Would-be cops must sit for profile test first


KUALA LUMPUR: New recruits will have to sit for a profile test beginning this month before they are accepted into the force, said the Inspector-General of Police.

The latest batch of 1,900 recruits, said Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar, would be subjected to the Malaysian Integrity Test (MIT) developed by the Malaysian Institute of Micro­electric System (Mimos).

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