FBI Phase I Test guide exam help

The FBI Phase I Test is part of the Special Agent Selection System for external special agent applicants. FBIJobs states that Phase I is a computerized test in a proctored environment and is a three-hour exam consisting of five assessments: Logic-Based Reasoning, Figural Reasoning, Personality Assessment, Preferences and Interests, and Situational Judgment. Once invited, applicants have 14 days to schedule and complete the Phase I test, and FBIJobs says applicants are notified whether they passed within one hour after completing it.

The current FBI Testing Overview guide says Phase I and the Phase II Written Assessment are administered at local testing sites through an FBI testing contractor. The contractor sends email invitations, and applicants use the contractor's web-based registration and scheduling system to select a date, time, and test center. Applicants should check all email folders, arrive 15 minutes before the appointment, bring a driver's license or other required photo identification, and read testing contractor messages carefully. Cancellations or rescheduling without penalty are available only up to 48 hours before the appointment.

Phase I has strict integrity and logistics rules. The FBI guide says paper and pencil are not allowed for this test, and candidates may not bring reference materials, pens, pencils, reading materials, work materials, bags, papers, cellphones, or other electronics into the assessment. Any attempt to obtain assistance, record or retain questions or answers, discuss test content, or violate the nondisclosure agreement can lead to disqualification. The guide also says the FBI does not endorse any test preparation materials beyond FBIJobs.gov or the official guide. If an applicant does not pass Phase I, the applicant may be eligible to retest 90 days after the final test session, but a retest invitation is not guaranteed; two Phase I failures make the applicant ineligible for future special agent consideration.