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CJBAT (Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test)

Overview

Summary

The CJBAT measures cognitive abilities, behavioral attributes, and skills needed for law enforcement and corrections positions in Florida.

90 minutes

3

sections

97

questions

Quick Facts

Aliases:

Florida CJBAT, Criminal Justice BAT

Applicant Type:

Law Enforcement Officer, Correctional Officer

Agencies:

Florida Police Departments, Correctional Agencies

Exam Sections

Section

Description

# of Questions

Behavioral Attributes

Choose the option that reflects how you might respond to the law enforcement scenario provided.

47 questions

Memorization

You'll have 60 seconds to memorize an image then you'll be asked to recall information about the image.

10 questions

Written Abilities & Reasoning Skills

Check for grammatical & spelling errors, read charts and tables and answer logic questions based on a passage.

40 questions

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CJBAT (Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test)

CJBAT Practice Test Results

Scoring

Scoring Method:

Pass/Fail

Tips:

Passing score varies by agency; typically 70% or higher.

Difficulty:

Challenging

Retake Policy:

Limited retakes allowed within a year.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the CJBAT exam?

The CJBAT (Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test) measures cognitive abilities, memory recall and behavioral traits for law enforcement and corrections applicants in Florida.

How long does the CJBAT take?

The test has a time limit of 90 minutes. Our timed practice exams will help you ensure you are prepared for this time cap.

What are the sections of the CJBAT?

The exam covers Written Skills, Memorization, and Situational Judgment.

What score is needed to pass the CJBAT?

Most agencies require at least 70% to pass.

How often can I retake the CJBAT?

Candidates may have limited retakes within a year, depending on agency rules.

 

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