Nypd EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
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N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Before applying to become an officer with the NYPD, candidates
who meet the hiring prerequisites outlined below must first take the written civil service exam.
Candidates who pass the civil service exam must next apply to the department.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-The mission of the NYPD is to improve the quality of life in New
York City. NYPD police officers work to maintain order and enforce local laws by preventing and
investigating crimes and upholding the legal system.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-As the largest municipal police force in the US, the NYPD houses
numerous specialty divisions, including bureaus dedicated to counterterrorism, housing,
intelligence, transit and transportation, and detective and patrol services.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-1Officers may also specialize in aviation, emergency services,
highway patrol, or crime scene investigation. With so many departments and chances for
specialization, there are always opportunities to pursue career interests and seek promotion
within the NYPD.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-To be eligible to sit for the written civil service exam, applicants
must be between the ages of 17.5 and 35.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-To be hired as an officer with the NYPD, candidates must be US
citizens and at least 21 years of age, hold a high school diploma plus at least 60 college credits
with a minimum 2.0 GPA,
, N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-have a valid New York driver's license, and reside within the five
boroughs of New York City or surrounding counties. The college experience requirement may be
waived with two years of full-time service with the US Armed Forces.
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N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Once hired as a police recruit, prospective officers attend the New
York City Police Academy. The rigorous training program lasts six months. Courses cover such
topics as law, behavioral science, physical training and tactics, police science, firearms training,
and First Aid/ CPR.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Classes in terrorism, identity theft, and other advanced law
enforcement skills are also part of the curriculum. Recruits must pass 4 separate exams with a
score of 75% or higher to graduate from the academy and be sworn in as NYPD officers.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-The starting salary for a New York City police recruit is $42,819,
which is raised to $45,673 after six months.2 With typical step increases, an NYPD officer's base
salary is $78,026 after five-and-a-half years of service.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-2 Officers also earn additional pay for overtime, longevity, and
holiday work. Those who earn higher ranks earn commensurately higher salaries; for example,
the top base pay for sergeants with the NYPD is $103,584 per year.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-2 All officers are entitled to paid vacation days, paid sick leave,
competitive health and life insurance programs, and various retirement plan options.
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CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
LATEST 100% GUARANTEED PASS
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Before applying to become an officer with the NYPD, candidates
who meet the hiring prerequisites outlined below must first take the written civil service exam.
Candidates who pass the civil service exam must next apply to the department.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-The mission of the NYPD is to improve the quality of life in New
York City. NYPD police officers work to maintain order and enforce local laws by preventing and
investigating crimes and upholding the legal system.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-As the largest municipal police force in the US, the NYPD houses
numerous specialty divisions, including bureaus dedicated to counterterrorism, housing,
intelligence, transit and transportation, and detective and patrol services.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-1Officers may also specialize in aviation, emergency services,
highway patrol, or crime scene investigation. With so many departments and chances for
specialization, there are always opportunities to pursue career interests and seek promotion
within the NYPD.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-To be eligible to sit for the written civil service exam, applicants
must be between the ages of 17.5 and 35.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-To be hired as an officer with the NYPD, candidates must be US
citizens and at least 21 years of age, hold a high school diploma plus at least 60 college credits
with a minimum 2.0 GPA,
, N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-have a valid New York driver's license, and reside within the five
boroughs of New York City or surrounding counties. The college experience requirement may be
waived with two years of full-time service with the US Armed Forces.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-1
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Once hired as a police recruit, prospective officers attend the New
York City Police Academy. The rigorous training program lasts six months. Courses cover such
topics as law, behavioral science, physical training and tactics, police science, firearms training,
and First Aid/ CPR.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-Classes in terrorism, identity theft, and other advanced law
enforcement skills are also part of the curriculum. Recruits must pass 4 separate exams with a
score of 75% or higher to graduate from the academy and be sworn in as NYPD officers.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-The starting salary for a New York City police recruit is $42,819,
which is raised to $45,673 after six months.2 With typical step increases, an NYPD officer's base
salary is $78,026 after five-and-a-half years of service.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-2 Officers also earn additional pay for overtime, longevity, and
holiday work. Those who earn higher ranks earn commensurately higher salaries; for example,
the top base pay for sergeants with the NYPD is $103,584 per year.
N Y P D - CORRECT ANSWER-2 All officers are entitled to paid vacation days, paid sick leave,
competitive health and life insurance programs, and various retirement plan options.
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