I have been trying to register but its showing me that my registration number is not in their data base

Please who is doing his assessment tomorrow.

I am scheduled to write tmrw but if u want to swap I am ready to swap for Thursday.

moemindz:
I'm scheduled for Thursday...anyone interested in a swap for either Wednesday or Saturday? Please help guys

Friday 23rd

Hkana:
For those who have received the invite, when is the test slated for? Date?

Password of the day 27/12/2017 is cpg

Ninaann39:
Is the address on your CV Abuja or Lagos?

my address is kaduna

Yes, I have. I wrote in Lagos but got an invite to abj for d AC on Wednesday.

abmop:
my Lagos people ..anyone gotten invite yet for ac?

abeg give me d ptdf scholarship and wait for first bank to call you

DanXplore:
So guys, i have decided to leave firstbank whether they call me or not. I just got PTDF scholarship which is a better option for me. I wish you all the best!

yeah its highly possible because it happen in AUST last year. After we were given admission and started lectures already, hat was when the ptdf guyzzz wrote there own entrance exam and was given admission. they later joined us in the program

faith2ogesco:
yes it is but depends on factors like if they still hv space, hv conducted their entrance exams, etc. But it's possible. Ptdf can mk that happen

Thanks boss, I am currently doing my masters at AUST pet engg. Currently rounding off the program. its really a nice school because you get to meet first class lecturers from international schools. I am really proud

nuel1648:
AUST has a centre of excellence in Material Science (PAMI which has taken off) and Petroleum Engineering (which hasn't started). They also have the Gulf of gunea energy research institute that is almost completed.
So if you are interested in Material Science or Petroleum Engineering you can choose AUST.

Unlike many other specialised institutes in Nigeria (masters and PhD only), AUST is an international institution (with students from many African countries) and works with the very best lecturers in various fields from different African and non-African nationalities, some of the lectures you'll meet here also teach in IPS and other specialised institutes.

All masters programs are 18 months (Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, Material Science/Engineering and Petroleum Engineering), PhD is three to four years.

No placements, because it will be unfair to the international students who make up over 60%. However there are field trips within and outside Nigeria as it has close ties and even memorandum of understanding with Total, Snepco and Mobil (exon-mobil).

You will have to apply for admission and write an exam to gain entrance for MSc or go through an interview for PhD for any of those five courses. You will also need to get the ptdf scholarship on your own. I think the school fees is still $15,000 per year.

The school is properly organised, no strikes, you get your certificate before you leave, before the end of the 18 months period, there is accommodation on campus for everyone, akin to that of foreign universities (a day student option is possible for those living in abuja). The school also takes care of your feeding, laundry, etc; it also has sporting facilities, a gym and a swimming pool. All you just have to do is simply read your books.

Finally if you participated in the Engineering PhD interviews this year, then you most likely have met an Aust lecturer. The three groups were headed by Lectures who teach or have taught in Aust, and you will find this to be a common occurrence especially for Petroleum engineers applying to IOC's (very important side benefits). The current head of SPE in Nigeria also lectures in AUST.

I did a masters in Petroleum at AUST btw 2013 July to 2014 December.

Application, entry exams, etc is usually from September to November for January Starts. Check news papers or visit them at
Km 10 Umaru Musa Yar'adua road (Airport Road)
Galadimawa
Abuja.
07042049739
07044369498
(I just copied this numbers from my admission letter, I don't know if they still work). I think it's visa phone, I don't know, since I'm not in Nigeria ATM, I didn't try them.

I think you can also differ your admission until the next session in AUST, if you secure admission but not scholarship, while you are applying for scholarships; some of which are tied to AUST but also others like PTDF. If you get ptdf local scholarship, then you can differ until you get Aust admission.

Abeg I need dat study pack my test na tomorrow. ara4me@gmail.com

nwagbaradav:
Av sent to quite a number of ppl here... Please rebroadcast...

Hello Tiwa, please send me the kpmg study pack. my mail is araz4me@gmail.com. Thanks

Tiwa101:
Check ur mails.sent to all.

Rebekkah:
GUYS DON'T concentrate on study pack study pack study pack. yes it helps but much of the trick comes from what you know/your intellect.

the GMAT prep in circulation is a bit different from the test questions. CONCENTRATE ON BUILDING NUMERICAL REASONING & VOCABULARY SKILLS. E.g y+x=7, y²+x²=25, y³+x³=?; the product of even numbers from 200-499; the total percentage for a discount of 10% and subsequent 15%discount; antonyms & synonyms;

also learn how to write a good essay. some of the AWA topics; write on a difficult situation and how you solved it, the benefits of internet, the importance of ebooks to paperbooks...

like he said from the BAT, much of the test weighs your content, I.e WHAT YOU HAVE TO OFFER/your
behavioral competencies not what you've learnt/prepared for

if your test is pretty soon, just go to pages 58&59 of the 2015 KPMG graduate aptitude test and read the posts there (THE CURRENT AFFAIRS)

The paper types are not the same and are liable to change.

Lastly, "the race is not to the swift nor talented, but time and chance happen to them all."

GOD'S FAVOUR WORKS WONDERS.

please rebecca send me anything i can read for the kpmg aptitude test to my email araz4me@gmail.com

please am writing the aptitude test on Thursday, please someone should help me with the past question. here is my email: araz4me@gmail.com. Thanks