What the free test covers
The practice set is split evenly across reading comprehension of summons and post-order policy, basic math word problems tied to scheduling and counts, logical reasoning with conditional rules, and situational judgment scenarios covering driver confrontations, integrity, safety hazards, and identity verification.
Each question includes the correct answer and a short explanation of the reasoning, so a missed question becomes a learning moment rather than a dead end.
How to use it effectively
Take it once untimed to build familiarity with the format, reviewing every answer explanation regardless of whether you got the question right. Then take it again in timed mode to check your pacing under realistic conditions.
If a particular category (say, logic) is consistently weaker, spend extra time specifically on that category before moving to a full timed run — a scattered study approach across all categories equally is usually less efficient than targeting your actual weak point.
Common questions
Is this test affiliated with the NYPD?
No. This is independent practice content created to help candidates prepare. It is not produced or endorsed by the NYPD.
Do I need to create an account to take the free test?
No. The practice test on this site is available without login. Creating a free account lets you save your score history if you want to track progress over multiple sessions.
Is there a paid version with more questions?
Not yet for this specific track — check back, or explore the free study guide linked from this page in the meantime for additional preparation content.