The New York City Bridge Exam is an exam administered by the New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) for various civil service positions. It is designed to be a more efficient and convenient way for applicants to apply for multiple titles at once. If you pass the NYC Bridge Exam you can be considered for the positions of Secretary, Maintenance Worker, Computer Service Technician, Clerical Associate, or Bookkeeper.
💡On the day of the test, you will choose the position(s) that you want to be considered for. Although the test is the same for all positions, the number of questions as well as the requirements will vary since the jobs demand different skill levels. The exam includes between 50-90 questions.
The NYC Bridge Exam is divided in two separate tests:
- Qualifying Education and Experience Test – A test to validate your skills and knowledge in the position you applied to. Check all of the requirements in the NYC DCAS Notice of Examination.
- Multiple-Choice Test – This exam will assess your abilities related to job performance with scenario-based questions in topics such as Deductive Reasoning, Inductive Reasoning, Information Ordering, Memorization, Problem Sensitivity, Written Comprehension, and Written Expression.
Check next available test dates and locations on the NYC DCAS Application website.
Go to our Civil Service Exam page to see other open positions or learn more about NYC Civil Service jobs.