It’s been said that exams are not the best way to test students’ academic ability or intelligence, hence the examiners are not only using words on papers to judge their candidates.
Candidate’s characters during and after class can also be put into consideration to determine successful candidates. Therefore, every candidate is advised to be in their best behaviour during this test period and hope for the best.
Surprisingly, a word may not even be spoken to you and marks will be awarded. Your dress code and dress mode may fetch you or deduct your mark.
The likely questions and responses written here should not be crammed or sneaked in into the exam hall but every candidate should endeavour to master it. Knowing the possible reasons for a question will help the candidates to know the appropriate answer.
You may be asked just one question out of all the questions here. So please take every question here seriously.
Here we go:

Interviewer:
1. Tell us your name.
Possible reply:
(Your name must be stated the exact way it is written in your O’level certificate)

Interviewer:
2. Which course did you apply for?
Possible reply:
(Don’t tell them the course you wish for, tell them the course you applied for)

Interviewer:
3. What position do you prefer on a team working on a project?
Possible reply (DE students):
If I’m the team leader it will give me the opportunity using my leadership skills that I have learnt with years. I can also do a well as a team member my skills will help to encourage my mates.

Interviewer:
4. Can you recite your O’level and the grades, off hand?
Possible reply:
(If you sit for the exam yourself you must know the result off hand)

Interviewer:
5. How do you see yourself in five years from now?
Possible reply:
I see myself as a successful graduate of (Compute Science), University of….

Interviewer:
6. Do you consider yourself successful?
Possible reply:
Not yet. That’s why I’m here to perform well and I know I will and that’s when I can say I’m successful.

Interviewer:
7. What’s the reason behind choosing this school
Possible reply:
As a standard school, I believe this is the right place for me to be. Both academically and character wise, I’d be ready to take up any challenge in the outside world after 4/5 years here.

Interviewer:
8. What irritates you about your fellow students
Possible reply:
I believe in oneness if I find anything irritating, I avoid it unless it personally affects me.

Interviewer:
9. When did you finish your Secondary School?
Possible reply:
(Be very sure the year you will mention corresponds with the one on your result and testimonial)

Interviewer:
10. What are your expectations from this school?
Possible reply:
Standard educational qualifications, sound professional advancement and good future.

Interviewer:
11. How much can you pay to gain this admission?
Possible reply:
That’s bribery. The only money I can pay now is my school and registration fees and that will be into the school designated account.

Interviewer:
12. Why have you not gained admission since?
P ossible reply:
(1) I have been having challenges with jamb. Or
(2) I already have National Diploma. Or
(3) I already have certificate in computer appreciation and I also took up a teaching job in the mean time because idle hand is devils workshop.

Interviewer:
13. If you discovered that your best friend in school here is a cultists, what would you do?
Possible reply:
I will report to the appropriate quarters.

Interviewer:
14. What’s your advantage over others here?
Possible reply:
I’m a fast learner and I’m obedient.

Interviewer:
15. Do you have any questions for us?
Possible reply:.
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Article by: Peyor Humphrey
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One of the hardest tasks in this 21st
century is for the youth to spend 30 minutes without touching their phones!
Almost everyone is now a phone addict. It’s the last thing you touch before you
sleep at night.
It’s the first thing you touch when you
wake up at dawn.
Some even put on earpiece overnight(you can imagine the stupidity).
Some still wake up at night to download
films, but they can’t wake up for prayers.
Some are always online chatting.
As early as 6am they are online, and
they remain online till midnight.
They have thousands of online friends with whom they chat, but they don’t relate with their families at home.
They isolate themselves in their rooms.
Some argue till midnight about
unnecessary issues in their various online
groups, yet they have a lot of things they
need from God. We go to bed late, and have
no time for God. We sleep and snore!
Immediately after prayers , you see
people pressing their phones again, no time
to share the grace! As if all our past and
future sins have already been forgiven!
When accidents happen, instead of
saving lives, you see people taking pictures
of the victims with their phones.
When a house is on fire, instead of
quenching it, you see people taking pictures
so as to be the first to upload it on social
network.
When a person loses a loved one, instead of thinking about the funeral issues, the first thing the person does is to upload the news on social network. Perhaps for comments!
We are so addicted to phones! We even
chat when we are on motorcycles.
Some still chat in the exam halls.
Some play games with their phones when they are in church
Along the road, some keep pressing their phones, until perhaps they narrowly dodge an accident, or until a banana peel slips
them.
Even when we have guests, we still
concentrate on our phones than our guest.
Some ignore their spouses because they
are chatting with “mere friends” on
Facebook or Whatsapp!
Seriously, God is annoyed.

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