Saskatchewan SIGMA Police Exam Prep

Pass the Saskatchewan SIGMA
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The SIGMA gives you just 35 minutes for 74 questions — under 30 seconds each. Practice Police Writing and Problem Solving with tests built to match, and join 15,000+ candidates who’ve passed with PolicePrep.

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Understanding the Test

What’s on the Saskatchewan Police Exam?

Both the Regina and Saskatoon Police Services use the SIGMA Police Test to assess applicants. The SIGMA is a timed assessment with two sections — our practice tests cover both with realistic questions and detailed explanations.

35 minutes — 74 questions — under 30 seconds per question The SIGMA is strictly timed. Knowing the format before test day is not optional. Your SIGMA score is recognized by every Saskatchewan municipal police service — write once, apply anywhere in the province.

Section A — 44 questions testing the writing skills used in real police incident reports.

  • Spelling of words used in police reports (28 yes/no items)
  • Vocabulary recognition in police context
  • Grammar & punctuation — choose the correctly written sentence

Official name: Incident Report Writing Aptitude

Section B — 30 questions testing your ability to assess police situations and choose the best response.

  • Police scenarios described in paragraphs and maps
  • Identify the best officer response or course of action
  • Situational judgment under time pressure
  • Basic math word problems (minor component)

Official name: Police Problem Solving

Complete Training Program

Everything You Need to Pass

Your Saskatchewan program includes the most comprehensive set of practice materials available anywhere.

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Full SIGMA Practice Exams

Realistic full-length SIGMA simulations

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Section A Practice Tests

Incident Report Writing — spelling, vocabulary, grammar

7

Section B Practice Tests

Police Problem Solving — scenarios, maps, best response

55

Math Practice Tests

Step-by-step algebra, arithmetic, word problems

30

Written Communication

Grammar, sentence structure, comprehension

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Answer Explanations

Detailed solutions for every question

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Interview & Fitness Prep

Resume, interview, and fitness material

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Months Unlimited Access

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Success Stories

What Our Candidates Say

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"I studied with PolicePrep for 6 weeks before my SIGMA test. The practice exams were almost identical to the real thing — especially the written section. Passed on my first attempt and I’m now in the recruitment process with Regina Police."

Kayla
Regina, Saskatchewan
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"The timed practice exams were a game changer. I hadn’t written anything like this since high school, and being able to drill both sections back to back really built my speed. Scored competitively on the SIGMA and moved forward in the process."

Ryan
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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"My college instructor recommended PolicePrep, and I’m glad I listened. Being able to take the practice tests over and over until I felt confident made all the difference."

Melissa
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Saskatchewan SIGMA program includes 5 full-length SIGMA practice exams, 7 Section A (Incident Report Writing) tests, 7 Section B (Police Problem Solving) tests, 55 math practice tests, and 30 written communication tests. Every question comes with detailed answer explanations. You also get full access to teaching materials, interview prep guides, and fitness preparation resources. As a bonus, you receive free access to RCMP, Alberta (APCAT), Ontario (OACP), and B.C. (JIBC) practice tests.
We'll extend your membership or refund your money in full if you fail your written police exam after completing our practice tests. Submit your official test results within 15 days of receiving them. You must have a current account and have completed all relevant practice tests. Over 95%+ of our users pass, and we stand behind our program completely. See full guarantee terms.
You get full access for one year from the date you register. During that time, you can take every practice test as many times as you want with no limits. Most candidates feel fully prepared within 4 to 8 weeks, but you'll have a full year to study at your own pace.
Yes — wrong answers are penalized, but questions left blank are simply unscored. If you’re not confident in an answer, it’s better to leave it blank than guess. Our practice tests are designed to help you build the speed and accuracy needed to confidently answer as many questions as possible within the 35-minute limit.
All major Saskatchewan municipal police services use the SIGMA, including Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Weyburn, and Estevan. Under the Saskatchewan Police Act, your SIGMA score is portable — a result obtained at one service is recognized across all SK municipal services. You prepare once and your score opens doors province-wide.
Yes — the SIGMA (Sigma Survey for Police Officers) is the same assessment used by the OACP in Ontario. Both tests share the same two-section format: Section A (Incident Report Writing Aptitude) and Section B (Police Problem Solving). If you’re also considering Ontario police services, your Saskatchewan preparation applies directly. Your account also includes bonus access to Ontario (OACP) practice materials.
Saskatoon Police Service requires a minimum score of 57%. Regina Police Service does not publish a passing score — your results are provided to the service as part of your overall recruitment assessment. If you don’t pass, a rewrite is available after 60 days. A second rewrite is available after a further 6 months. At Saskatoon, additional attempts beyond that require authorization from the Saskatchewan Police Commission. This makes strong preparation important the first time.
Yes. After the timed exam, candidates typically complete a personality assessment as part of the same testing session. It is not pass/fail — results are provided to the police service you’re applying to as part of the overall recruitment picture. There are no right or wrong answers. Our program focuses on preparing you for the written portion, but knowing what to expect means no surprises on test day.
Yes. We continuously work with Police Services and colleges across Saskatchewan to keep our content current. Our practice exams reflect the current SIGMA test format used by Regina and Saskatoon Police Services, including Section A (Incident Report Writing Aptitude) and Section B (Police Problem Solving).
Yes. Our platform works on any device with a web browser including phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops. Study during your commute, on lunch breaks, or whenever you have a few minutes. Your progress is saved automatically across devices.
Your Saskatchewan program includes bonus access to practice tests for the RCMP, Alberta (APCAT), Ontario (OACP), and British Columbia (JIBC) at no extra cost. If you're applying to multiple forces across Canada, you're covered with a single account.

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