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Key Facts: Morocco Customs Inspector 3rd Grade Exam

105 posts

Recruitment quota in competition C40678/26

ADII Competition Notice C40678/26

Bac+2

Required Technicien Spécialisé diploma level for eligibility

ADII Competition Notice C40678/26

12/20

Minimum written exam score required to qualify for the physical run

ADII Competition Notice C40678/26

1500 m

Distance of the eliminatory physical aptitude running test

ADII Competition Notice C40678/26

3 coefficients

Written test (coef 3), physical run (coef 1), oral interview (coef 2)

ADII Competition Notice C40678/26

Official ADII competition for 105 Inspecteur des Douanes de 3ème grade posts, held February 15, 2026. It includes a 2-hour written test, 1500-meter run, and oral, with published 12/20 and 10/20 progression thresholds. This independent English MCQ bank uses a customs-knowledge study distribution; it is not an official blueprint, translation, or substitute for the run or oral.

Sample Morocco Customs Inspector 3rd Grade Practice Questions

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1In Moroccan customs clearance, what does DUM stand for?
A.Document Universel de Marchandise
B.Déclaration Unique des Marchandises
C.Dossier Unifié Maritime
D.Droit Unique de Manutention
Explanation: DUM means Déclaration Unique des Marchandises, the goods declaration used to place goods under a customs procedure.
2What is the principal function of BADR in Morocco's customs environment?
A.Administering judicial appointments
B.Publishing monetary-policy decisions
C.Providing the automated customs declaration and clearance network
D.Issuing national identity cards
Explanation: BADR—Base Automatisée des Douanes en Réseau—is ADII's networked customs system for electronic declarations and related clearance processing.
3What is the main customs purpose of a cargo manifest?
A.To establish the final retail price of every item
B.To replace the import declaration for all goods
C.To certify preferential origin automatically
D.To provide a summary record of cargo carried on a means of transport
Explanation: A manifest identifies cargo associated with the transport movement and supports arrival control, reconciliation, and risk analysis.
4What does a Bon à Enlever (BAE) signify in a customs clearance process?
A.Customs has authorized removal or release of the goods after the applicable formalities
B.The carrier has requested a new manifest
C.The importer has obtained automatic preferential origin
D.A court has cancelled the customs declaration
Explanation: The BAE is the customs release authorization permitting the goods to be removed once the required controls and obligations have been satisfied.
5What is the purpose of risk-based selectivity in customs clearance?
A.To inspect every shipment in exactly the same way
B.To concentrate controls on higher-risk consignments while facilitating lower-risk trade
C.To let traders choose whether customs law applies
D.To replace all random controls with private audits
Explanation: Risk management directs limited control resources toward higher-risk consignments and expedites lower-risk movements, while allowing appropriate random selection.
6Which statement best describes customs transit?
A.Goods are placed into domestic consumption without declaration
B.Goods are permanently exempted from every tax
C.Goods move under customs control between customs offices with obligations secured as required
D.Goods are automatically treated as originating in the transit country
Explanation: Transit permits movement under customs control from one office to another, normally subject to identification, time or route controls, and an appropriate guarantee where required.
7When is a customs transit operation normally discharged?
A.As soon as the vehicle leaves the office of departure
B.When the carrier says the delivery is complete
C.When the invoice has been paid to the seller
D.When the destination office verifies compliant presentation and closes the procedure
Explanation: Transit is discharged after the goods and required documents are presented to the destination office and the authority verifies that the procedure was completed correctly.
8What is the basic purpose of an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program?
A.To recognize compliant, secure operators for specified facilitation benefits subject to continued controls
B.To exempt selected operators from all customs laws
C.To transfer tariff-setting power to private companies
D.To guarantee that every shipment will use a green channel
Explanation: AEO programs recognize operators meeting compliance and supply-chain security criteria and may grant defined facilitation benefits. Status does not eliminate customs control.
9At what level is the Harmonized System internationally standardized for product codes?
A.Two digits only
B.Six digits
C.Eight digits in every country
D.Ten digits in every country
Explanation: The Harmonized System standardizes headings and subheadings through six digits. National tariff nomenclatures may add digits beyond that level.
10Under General Rule for Interpretation 1, what is the primary legal basis for tariff classification?
A.The importer's preferred duty rate
B.The retail advertisement alone
C.The wording of headings and the relevant Section or Chapter Notes
D.The exporting country's domestic tax category
Explanation: GRI 1 directs classification according to the terms of the headings and relevant legal Notes, with later rules used when those provisions do not decide the issue.

About the Morocco Customs Inspector 3rd Grade Exam

Competition C40678/26 recruited 105 Inspecteurs des Douanes de 3ème grade for the Ministry of Economy and Finance / ADII. Eligibility includes Moroccan nationality, age 21 to 30 with the notice's permitted service extension, medical conditions, and a Diplôme de Technicien Spécialisé or recognized equivalent in one of the listed specialties: jewelry, chemistry/parachemistry, information technology, mining engineering, textile control and quality, or secretarial studies. This independent bank provides English MCQ study of customs concepts relevant to grade duties.

Exam sponsor: Administration des Douanes et Impôts Indirects (ADII) / Ministère de l'Économie et des Finances. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

The recruitment examination consists of a 2-hour written test (coefficient 3) using MCQs or question(s) on grade duties, a listed required specialty, or economic, social, cultural, and scientific topics; a 1500-meter run (coefficient 1); and a 20-to-30-minute oral (coefficient 2) on the specialty and fitness for the grade's duties. This is an independent English MCQ knowledge adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation or substitute for the physical and oral assessments.

Time Limit

2 hours for the written exam; 1500m run; 20-30 minutes for the oral interview.

Passing Score

A minimum mark of 12/20 on the written examination is mandatory to be admitted to the physical test; at least 10/20 on the 1500m run is required to reach the oral test. Final selection is by merit rank within available quotas.

Exam / Certification Fees

No candidate fee stated in official competition notice

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Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

31%

Clearance and Digital Customs Systems

Independent practice-bank share: DUM, BADR, manifests, release, selectivity, transit, and AEO concepts. This is not an official topic weighting.

31%

Classification and Origin

Independent practice-bank share: Harmonized System structure, interpretation rules, non-preferential origin, and preferential-origin evidence. This is not an official topic weighting.

15%

Customs Valuation

Independent practice-bank share: transaction value, Article 8 additions, related parties, and the WTO method sequence. This is not an official topic weighting.

15%

Economic Procedures and Duty Calculation

Independent practice-bank share: suspensive procedures, ATPA, ETPP, and an ad valorem calculation. This is not an official topic weighting.

8%

Ethics and Published Assessment Format

Independent practice-bank share: integrity and the mandatory stages in C40678/26. The official notice publishes no detailed topic weights.

Preparing for the Morocco Customs Inspector 3rd Grade Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: A minimum mark of 12/20 on the written examination is mandatory to be admitted to the physical test; at least 10/20 on the 1500m run is required to reach the oral test. Final selection is by merit rank within available quotas.
  • Assessment: The recruitment examination consists of a 2-hour written test (coefficient 3) using MCQs or question(s) on grade duties, a listed required specialty, or economic, social, cultural, and scientific topics; a 1500-meter run (coefficient 1); and a 20-to-30-minute oral (coefficient 2) on the specialty and fitness for the grade's duties. This is an independent English MCQ knowledge adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation or substitute for the physical and oral assessments.
  • Time limit: 2 hours for the written exam; 1500m run; 20-30 minutes for the oral interview.
  • Exam / certification fees: No candidate fee stated in official competition notice Official sources

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Morocco Customs Inspector 3rd Grade: Suggested Study Strategy

1Review clearance concepts including the DUM, BADR, manifests, release, transit, and risk-based selectivity.
2Understand the six GATT valuation methods and the priority of transaction value for imported goods.
3Review the distinct purposes of suspensive customs procedures, ATPA, and ETPP.
4Prepare separately for the listed specialty, 1500-meter run, and oral because this bank cannot replace those components.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official title and grade of this competition in Morocco?

The current official competition notice uses Inspecteur des Douanes de 3ème grade. The original 'Contrôleur des Douanes' candidate maps to this verified current competition identity rather than a separate 2026 exam.

What qualifications and eligibility conditions are required?

Candidates must be Moroccan nationals aged 21 to 30, subject to the notice's service-credit extension, hold a Diplôme de Technicien Spécialisé or recognized equivalent in jewelry, chemistry/parachemistry, information technology, mining engineering, textile control and quality, or secretarial studies, and meet the notice's medical conditions.

What are the qualifying score thresholds in the official competition?

Candidates must achieve at least 12/20 on the 2-hour written paper to advance to the 1500m physical running test, and at least 10/20 on the run to advance to the final oral interview.

How does this practice bank adapt the official exam?

This resource provides an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation covering core customs law, tariff classification, valuation, and procedures. It does not reproduce official exam sheets, does not simulate the physical run or oral test, and is not an official translation.