Public Prosecution Test (Investigation Lieutenant) guides
Every Public Prosecution Test (Investigation Lieutenant) guide on one page, in the order you will need them.
- Questions and time
- 149 questions · 2 hours 30 minutes
- Pass mark
- No pass mark; your score is sent to the Public Prosecution to rank candidates
- Exam fee
- SAR 200
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- Registering for the Public Prosecution Test (Investigation Lieutenant): From Nomination to ResultThe Public Prosecution Test steps from applying for Investigation Lieutenant to nomination and Qiyas registration, the SAR 200 fee, ID and test-day rules, and when results arrive.Last updated:
- Who Needs the Public Prosecution Test? Investigation Lieutenant and How Your Score Is UsedWho sits the Public Prosecution test (Sharia and law graduates applying as Investigation Lieutenant), where it sits in the application, why there is no pass mark and how the score is sent.Last updated:
While you study
- Public Prosecution Test Content: Three Parts, Four Units and ReferencesFormat of the Public Prosecution test for Investigation Lieutenant (149 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes), its three parts, topics in each unit, the references Qiyas lists, and the current Criminal Procedure Law.Last updated:
- Public Prosecution Test Study Plan: What to Study by Days LeftA Public Prosecution Test (Investigation Lieutenant) study plan by time left: 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6 weeks, with the order to read the Sharia references and criminal procedure, and how to spread 150 minutes over 149 questions.Last updated: