Met Police Exam case studies

The Metropolitan Police entrance assessment is the selection stage used by London's Metropolitan Police Service to decide whether applicants move forward to interview and pre-employment checks. It is aimed at people seeking to become police constables, including new recruits and, where routes allow, transferees and specials. The assessment is designed to test whether you can think like an officer rather than simply recall facts. It typically combines situational judgement, where you choose the most and least effective response to a policing scenario, with numerical reasoning based on tables and short data sets, verbal reasoning over dense written passages, written communication tasks such as drafting a statement or report, and elements of logical problem solving and checking accuracy under time pressure. The Met Police Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,635 words.