Chevron Nigeria Limited, in collaboration with its Joint Venture partner, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), is offering a number of University Scholarship Awards to suitably qualified Nigerian students.

Applications are invited for:

Title: 2018 NNPC/Chevron JV National University Scholarship Awards

Details
E-applications are invited from full-time SECOND YEAR (200 LEVEL) degree students studying any of the under-listed courses in Nigerian Universities:

Accountancy
Agricultural Engineering/Agricultural Science
Architecture
Business Administration/Economics
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Environmental Studies/Surveying
Geology/Geophysics
Law
Mass Communication/Journalism
Mechanical/Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
Human Medicine/Dentistry/Pharmacy
Petroleum Engineering
Requirement/Eligibility

This scholarship scheme is for all Nigerians only studying in any tertiary institution across the country.
All applicants must have gained full time admission into an accredited Nigerian tertiary Institution.
All applicants must be in their SECOND YEAR (i.e admitted on or before 2017/2018 academic session).

All applicants must upload clear scanned copies of all documents to ascertain the genuineness of their claims.

Note: Ensure you have all the needed document scanned and ready before continuing to the application page.

Also, ensure that each document size does not exceed 150kb and the total size does noes not exceed 750kb.

Documents:
Admission Letter
School Identity Card or Valid means of school identification
Passport Photograph (clear background not older than three months).
Transcript or Result statement duly signed and stamped from school stating previous session CGPA results clearly
And Court Affidavit in a case of any mismatch of name in any of your document.
Shortlisted applicant must participate in a Computer Based Test conducted by Optimum Resources Management.
Successful tested applicants will be contacted for oral interview

Application Closing Date
6th August, 2018.

Interested Candidates Should Apply Here- http://www.ipcareer.com.ng/apply-for-nnpc-chevron-jv-national-university-scholarship-awards-2018/

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I remember being a beneficiary of this scholarship... The exam was damn easy

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TissuePaper:
I remember being a beneficiary of this scholarship... The exam was damn easy

you mean i should give it a shot?
how much do a beneficiary get and for how many years.
Thanks as i await yovr reply with keen anticipation

Please how about someone studying Biochemistry

TissuePaper:
I remember being a beneficiary of this scholarship... The exam was damn easy

Kindly give us more insight, thanks

ChinagoChiBoy:

you mean i should give it a shot?
how much do a beneficiary get and for how many years.
Thanks as i await yovr reply with keen anticipation

yeah it's definitely worth it... We were paid 100k annually for 4years... Lol.. After writing the exam I was very sure I would get it because it was very easy especially the verbal reasoning... I prepared hard for it tho.. With GMAT

Surpluss:

Kindly give us more insight, thanks

the exam is a merit exam... You just need to be an indigene of one of their host communities/states like bayelsa, Rivers and delta ...then do your best in the aptitude test.. You should pretty much get it... All things being equal.

TissuePaper:
I remember being a beneficiary of this scholarship... The exam was damn easy

Can someone schooling in polytechnic apply?

You don't need to be an indigene of any oil producing state. You are mixing it up with Agip. Even at that, there is a different application process for those from oil producing states.
Chevron recognises merit. I am a current beneficiary

I heard this scholarship is always given to 4.7 scholars and above, is that true??

Blamtom:


Can someone schooling in polytechnic apply?

nope..just for level 200 university undergraduates

Haphard:
I heard this scholarship is always given to 4.7 scholars and above, is that true??

no, it's not true.. It's 3.0 and above

okotope:
You don't need to be an indigene of any oil producing state. You are mixing it up with Agip. Even at that, there is a different application process for those from oil producing states.
Chevron recognises merit. I am a current beneficiary

it's 70 percent merit and the remaining 30 percent is hedged on your state of origin

TissuePaper:
no, it's not true.. It's 3.0 and above

But someone just said that it's based on merit, so I don't see d reason why they would pick a 3.5 candidate when there's a 4.92 candidate

Hope u Gat what I'm saying

Haphard:


But someone just said that it's based on merit, so I don't see d reason why they would pick a 3.5 candidate when there's a 4.92 candidate

Hope u Gat what I'm saying

the merit that is being referred to is not as regards your cgpa..rather it's your performance in their aptitude test that puts you ahead... I know a lot of 5 point students who didn't get it

TissuePaper:
the merit that is being referred to is not as regards your cgpa..rather it's your performance in their aptitude test that puts you ahead... I know a lot of 5 point students who didn't get it

A "lot" of 5 points students...! Hmmm....it's not only Buhari that is corruft ooo

can sum1 studying chemistry wu is from any host community apply for the scholarship?

TissuePaper:
it's 70 percent merit and the remaining 30 percent is hedged on your state of origin

Is 70% merit not high enough considering the adverse effects of oil exploration on the region where it is gotten from?


For those applying. Just make sure you have correct documents. Once shortlisted, use GMAT and also read some current affairs. You should get the scholarship. It's worth 100k for 3 years. Currently a beneficiary.

Haphard:


But someone just said that it's based on merit, so I don't see d reason why they would pick a 3.5 candidate when there's a 4.92 candidate

Hope u Gat what I'm saying

So you want a student from Unilag with let's say 4.4 gp and 70 in the test to be denied because someone from Caritas had a 4.6 and scored 66. Wow! Anyway the final shortlisting is based on your performance in the test and I think those from federal schools get more preferential treatment.

Note: I am not in any way castigating any school.

For the admission letter, is it jamb own or school own?

Does it mean that, the scholarsphip is not meant for Graduate?

ColdSweat:
For the admission letter, is it jamb own or school own?

either of them will suffice

kudos4god:
Does it mean that, the scholarsphip is not meant for Graduate?

no it's not

Nelsizzy:
Is 70% merit not high enough considering the adverse effects of oil exploration on the region where it is gotten from?


For those applying. Just make sure you have correct documents. Once shortlisted, use GMAT and also read some current affairs. You should get the scholarship. It's worth 100k for 3 years. Currently a beneficiary.

What about direct entry students?

Opeade939:
What about direct entry students?

Give it a shot at.

Each time I log in to my portal, I can't find my details. Only seeing application number. What's the problem?

pls can someone studying biochemistry apply??

Please as the application is closing on 10th august when is the exam likely to take place?
So as to know where one can put as residence.