The Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) in Wudil has officially said that the Post UTME form for the 2025/2026 school year is now available.
This is an exceptional opportunity for young Nigerians who want to pursue a university education while also undergoing professional police training to become commissioned officers in the Nigeria Police Force.
We will explain how to apply for the POLAC Post UTME Form, as well as other important information you will need during the process.
Eligibility Requirements for POLAC 12th Regular Course
Interested candidates should carefully review these requirements to confirm their eligibility for admission.
When registering for JAMB, all candidates must choose POLAC as their first choice institution.
They must also obtain a score greater than 180 to be considered for admission.
Candidates must be Nigerian citizens and provide valid proof of their place of origin.
Applicants must be aged 16 to 21 by October 31, 2025. Candidates who do not fall within this age range will not be considered.
Candidates must have at least five credits in their O-Level results (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), including English Language and Mathematics, from no more than two sittings. Three additional credits must be in subjects related to the chosen field of study at POLAC.
Applicants must have a height of at least 1.67 metres for men and 1.64 metres for women.
Candidates should also be physically and mentally healthy.
Applicants must have no criminal records, and those with tattoos or body inscriptions will be disqualified.
If you meet these requirements, please apply in accordance with the guidelines.
How to Apply for POLAC Post UTME Form 2025/2026
If you have confirmed that you meet all of the admission requirements, please follow the steps below to apply for the Nigeria Police Academy Post UTME Form for 2025/2026.
Visit the official Nigeria Police Academy website at www.admission.polac.edu.ng.
Click the "Admission Form" link to get your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) code.
To pay the irreversible sum of ₦6,000, use the RRR code at any commercial bank or use your ATM card on the Remita platform online.
After making the payment, return to the portal and log in with your information to complete the application form.
Upload scanned copies of your passport photo and any relevant documents (birth certificate, O-Level results, JAMB results, etc.).
After submitting the form, print the confirmation slip and keep it safe. It will be required during the screening process.
Physical Screening Requirements For POLAC Post UTME Form
The Nigeria Police Academy has the following physical requirements:
All candidates must arrive at the screening centre dressed in a clean white T-shirt and shorts, bringing the following essential documents, properly organised in two flat white files with a recent passport photograph attached to each:
A government recognised hospital provides a medical report confirming physical and mental fitness.
A letter of good character from the applicant's village or district head
Certificate of origin signed by the chairman or secretary of the applicant's local government area.
A printed slip with the National Identity Number (NIN).
Originals and photocopies of academic credentials, including O-Level results, birth certificates or age declarations, and JAMB result printouts.
Printed copy of the completed application form.
A fully completed and signed Guarantor's Form.
The CBT examination card
Failure to submit any of these required items will result in disqualification from the screening process.
Candidates are also reminded to strictly adhere to their assigned screening date and time, as well as any specific instructions or guidelines provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is POLAC screening performed?
A: The screening process will include a computer based test (CBT), physical feature screening, medical screening, and a selection board interview.
Q. What is the dress code for the POLAC screening?
A: Applicants should arrive at the screening location wearing white canvas shoes, white T-shirts, white shorts, and white stockings.
Q: How much is the ASP salary?
A: The monthly salary for an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in the Nigeria Police Force ranges from around ₦150,000 to ₦296,000, depending on their grade (ASP II or I) and seniority level.
Q: Does POLAC consider second choices?
A: The Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) does not consider second choice candidates. To be eligible for admission, applicants must first select POLAC on the JAMB form.
Q: Does POLAC allow phones?
A: Mobile phones are strictly prohibited for cadets during training at the Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC), and only authorised staff are permitted to use them.
Q: How long is police recruitment training?
A: General Duty constables in the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) typically receive six months of recruitment training.
