Adamawa State Civil Service CBT Examination or Recruitment Test Result Is Out, Check For More Information (csc.ad.gov.ng/result)

You can check the 2025/2026 Adamawa State Civil Service CBT examination or recruitment test result through the state’s official portal if you are one of the candidates who sat for the concluded recruitment examination, which was conducted at various local government centers for the recruitment of additional public service servants.

The public is to note that selection for qualified and experienced candidates is still ongoing, and only candidates who meet the basic recruitment requirements and necessary qualifications through the screening, interview and computer-based examination processes will be considered at the end of the 2025 civil service recruitment exercise.

All candidates who sat for the examination conducted by the Adamawa State Civil Service Commission (CSC) recruitment committee are advised to check their respective results to see if they have been considered for the positions that they applied for, as further announcements will be communicated to them by the government of Adamawa State through email/SMS or through the state’s official portal.

Adamawa State Civil Service CBT Examination Or Recruitment Test Result

All candidates who took the Adamawa State Civil Service Commission (CSC) recruitment examination, who wish to print their result slip, or those who want to reprint their results, should be aware that the state official portal: https://csc.ad.gov.ng/result/ allows them to print out the result slip with either their email address or National Identity Number (NIN).

However, all concerned candidates are to note that without their email address or National Identity Number (NIN), they will NOT be able to print/reprint/access their examination result slip.

Furthermore, all candidates are also advised to note that the management of the Adamawa State Civil Service Commission (CSC) has published additional announcements for all successful candidates who have passed their respective examinations.

They are encouraged to review these announcements and report to the Adamawa State Civil Service invitation centers if they are invited.

Is There Still Job Consideration For Shortlisted Candidates Who Have Failed The Adamawa State Civil Service CBT Examination?

No, the government of Adamawa State has announced that the recruitment of additional applicants into the state’s workforce will be based on a transparent, fair, and merit-based recruitment process, so any of the shortlisted candidates who did not pass the concluded 2025 Civil Service Commission (CSC) recruitment examination are to note that they have been disqualified from the public service recruitment exercise.

So, any of the candidates who failed to pass his or her examination are advised to reapply when the government of Adamawa State announces another civil service job recruitment drive.

They are also advised not to feel discouraged or depressed for not passing the 2025 Civil Service Commission (CSC) recruitment examination, as they are encouraged to note where they defaulted during their respective examinations, so as not to repeat the same mistake when Adamawa State announces another recruitment exercise in the future.

How To Check Or Reprint The Adamawa State CSC Examination Result

For candidates who want to check or re-print the 2025/2026 Adamawa State Civil Service Commission (CSC) recruitment examination results, they are advised to kindly follow the steps below:

  • Visit the Adamawa State Civil Service Commission recruitment portal: https://csc.ad.gov.ng/

  • At the top of the recruitment homepage, please click on the link, My Result

  • You will be navigated to a section where you will be required to enter either your Email or National Identity Number (NIN) to enable you to print or reprint your examination result.

In addition, it is important to note that the Adamawa State Civil Service Commission (CSC) may notify all successful candidates who pass the 2025/2026 examination through email or SMS.

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