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Baddestguyp:
No changes regarding the interview date and time.

The last time for exam they changed some people's centre at the last minute...

Is it safe to book flight now?

It's a week + to my interview date in Abuja

This thread has been very very quiet

Baddestguyp:
No changes regarding the interview date and time.

The last time for exam they changed some people's centre at the last minute...

Is it safe to book flight now?

It's a week + to my interview date in Abuja

I think it is safe to book.. hopefully dates won’t be changed last minute

Wishing everyone and myself goodluck and a great time at the interview starting on Tuesday the 14th… let’s go and be great guys.. remember to double check you have your documents with you and may God provide for us all to make the trip.. Stay safe

Amen!

Follow this link to join my WhatsApp group: https:///LaTdXb9fb4AEvqSmI2CTyB

For Marine Engineering 🙏🙏

I heard that the interview and its question is done based on course of study, we would be better of if we have a smaller community of groups based on this

Do not join any group on Whatsapp. These guys are fond of doing this. Allow the thread to thrive. People had access to information on the previous recruitment because participants were active on the thread. We should stop being selfish.

Good afternoon everyone.

So guys, the below is the report of how the NNPC interview goes.

*Stage 1: Arrival:*
As early as 7am, crowd are already seated inside with some equally standing. You will need to hold your interview invitation on your hand before you can gain entrance into the building.

Once in the building, you will be given a consent form to sign, granting NNPC, throughout the interview process, the permission to access your academic/professional information from your schools and work area so as to confirm it tallies with you submitted.

*Stage 2: Verification:*

You will proceed to do credential verification with your Birth Certificate, NYSC, WAEC, and Degree certificates. For your date of birth, they are just interested in your Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, and has no interest in whatever dob any of academic certificates bears.

Once you have been verified, you would be tied a wristband which contains your interview details. Here they will separate Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, etc, and your wristband will bear your field of study, e.g. GT/Sci/01 (GT = graduate trainee; Sci = Science; 01 = your interview panel number. Both your wristband and interview invitation would be signed accordingly. Please ensure your invitation is signed o as you will need it throughout the interview process. After this, you will be taken to the Amphitheatre hall upstairs.

*Stage: 3 Amphitheatre Hall*

In the hall, you would be addressed on the program of the day. Your application number will be called so you can go with an usher to your interview panel room.

There is also "energy room" at the outside where you can go and eat light refreshments like coffee, tea, biscuits, snacks, and soft drink.

Please pay attention to when your application number would be called so you can go with your panel team.

*Stage 4: Interview:*

This is the main deal.

You would bombarded with questions MOSTLY RELATED to your COURSE OF STUDY. They will also ask you to elaborate on how you think your qualification matches with NNPC vision of being the Global number one.

Please, this is where you REALLY need to tell them why you think you are perfect for NNPC based on your course of study. Ensure you sell yourself well here. For this, you need to really understand your course of study well, and also understand NNPC's various subsidiaries as you need to link both. If your course of study has some terminologies, try using them while explaining your answers, this will give your answers some kind of technical depths and give you an upper hand. But ensure whatever terminologies you are using are all correct. They can Google anything there.

You'd be asked the typical "Introduce yourself to us". Just walk them through your name, qualification, work experience but I wont advise you to go deep into your work experience as you don't have much time. Be moderate in your answer here, not that you wont say anything o....just don't over stress it. You might also want to include the skills you learned from your work experience.

You might be asked some other question depending on the flow of the conversation, like any certification you included during application.

Like I mentioned before on this group, try as much as possible best to ensure all your answers have substance, even the ones outside your field of study. Also research one or two about oil and gas. They could ask you about renewable energy.

*Stage 5: Exit:*
When you are done with your interview, you go downstairs, following the " Exit" signs. You can also ask the security men. You will go to where you will be given your "subsidy allowance" of 100k upon submission of your wristband and interview invitation.

From there, omor na _hasta la vista_

Questions I was asked:
1. Introduce yourself to us.
2. What skills did your experience teach you.
3. How does your academic qualification match with NNPC's vision.
4. Renewable and non-renewable energy
5. Safety and environmental hazards (based on my HSE certification)

NB:

Questions differ. This is just for my field of study.

A Finance student told me they nearly killed him with questions on Investments.

So overall, know your course, know where you can fit in best in the NNPC, and know very very well how to link them together.

Thank you.

#COPIED

This page is dead silent!! What's going on?

Elipsis:
This page is dead silent!! What's going on?

The new generation prefer Whatsapp groups.
There won’t be much info from this thread for the coming generations to feed on.

Sensiblewizard:
Good afternoon everyone.

So guys, the below is the report of how the NNPC interview goes.

*Stage 1: Arrival:*
As early as 7am, crowd are already seated inside with some equally standing. You will need to hold your interview invitation on your hand before you can gain entrance into the building.

Once in the building, you will be given a consent form to sign, granting NNPC, throughout the interview process, the permission to access your academic/professional information from your schools and work area so as to confirm it tallies with you submitted.

*Stage 2: Verification:*

You will proceed to do credential verification with your Birth Certificate, NYSC, WAEC, and Degree certificates. For your date of birth, they are just interested in your Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, and has no interest in whatever dob any of academic certificates bears.

Once you have been verified, you would be tied a wristband which contains your interview details. Here they will separate Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, etc, and your wristband will bear your field of study, e.g. GT/Sci/01 (GT = graduate trainee; Sci = Science; 01 = your interview panel number. Both your wristband and interview invitation would be signed accordingly. Please ensure your invitation is signed o as you will need it throughout the interview process. After this, you will be taken to the Amphitheatre hall upstairs.

*Stage: 3 Amphitheatre Hall*

In the hall, you would be addressed on the program of the day. Your application number will be called so you can go with an usher to your interview panel room.

There is also "energy room" at the outside where you can go and eat light refreshments like coffee, tea, biscuits, snacks, and soft drink.

Please pay attention to when your application number would be called so you can go with your panel team.

*Stage 4: Interview:*

This is the main deal.

You would bombarded with questions MOSTLY RELATED to your COURSE OF STUDY. They will also ask you to elaborate on how you think your qualification matches with NNPC vision of being the Global number one.

Please, this is where you REALLY need to tell them why you think you are perfect for NNPC based on your course of study. Ensure you sell yourself well here. For this, you need to really understand your course of study well, and also understand NNPC's various subsidiaries as you need to link both. If your course of study has some terminologies, try using them while explaining your answers, this will give your answers some kind of technical depths and give you an upper hand. But ensure whatever terminologies you are using are all correct. They can Google anything there.

You'd be asked the typical "Introduce yourself to us". Just walk them through your name, qualification, work experience but I wont advise you to go deep into your work experience as you don't have much time. Be moderate in your answer here, not that you wont say anything o....just don't over stress it. You might also want to include the skills you learned from your work experience.

You might be asked some other question depending on the flow of the conversation, like any certification you included during application.

Like I mentioned before on this group, try as much as possible best to ensure all your answers have substance, even the ones outside your field of study. Also research one or two about oil and gas. They could ask you about renewable energy.

*Stage 5: Exit:*
When you are done with your interview, you go downstairs, following the " Exit" signs. You can also ask the security men. You will go to where you will be given your "subsidy allowance" of 100k upon submission of your wristband and interview invitation.

From there, omor na _hasta la vista_

Questions I was asked:
1. Introduce yourself to us.
2. What skills did your experience teach you.
3. How does your academic qualification match with NNPC's vision.
4. Renewable and non-renewable energy
5. Safety and environmental hazards (based on my HSE certification)

NB:

Questions differ. This is just for my field of study.

A Finance student told me they nearly killed him with questions on Investments.

So overall, know your course, know where you can fit in best in the NNPC, and know very very well how to link them together.

Thank you.

#COPIED

Share more on dress code if possible, was there those on senator wear it plain natives?

Ultimategame:
Share more on dress code if possible, was there those on senator wear it plain natives?

I am yet to be interviewed. Although from the pictures i have seen and from people that have been interviewed.

Some people wore native and kaftan.

So yes you can wear native.

As to if it affects your grade i dont know

Codo22:
I am yet to be interviewed. Although from the pictures i have seen and from people that have been interviewed.

Some people wore native and kaftan.

So yes you can wear native.

As to if it affects your grade i dont know

Thanks

Thanks for sharing
Your explanation is very insightful and quite helpful

This will dowse the tension

Sensiblewizard:
Good afternoon everyone.

So guys, the below is the report of how the NNPC interview goes.

*Stage 1: Arrival:*
As early as 7am, crowd are already seated inside with some equally standing. You will need to hold your interview invitation on your hand before you can gain entrance into the building.

Once in the building, you will be given a consent form to sign, granting NNPC, throughout the interview process, the permission to access your academic/professional information from your schools and work area so as to confirm it tallies with you submitted.

*Stage 2: Verification:*

You will proceed to do credential verification with your Birth Certificate, NYSC, WAEC, and Degree certificates. For your date of birth, they are just interested in your Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, and has no interest in whatever dob any of academic certificates bears.

Once you have been verified, you would be tied a wristband which contains your interview details. Here they will separate Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, etc, and your wristband will bear your field of study, e.g. GT/Sci/01 (GT = graduate trainee; Sci = Science; 01 = your interview panel number. Both your wristband and interview invitation would be signed accordingly. Please ensure your invitation is signed o as you will need it throughout the interview process. After this, you will be taken to the Amphitheatre hall upstairs.

*Stage: 3 Amphitheatre Hall*

In the hall, you would be addressed on the program of the day. Your application number will be called so you can go with an usher to your interview panel room.

There is also "energy room" at the outside where you can go and eat light refreshments like coffee, tea, biscuits, snacks, and soft drink.

Please pay attention to when your application number would be called so you can go with your panel team.

*Stage 4: Interview:*

This is the main deal.

You would bombarded with questions MOSTLY RELATED to your COURSE OF STUDY. They will also ask you to elaborate on how you think your qualification matches with NNPC vision of being the Global number one.

Please, this is where you REALLY need to tell them why you think you are perfect for NNPC based on your course of study. Ensure you sell yourself well here. For this, you need to really understand your course of study well, and also understand NNPC's various subsidiaries as you need to link both. If your course of study has some terminologies, try using them while explaining your answers, this will give your answers some kind of technical depths and give you an upper hand. But ensure whatever terminologies you are using are all correct. They can Google anything there.

You'd be asked the typical "Introduce yourself to us". Just walk them through your name, qualification, work experience but I wont advise you to go deep into your work experience as you don't have much time. Be moderate in your answer here, not that you wont say anything o....just don't over stress it. You might also want to include the skills you learned from your work experience.

You might be asked some other question depending on the flow of the conversation, like any certification you included during application.

Like I mentioned before on this group, try as much as possible best to ensure all your answers have substance, even the ones outside your field of study. Also research one or two about oil and gas. They could ask you about renewable energy.

*Stage 5: Exit:*
When you are done with your interview, you go downstairs, following the " Exit" signs. You can also ask the security men. You will go to where you will be given your "subsidy allowance" of 100k upon submission of your wristband and interview invitation.

From there, omor na _hasta la vista_

Questions I was asked:
1. Introduce yourself to us.
2. What skills did your experience teach you.
3. How does your academic qualification match with NNPC's vision.
4. Renewable and non-renewable energy
5. Safety and environmental hazards (based on my HSE certification)

NB:

Questions differ. This is just for my field of study.

A Finance student told me they nearly killed him with questions on Investments.

So overall, know your course, know where you can fit in best in the NNPC, and know very very well how to link them together.

Thank you.

#COPIED

Any more updates? Especially on EH?

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These are some of my observations regarding this ongoing exercise.

1. The number of people invited range between 10,000 to 15,000. It's massive.

2. People on Whatsapp groups think this exercise is a team work. They go back sharing their questions on those groups, literarily handing over their advantage to strangers for validation. Not sure why - maybe to be seen as nice people or because they feel they have done too well in the interview and their own fate is sealed already. This will backfire in a manner many of them would not imagine possible. The competition is crazy and the odds are very low. This is the first thing you will be told at the interview.

3. Everyone's date has an advantage and disadvantage. Those whose dates fell in this past week are at an advantage because they can set the standards for others. The disadvantage, however, is that if their questions leak, those coming afterwards would be better prepared.

For those whose interviews are at a later time, they have the advantage of getting leaked questions that put them at an advantage. The downside is that the panelist have seen it all by that time. They subconsciously compare them to those who have wow them in the past. It becomes harder at those points.

Helloworld123:
These are some of my observations regarding this ongoing exercise.

1. The number of people invited range between 10,000 to 15,000. It's massive.

2. People on Whatsapp groups think this exercise is a team work. They go back sharing their questions on those groups, literarily handing over their advantage to strangers for validation. Not sure why - maybe to be seen as nice people or because they feel they have done too well in the interview and their own fate is sealed already. This will backfire in a manner many of them would not imagine possible. The competition is crazy and the odds are very low. This is the first thing you will be told at the interview.

3. Everyone's date has an advantage and disadvantage. Those whose dates fell in this past week are at an advantage because they can set the standards for others. The disadvantage, however, is that if their questions leak, those coming afterwards would be better prepared.

For those whose interviews are at a later time, they have the advantage of getting leaked questions that put them at an advantage. The downside is that the panelist have seen it all by that time. They subconsciously compare them to those who have wow them in the past. It becomes harder at those points.

I beg to disagree with you.
First of all, not up to 10,000 people were invited. It's probably about half of that number. However, remember that this is the first major recruitment since NNPC was privatized, and they are recruiting for all their subsidiaries. They intend hiring many people.

Now, the essence of these Whatsapp groups is to share knowledge and tips. Nobody knows it all.
If you go through the last 2019 recruitment topic on Nairaland, it has over 1000 pages. People shared ideas on how to scale through. They gladly did this and still got the job. This year, this topic is still on the 20th page. The Experience Hire topic is just on its first page after several months. It is not good at all.

Besides, how can a Petroleum Engineer be scared that an Accountant will take his role? How would a lawyer be afraid that if shares his interview experience, an IT guy will snatch his job from him?

There are also many other considerations that the interviewers look out for...Dressing, Eloquence, Confidence, Experience on the job etc.

Lastly, there are chances that the people who conducted the interview last week, won't be the same Panelists that will do it this week too. Everybody will be rated without bias.

Don't discourage people from sharing tips. Everybody's race is different.

Elipsis:
I beg to disagree with you.
First of all, not up to 10,000 people were invited. It's probably about half of that number. However, remember that this is the first major recruitment since NNPC was privatized, and they are recruiting for all their subsidiaries. They intend hiring many people.

Now, the essence of these Whatsapp groups is to share knowledge and tips. Nobody knows it all.
If you go through the last 2019 recruitment topic on Nairaland, it has over 1000 pages. People shared ideas on how to scale through. They gladly did this and still got the job. This year, this topic is still on the 20th page. The Experience Hire topic is just on its first page after several months. It is not good at all.

Besides, how can a Petroleum Engineer be scared that an Accountant will take his role? How would a lawyer be afraid that if shares his interview experience, an IT guy will snatch his job from him?

There are also many other considerations that the interviewers look out for...Dressing, Eloquence, Confidence, Experience on the job etc.

Lastly, there are chances that the people who conducted the interview last week, won't be the same Panelists that will do it this week too. Everybody will be rated without bias.

Don't discourage people from sharing tips. Everybody's race is different.

Thank you for your response.

Firstly, the over 10,000 I have mentioned is not up for debate. Take it or leave it but you will know better in the future. I also believe you have not had your interview. After you do, you will have a better idea regarding the numbers. Beyond that, I can assure you that the number is greater than 10,000 but I will not share further information regarding that.

Your second point reminds me of a group where someone asked for interview questions after gaslighting others by saying, "what will be will be." Another person responded by saying, "if what will be will be, why are you looking for the interview questions when you can simply wait it out." That's on a lighter note.

There is a difference between sharing tips which the 2019 set did and giving out interview questions which the '25 set is doing. If you check the '19 set, apart from one or two person, the tips shared were general information and not interview questions. For the period of the interview, the thread was unusually silent. Questions were later shared after the interview.

Again, if you've had your interview, you will know how much of a disadvantage those who share their questions have put themselves and others. In the scheme of things, an engineer and an accountant share both safety and behavior questions even if the technicals are different. It's not also about being afraid someone might snatch your job, it's simply what a competition is.

Thirdly, are you implying that NNPC will change the entire panel groups ranging close to 100 or more every week? Bias is a part of human nature and it's not a strange thing to compare two people. If anything at all, it's the whole essence of the interview process, to compare and pick whoever is considered the better person.

I agree that dressing(nobody dresses stupidly to interview of that magnitude even if they have to borrow), eloquence, confidence are ingredients but you exhume these attributes better if you have armed yourself with likely questions.

Finally, don't live in the delusion that this is not a competition or that someone from other profession does not threaten you. When you share your interview questions, even people from your own profession see it, and use it, and shine brighter at their interviews. I'm not again sharing tips but don't share interview questions under the guise of sharing tips and tilt the scale unnecessarily, for likes and commendation, in favour of people who cannot remember your name after reading your 'robust tips' on the group.

Good luck to everyone.

Regardless of what anyone shares here about their experiences, it would serve as a guide to others which is altruistic.
If you're good a candidate you'll get the job. I had someone in my TS then that left for NNPC in 2019 and people that knew him in person said he was GOOD and weren't surprised he got the job.

Na people wey dey form say dem dey guide no dey go far for corporate world.

Sensiblewizard:
Good afternoon everyone.

So guys, the below is the report of how the NNPC interview goes.

*Stage 1: Arrival:*
As early as 7am, crowd are already seated inside with some equally standing. You will need to hold your interview invitation on your hand before you can gain entrance into the building.

Once in the building, you will be given a consent form to sign, granting NNPC, throughout the interview process, the permission to access your academic/professional information from your schools and work area so as to confirm it tallies with you submitted.

*Stage 2: Verification:*

You will proceed to do credential verification with your Birth Certificate, NYSC, WAEC, and Degree certificates. For your date of birth, they are just interested in your Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, and has no interest in whatever dob any of academic certificates bears.

Once you have been verified, you would be tied a wristband which contains your interview details. Here they will separate Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, etc, and your wristband will bear your field of study, e.g. GT/Sci/01 (GT = graduate trainee; Sci = Science; 01 = your interview panel number. Both your wristband and interview invitation would be signed accordingly. Please ensure your invitation is signed o as you will need it throughout the interview process. After this, you will be taken to the Amphitheatre hall upstairs.

*Stage: 3 Amphitheatre Hall*

In the hall, you would be addressed on the program of the day. Your application number will be called so you can go with an usher to your interview panel room.

There is also "energy room" at the outside where you can go and eat light refreshments like coffee, tea, biscuits, snacks, and soft drink.

Please pay attention to when your application number would be called so you can go with your panel team.

*Stage 4: Interview:*

This is the main deal.

You would bombarded with questions MOSTLY RELATED to your COURSE OF STUDY. They will also ask you to elaborate on how you think your qualification matches with NNPC vision of being the Global number one.

Please, this is where you REALLY need to tell them why you think you are perfect for NNPC based on your course of study. Ensure you sell yourself well here. For this, you need to really understand your course of study well, and also understand NNPC's various subsidiaries as you need to link both. If your course of study has some terminologies, try using them while explaining your answers, this will give your answers some kind of technical depths and give you an upper hand. But ensure whatever terminologies you are using are all correct. They can Google anything there.

You'd be asked the typical "Introduce yourself to us". Just walk them through your name, qualification, work experience but I wont advise you to go deep into your work experience as you don't have much time. Be moderate in your answer here, not that you wont say anything o....just don't over stress it. You might also want to include the skills you learned from your work experience.

You might be asked some other question depending on the flow of the conversation, like any certification you included during application.

Like I mentioned before on this group, try as much as possible best to ensure all your answers have substance, even the ones outside your field of study. Also research one or two about oil and gas. They could ask you about renewable energy.

*Stage 5: Exit:*
When you are done with your interview, you go downstairs, following the " Exit" signs. You can also ask the security men. You will go to where you will be given your "subsidy allowance" of 100k upon submission of your wristband and interview invitation.

From there, omor na _hasta la vista_

Questions I was asked:
1. Introduce yourself to us.
2. What skills did your experience teach you.
3. How does your academic qualification match with NNPC's vision.
4. Renewable and non-renewable energy
5. Safety and environmental hazards (based on my HSE certification)

NB:

Questions differ. This is just for my field of study.

A Finance student told me they nearly killed him with questions on Investments.

So overall, know your course, know where you can fit in best in the NNPC, and know very very well how to link them together.

Thank you.

#COPIED

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Did the use the resume you submitted or the one you came with?

Pls are we bringing along our resume as it is not stated as a requirement to come along with. Please a quick response will be highly appreciated.EH

bigthingz:
Pls are we bringing along our resume as it is not stated as a requirement to come along with. Please a quick response will be highly appreciated.EH

You do not need your CV for anything.

Hadeehart101:
You do not need your CV for anything.

.

Thank you. Appreciated:

I'm not gonna tell you how my interview went. But I'm gonna give you a tip that'll save you some minutes.

When you collect your access bank gift card with the 10050 inside, walk to any access bank, put the card, change your pin, transfer 100k to your bank account. The 50 Naira on top is transfer fees.

Sensiblewizard:
Good afternoon everyone.

So guys, the below is the report of how the NNPC interview goes.

*Stage 1: Arrival:*
As early as 7am, crowd are already seated inside with some equally standing. You will need to hold your interview invitation on your hand before you can gain entrance into the building.

Once in the building, you will be given a consent form to sign, granting NNPC, throughout the interview process, the permission to access your academic/professional information from your schools and work area so as to confirm it tallies with you submitted.

*Stage 2: Verification:*

You will proceed to do credential verification with your Birth Certificate, NYSC, WAEC, and Degree certificates. For your date of birth, they are just interested in your Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, and has no interest in whatever dob any of academic certificates bears.

Once you have been verified, you would be tied a wristband which contains your interview details. Here they will separate Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, etc, and your wristband will bear your field of study, e.g. GT/Sci/01 (GT = graduate trainee; Sci = Science; 01 = your interview panel number. Both your wristband and interview invitation would be signed accordingly. Please ensure your invitation is signed o as you will need it throughout the interview process. After this, you will be taken to the Amphitheatre hall upstairs.

*Stage: 3 Amphitheatre Hall*

In the hall, you would be addressed on the program of the day. Your application number will be called so you can go with an usher to your interview panel room.

There is also "energy room" at the outside where you can go and eat light refreshments like coffee, tea, biscuits, snacks, and soft drink.

Please pay attention to when your application number would be called so you can go with your panel team.

*Stage 4: Interview:*

This is the main deal.

You would bombarded with questions MOSTLY RELATED to your COURSE OF STUDY. They will also ask you to elaborate on how you think your qualification matches with NNPC vision of being the Global number one.

Please, this is where you REALLY need to tell them why you think you are perfect for NNPC based on your course of study. Ensure you sell yourself well here. For this, you need to really understand your course of study well, and also understand NNPC's various subsidiaries as you need to link both. If your course of study has some terminologies, try using them while explaining your answers, this will give your answers some kind of technical depths and give you an upper hand. But ensure whatever terminologies you are using are all correct. They can Google anything there.

You'd be asked the typical "Introduce yourself to us". Just walk them through your name, qualification, work experience but I wont advise you to go deep into your work experience as you don't have much time. Be moderate in your answer here, not that you wont say anything o....just don't over stress it. You might also want to include the skills you learned from your work experience.

You might be asked some other question depending on the flow of the conversation, like any certification you included during application.

Like I mentioned before on this group, try as much as possible best to ensure all your answers have substance, even the ones outside your field of study. Also research one or two about oil and gas. They could ask you about renewable energy.

*Stage 5: Exit:*
When you are done with your interview, you go downstairs, following the " Exit" signs. You can also ask the security men. You will go to where you will be given your "subsidy allowance" of 100k upon submission of your wristband and interview invitation.

From there, omor na _hasta la vista_

Questions I was asked:
1. Introduce yourself to us.
2. What skills did your experience teach you.
3. How does your academic qualification match with NNPC's vision.
4. Renewable and non-renewable energy
5. Safety and environmental hazards (based on my HSE certification)

NB:

Questions differ. This is just for my field of study.

A Finance student told me they nearly killed him with questions on Investments.

So overall, know your course, know where you can fit in best in the NNPC, and know very very well how to link them together.

Thank you.

#COPIED

For those who are yet to do theirs, the guy above gave a perfect summary of everything that happened. Although I wrote for EH, not GT.
The questions aren't easy anymore though
, and nobody can predict what you'll be asked. Almost everyone i interacted with said they asked different questions for each applicant.
For some, it was from their CVS, for others , it was about NNPC operations, while for others, they were asked questions that weren't related to their course of study...but somehow relevant to the oil and gas sector.
I guess it's getting harder as the interview sessions progress.
At this point, it's impossible to even predict what your Panelists would ask you.
They stick to time, so its best to come early and with all your required documents.
Unlike people that did theirs earlier, the atmosphere is extremely tensed this week , so try as much as possible to relax...if you can.

Good luck to everyone.

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I think we should keep this thread alive. Since the pained admin of the WhatsApp group removed everyone because of one person’s sin

Morning house, someone up there asked if CV would be needed and was replied no while as another says interview questions/interactions are based on CVs at times. Where am I lost please?

mercygrey177:
I think we should keep this thread alive. Since the pained admin of the WhatsApp group removed everyone because of one person’s sin

I think he's a psychopath. These government agencies should do thorough psychiatric evaluation before handing guns to new employees.