NE POST case studies
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The Nepal Police Officer Selection Test - commonly searched as NE POST - is the competitive screening examination used in Nepal's process for recruiting police officers. It is aimed at candidates who have completed the required academic qualification and now want to enter the force at the officer level, where selection combines a written examination with subsequent physical and medical stages and an interview. The NE POST case studies are 5 cases and about 4,314 words.
1The Twenty-Four Hour Clock at the Highway Checkpoint
On Friday 2 February at 18:40, Sub-Inspector Rana stops a motorcycle at a highway checkpoint and finds that its engine and chassis numbers match a theft report filed in the same district three weeks earlier. The rider, aged 29, admits he bought the bike cheaply from a man in Hetauda and names two more people who, he says, own similar machines.
824 words, about 4 min2The Boy Who Says He Is Eighteen
At 20:15 on a Tuesday, a ward police office receives a tenth-grade student brought in by a crowd after he snatched a mobile phone worth Rs 32,000 from a woman at a bus stop. Two other boys ran away.
858 words, about 4 min3Seventy Constables and Five Beats
A metropolitan police range has 96 constables sanctioned for patrol. Each day 12 are on fixed guard duty at two VIP residences, an average of 8 are on leave or training, and 6 work in the administrative section.
840 words, about 4 min4Two Clocks, One Alibi
A gold-ornament shop 2.4 km inside Nepalgunj was robbed at 19:45 on 14 April; the shop's CCTV clock runs 3 minutes fast. The suspect, a driver, says he left a wedding at Kohalpur at 19:20, rode his motorcycle homeward at about 40 km/h, and stopped for fuel at a pump, where he holds a printed receipt timed 19:38.
852 words, about 4 min5The Statement That Says "Near the Door"
At the tourist police post in Lakeside, Pokhara, a 34-year-old Indian national reports that his bag was taken from a restaurant terrace between 19:00 and 19:40 the previous evening. It held his passport, about INR 18,000 and a camera.
940 words, about 5 min