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Every stage of the Police Scotland process you can practise for, in one payment: the PSET Pack, the Assessment Day Pack and the Interview Pack, 12 months each. £49.99, £24.98 less than buying the three separately.

Independent information, not advice · Sources checked 22 October 2026 · Scotland

In short

Police Scotland recruits through the PSET (49 questions in 60 minutes), a 5.4 bleep test, then an assessment day with a group task, a spoken Situational Judgement Exercise and a four-question interview. This bundle gives you practice for the PSET and every assessment day exercise, written by PolicePay, not Police Scotland.

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What you get

1. PSET Pack (£24.99 on its own)

  • 10 full original practice papers, each 49 questions in 60 minutes, graded from an introductory paper to two final mocks (490 questions in all).
  • Section drills with a worked explanation after every question: literacy 80, numeracy 70, information handling 60.
  • A score report by section and by skill after every paper, with one tap into a drill on your weakest skill.
  • Printable papers, answer keys and answer sheets for practising in ink, plus your progress history.

See the PSET Pack in detail.

2. Assessment Day Pack (£24.99 on its own)

  • Situational Judgement Exercise practice: scenarios that unfold as you go, answered out loud, as on the day.
  • A group task trainer for the 10 minutes of reading, the 30-minute discussion and briefing, then the 10 minutes of assessor questions.

3. Interview Pack (£24.99 on its own)

  • AI interview practice in the real format: four questions, each linked to a competency in the Police Scotland Competencies and Values Framework.
  • A values question builder for the application form question on Police Scotland's values (up to 400 words).
The price

£49.99 for all three, 12 months each, one payment, nothing renews. Bought separately: £74.97. Full refund within 14 days, no reason needed.

Stage by stage

StageWhat Police Scotland saysIn this bundle
PSETOne handwritten paper, 49 questions in 60 minutes: numeracy, literacy and information handling. You must pass all three. Calculator provided.10 full papers, drills by skill, printable answer sheets
Fitness test15-metre bleep test to level 5.4Not a paid part: free guide and simulator
Group task10 minutes reading a 500 to 600 word scenario, 30-minute group discussion and briefing, 10-minute assessor Q&AGroup task trainer
Situational Judgement Exercise60 minutes; scenarios read out by assessors, each candidate answers in turn; no reading time; no police knowledge neededSJE practice
InterviewAfternoon, if successful in the morning: 20 minutes, four questions, face to face, each linked to a CVF competencyAI interview practice and the values question builder

Police Scotland does not publish the PSET pass mark, the split of PSET questions or how the assessment day is scored, so nothing here predicts a result.

Already own a part?

  • One pack: the whole bundle for a buyer price of £19.99 while that pack is active, unless the bundle less what you paid is lower.
  • Two packs: the bundle less what you paid, never below £5.00.
  • All three: nothing more to buy.

Open this page in the browser you bought with (or sign in with the email you paid with) and the button above shows your price. Every part then runs for 12 months from that day; any part that already runs longer is left as it is.

What is not included

  • No coaching or one-to-one sessions: it is self-study practice.
  • No fitness training plan: see the free fitness test guide and bleep test simulator.
  • No official Police Scotland questions or papers. Police Scotland does not endorse any study materials.
  • No pass guarantee: Police Scotland does not publish its pass marks.
Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in Police Scotland Complete?

Three packs, each for 12 months: the PSET Pack (10 full practice papers of 49 questions in 60 minutes, plus 210 drill questions), the Assessment Day Pack (Situational Judgement Exercise practice and a group task trainer) and the Interview Pack (AI interview practice and a values question builder).

How much does it cost?

£49.99, one payment, nothing renews. The three packs cost £74.97 bought separately, so the bundle saves £24.98. Full refund within 14 days, no reason needed.

I already bought one of the packs. Do I pay full price?

No. If you hold one pack you get the bundle at a buyer price of £19.99 while that pack is active, unless the bundle less what you paid is lower. If you hold two you pay the bundle less what you paid, never below £5.00. Open this page in the browser you bought with (or sign in) and your price shows on the button. Every part then restarts at 12 months.

Is this official Police Scotland material?

No. Everything is written by PolicePay in the format Police Scotland describes. Police Scotland says it does not endorse any study materials. No product can promise a pass.

Does it cover the fitness test?

Not as a paid part. The fitness test is the 15-metre bleep test to level 5.4. Our free fitness test guide and bleep test simulator cover it.

What if my assessment day is months away?

Each pack runs for 12 months from the day you buy, so it covers a long gap between the PSET and the assessment day, or a second application.

Evidence

Sources and how we checked them

Every factual claim on this page was written from the sources below, read on 22 October 2026. Rules and figures change, so check the source for the date you are reading this. Where we could not confirm something from an official or independent source, the page says so rather than guessing. Spotted something out of date? See our corrections policy.

  1. Police Scotland: Our recruitment process : the stages, the group task and the interview (read 22 October 2026) (accessed 22 October 2026)
  2. Police Scotland candidate portal: Police officer selection process : 49 questions in 60 minutes; the assessment day timings (accessed 22 October 2026)
  3. Police Scotland candidate portal: Reasonable adjustments and support : handwritten PSET, calculator provided, the spoken SJE (accessed 22 October 2026)
  4. Police Scotland: Competency and Values Framework (PDF) : the framework every exercise is assessed against (accessed 22 October 2026)
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Disclaimer

PolicePay.co.uk is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with Police Scotland, the Scottish Police Authority or the College of Policing. It does not recruit, test or assess applicants. Our practice questions are original PolicePay material, not official Police Scotland questions. Police Scotland sets and changes its own selection process, so check its recruitment pages and your candidate account before relying on anything here. Details are as checked on 22 October 2026.