chinkichun:
Someone should please help me with directions from ikorodu (Agric bus stop) to the test venue at Chams. I'm a jjc in lag.

Mayouree:
My people my people i want us to DUST this KPMG test of a thing. If u are interested i got some KPMG questions i bought online and its similar to the questions have seen dragnet set in their previous test. Its free

stynhaq:


Take any Bus going to Oshodi/Yaba drop at Maryland. At the Mobil station, take a bus going to Ikeja and drop at Leventis. You'll see CHAMS directly opposite the Bus stop.

afommy:
please. Kindly forward it to me too. God bless ayomyafo@gmail.com

Mayouree:
My people my people i want us to DUST this KPMG test of a thing. If u are interested i got some KPMG questions i bought online and its similar to the questions have seen dragnet set in their previous test. Its free

Bonybany:
Please are we to go with our O'levels and statement of result or just the print out for the exam?
Plus kindly send a copy to hardeybeejay@yahoo.com

adeaks:


It was not the same day. There was a space of over a month. After the chams test, kpmg will send success/regret mails to candidates depending on whether u pass or fail d chams test. So not all dose who wrote at chams will proceed to write essays.
I just suddenly got their success mail one evening, asking me to come for stage 2 at their HQ the next day. I asked for a reschedule n wrote d essay later. On the same day that I wrote the essay I got a success mail late in the night and moved unto document stage. Some got regret mails at that essay stage.




When you are done with your test, the computer will display a message telling you if you are successful or not without showing raw scores. At first they said that is our result but we were later asked to ignore d displayed message and wait for an official kpmg success/regret mail.

amygal01:
How did the test go, where there essays? GoodLuck

adeaks:
Wishing all those who wrote the test today God's favour. Positive testimonies all round by his grace.

amygal01:
How did the test go, where there essays? GoodLuck

Yugosng:


I'm just coming from there dear. Didn't write though, just went to spy on the venue before I finally return by 2pm for the 3pm test.

I spoke to about 4 people who wrote, and wait for this....all 4 failed

From my investigations, the exam is just gonna be 1hr (not 1hrs 30 mins as stated by them). There are 50 questions. Mostly maths, then about 5 to 6 critical reasoning, and abt 3 to 5 current affairs. There was no essay - as I was told.

The guy I spoke to said for the current affairs, one of the questions he recalled was 'who is the youngest Nobel Prize holder'.

I remember one of our predecessors here stated they asked same question last year. It seems it's kind of repeated a bit.

No need to carry paper for rough work, as you'd be given fullscap there. Leave your bags at home, cos you'd have to drop it outside the gate - some lady charging money to look over the bags (smart biz concept)

All in all, the exams seems hard, but by His Grace + enough practise, we'd make it.

See you guys after the test!

Cheers!!!

adeaks:


G'Morning.


Thought you were also writing today.

adeaks:


If they are saying they failed based on d computer message, they should ignore it and pray. They will still send official success/regret mails.
In any case, confirm from them during your briefing before u enter d hall whether d computer message determines ur status or not.
All the best.

Yugosng:


Boss, please if you can recall some or all the current affairs questions that were asked, and post them here, it will help us all writing today, cos they seem to be some repeated questions.

At least an extra 3 to 5 points wouldn't be bad. It could make a difference between a P and an F.

Thanks bro.

adeaks:


Mehn, e don tey. Can only remember d Obama question and then they also repeated d youngest Nobel prize question. Just know the correct spelling of her name as they placed two options there with different spellings of her name which was confusing.

Yugosng:


Boss, please if you can recall some or all the current affairs questions that were asked, and post them here, it will help us all writing today, cos they seem to be some repeated questions.

At least an extra 3 to 5 points wouldn't be bad. It could make a difference between a P and an F.

Thanks bro.

Lisaflex:

Wish u success

Yugosng:


I'm just coming from there dear. Didn't write though, just went to spy on the venue before I finally return by 2pm for the 3pm test.

I spoke to about 4 people who wrote, and wait for this....all 4 failed

From my investigations, the exam is just gonna be 1hr (not 1hrs 30 mins as stated by them). There are 50 questions. Mostly maths, then about 5 to 6 critical reasoning, and abt 3 to 5 current affairs. There was no essay - as I was told.

The guy I spoke to said for the current affairs, one of the questions he recalled was 'who is the youngest Nobel Prize holder'.

I remember one of our predecessors here stated they asked same question last year. It seems it's kind of repeated a bit.

No need to carry paper for rough work, as you'd be given fullscap there. Leave your bags at home, cos you'd have to drop it outside the gate - some lady charging money to look over the bags (smart biz concept)

All in all, the exams seems hard, but by His Grace + enough practise, we'd make it.

See you guys after the test!

Cheers!!!

adeaks:
From all indications the process they adopted this time was more effective and better coordinated unlike when we spent five hours on d screening line. Its better to write both tests once and know one's fate. Congrats in advance Emin.ado