Qualifying examinations for customs broker licensing require written and oral clearance; six attempt limit applies. Applicants for customs broker licences must clear written and oral qualifying examinations conducted by NACIN; the written exam is in January with results by May and the oral in June with results by July. Eligibility under Regulation 5 and application under Regulation 4 are prerequisites. An appearance counts as an attempt even if the application is later disqualified, and candidates have a maximum of six attempts. The syllabus covers document preparation, vessel clearance, tariff classification, valuation, assessment and payment procedures, physical examination, prohibitions, bonding, re-importation, drawback/export schemes, offences, allied Acts compliance, appeal procedure, and electronic filing via ICEGATE/ICES.