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pinkybussy:
E go really pain me if all of una wey dey solve these mathematics no get the job o.

I mean *7 minutes* for like 13 mathematical questions and 7 error-detecting questions.

It may not necessarily be about getting the job, I think some people like playing with figures even when nothing is attached.

BIGBANNNG411:
send a pm to yinkaadejare632 at gee mail dot com. Get you solutions and ace the test.

Omo iya mi

Thank you

MARX77:
Oh OK. This test was not a show of intelligence per se, save for the maths aspect. It's simply an identification pattern sort of test so if one actually calms down and is not so freaked out with the time limit, God willing it should be a success.

The things recruiters make unemployed people go through in this country ehn ! all cos there are limited jobs,

How on earth do you think I can solve those maths questions in 7mins? Am I a robot?
Make them pack well abeg

BIGBANNNG411:
I have a copy of all the 20 questions. You have roughly 4 hours till deadline. I have all the questions and answers. PM me

Thank you bro..This is the spirit .

bodmas8080:
I sent a message to your email... Please kindly check.

Yea, I believed I have responded . Best of luck

Brightness04:
Been trying to attach those pictures here, it's not working

question 1
The wheel of a unicycle revolves at 45 revolutions per minute. If the diameter of the wheel is 22 inches, how far does it move in 34 minutes?
no vex, i no fit capture the options

Question 2
The average number of cars per lane in traffic, on a 3 lane road is 95. If the road is increased to 5 lanes, by what percentage is the length of the traffic reduced?

You all should endeavor to pass more than me Pls, If i no enter the company as a graduate trainee , I fit enter as senior staff tomorrow .Life no too hard abeg

If you have not written the exam. I have pictures of some of the questions.

You can buzz me at my email address and I will send all the pictures to you..
funtolammy@gmail.com,

The guy that said people should not talk about the question until Monday can comma beat me in my house ooo

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brody Im so sorry I didn't see this earlier. I would recommend starting in depth with the manhattan series on number properties, fractions, decimals and percents, algebra, word problems and geometry. You can find them search 'manhattan strategy guides' on b-ok.org. You can find any book you want on the gmat. I'd also advise you solve everything in the official GMAC guide, any year from 2015 till date. Followup your workings with gmatquantum.com.
And ofc the gmatclub forum for any possible question. Simply type out the key statements of the question and add gmatclub at the end, guaranty you that there is already an in-depth convo regarding the logic to the solution.[/quote]Reading this 2021,and it is really helpful.
In case anyone sees this, I need a study partner pls
Wanna write man come January

odimbannamdi:
Interested

Interested too pls

Thank you for such a detailed analysis.
Even in 2021,the information is still useful.

I had 3.62/5gpa, a school in the US converted it internally, and I had 2.91/4
I am persuaded to do WES evaluation atm..

Thank you once again

Doyin400l:
Pls Note: The name "Kunle" below is a guy who wanted to school in US for his masters.

Each 5 point-scale GPA has its own
equivalent on the 4-point scale. As the 5-point
GPA reduces so does the 4-point GPA. And no,
the credit units are not reduced or increased
during conversion. The only things changed are
the grades and grade units.
For eg, FOR WES translation ,
our A is their A = 4 points.
Our B is their B+ = 3.5 points.
Our C is B = 3.0 points.
Our D is C+ = 2.5 points.
Our E is their C = 2.0 points and
Our F is F = 0.
For WES' conversion list, there are no Ds and Es
on their US 4-point scale. All our Ds and Es are
converted to C+ and C respectively thus adding
extra points to the person's equivalent new
CGPA. That's why WES is considered the best.
Now, the higher the CGPA, the lower the add in
extra points to the final because the 5-point GPA
is likely to have more As, Bs and Cs than Ds and
Es(the very two which add extra points to the
overall). And the lower the CGPA the more the
add in possible points from Ds and Es because
the person's transcripts is likely to have more Ds
and Es than the first example, thus adding a little
more points to the person's 4-point CGPA since
the many Ds and Es will be converted to higher
C+ and C.
I'll give you a quick break down of Naija GPAs
I've seen converted by WES to the 4-Point scale
so you can quickly place for yourself where
3.08/5.0 will land.
Nigeria. US
4.10/5.0. 3.53/4.0
4.08/5.0. 3.52/4.0
3.73/5.0. 3.37/4.0
3.68/5.0. 3.29/4.0(Your own conversion.
3.20/5.0. 3.06/4.0(Kunle's conversion)
3.12/5.0. 3.05/4.0
2.99/5.0. 2.99/4.0
2.33/5.0. 2.50/4.0
Look above and see the linear relationship.
Notice the falling pattern of the 5-point scale
and its equivalent falling pattern on the 4-point
scale. Its a linear relationship. Now look at the
scale and estimate the range 3.08/5.0 on 4-point
scale will fall on? Your guess is as good as mine.
@Kunle : remember when you sent in your
transcripts to WES for evaluation and you were
waiting for it to come out, I told you on bbm that
your new CGPA will between 3.05 to 3.10? And
when it came out and it was 3.06? You told me
when it came out and remember I told you I
wasn't surprised that knew it would fall within
that range. This was because before then my
friend who had 3.12/5.0 had converted his own
and got 3.05/4.0. And because your own 5-point
scale CGPA, 3.20/5.0 was higher than his
3.12/5.0, I definitely knew your 4-point equivalent
will be higher than the 3.05/4.0 which my friend
got.
Likewise, 3.08/5.0 will be lower than 3.05/4.0 but
won't fall below 3.0/4.0 since 2.99/5.0 fell on
2.99/4.0. The range will be between (3.0 to
3.05)/4.0.
Observe that its a linear ratio thing. I guess the
confusion comes from the fact that the CGPA
3.08/5.0 is second class lower and its 4-point
equivalent, 3.0/4.0 is considered second class
upper on the 4-point scale. That's how it is.
Kunle's 3.20/5.0 is second class lower but also
turned out to be 3.06 which is higher than
3.0/4.0 and which is second class upper on the
4-point scale.
3.08/5.0 isn't much different from 3.20/5.0 and
should give something close to Kunle's 4-point
3.06/4.0 in accordance to the law of linearity
and mathematics. Hence, I don't expect such a
huge downward plunge in the new CGPA
equivalent, such as 2.5/4.0 to 2.60/4.0 as Kunle
projected.