacy part of the service aptitude test.
So for you to pass the aptitude test, you must have a sound understanding of questions from all three sections of the test.