for those of you who wrote the first bank test, how was it? tough? or easy?

wont say it was eassyyyy but i think it was kinda ok.

well sha the test was ok at least for a graduate, besides it was very organised compared to other bank test like inter-cont. and the rest, i gathered from a source tht the cut off is 70%, 69 no dey go self. any way all the best to all those who wrote the test

It felt like writing JAMB again while me neck got an awful pain. All the same it was okay.

@Jaycee133: I dnt know how authentic that info of urs is but that is certainly gonna scare alot of people.
ope its not that high anyway.

men, dat test na die! e no easy, na real JAMB.it woke me up sha,if not 4 anything else.if d score is taht high,i dont blame them.virtually all new graduates in Lagos were there. anybody who wants to make friends? dreammakermortal@yahoo.com we can chat anytime i'm available.

i wrote mine in ph. well, we thank GOD for everything sha, it wasnt too bad, we have done our part by writing we leave the rest for GOD to finish.
let us not loose hope or focus

the test wasnt bad but only 40mins was given, i wrote in benin, and i was worth the experience, i learnt that what u know is wat u know and wat u dont know is wat u dont know so we all hv to study on a daily basis not to wait til an invitation comes b4 u start going tru the gmat book, another thing is not all apptitude test a gmat , so be on the look out for information that will enrich u store of knowledge, goodluck every1

@babyx
only 40mins given 4 benin cadidates,well 4 us in lagos an hour 30mins and calculators were allowed in my hall.

i wrote my test in lagos n it was was a far cry from wat i expected,i mean it was too difficult from wat i heard frm people who had done it before,n for the crowd.its gonna take only GOD,it was as though that was the last job offer in Nigeria.men!the level of unemployment n underemployment is very much on the HIGH SIDE.but for organisation,i give a BIG KUDOS 2 them.

thank God for the text i put my faith in God i wrote in abuja the time was not enough started 5pm and dey stop us by 6pm

I wrote mine in Benin too,with the second batch,
We wrote for 1hr 30mins,After waiting all mourning for the first batch to finish.
so,where was the 40 mins?
Anyway,i did my best and gambled the rest.
But, I was able to finish ,though i skipped the strange questions.
Wish all of us good luck.
For 70%, ah aha ahha ah ha ha ha!
Think datz ganna be possible?
Abeg Abeg!make una give break ,then HOPE.
CHEERS

yes oh! dat test no be am at all

my prayer  to every nairaland member who wrote the test is that they will make it in Jesus name. (Amen)
Iam waiting for your testimony.

I think I have to file in this report from the Port Harcourt Centre.
The test was nothing to write home about with respect to organisation and co-ordination of it. I appreciate the fact that First Bank tried in their "open" invitation to almost all those that applied. But, I think it would also be interesting if they should, as a matter of decency, try to get their accreditation for the examinations organised in case of future event.

Well, on a plus side, I sincerely thumb up for the dexterity employed by First Bank by varying the question types. At least that will checkmate combined effort as often witnessed in exams of that nature.

Let's hope that the best will certainly come out of the exercise while believing the Almighty for divine assistance.