Force average pass rate for Inspectors exam is 54 per cent

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Force average pass rate for Inspectors' exam is 54 per cent

Forces' pass rates for the Inspectors NPPF Step Two Legal Examination chart have been published.

Date - 26th October 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Cheshire, Gwent, Norfolk, Lancashire and Lincolnshire were the top five performing forces in the 2022 Inspector exams. Officers from all 43 regional forces, as well as BTP, had taken the exam which had an average pass rate of 54 per cent. The best...

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