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budaatum:Hi Baddatum, the INEC material on the App is FREE. Are you referring to a different material? For paid materials, Click on the Preview and Buy button to see how much the material provider is offering it. Note: The materials on the App are put there by fellow App users. If you have useful and relevant materials, you can upload them to the App. If you have any further questions, pls do not hesitate to ask.
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Foxie:A big challenge with the younger generation is laziness to read. Why ask a question when you did not read? The answer you seek is in the content you did not read. (pls bother to read, it will help you) To answer your question, 'please why are you still selling past questions and answers for a living?' Answer: I do not sell Past Questions. However, providing reliable study materials to those who need them is a legit business. Reference GMATS, Kaplan and the other leading businesses in the industry. I co-own an App where individuals who have reliable study materials can distribute them in pdf, video and audio formats for free or at a fee. It is called a shared economy business model. Think about Uber, Airbnb, Bolt, Gokada and others.... It is a problem solving and entrepreneurial effort. Problem Statement The unemployment rate amongst the youth population is on the rise. One of the factors attributed to this development is lack of employability skills amongst a large number of the youth population. The National Bureau of Statistics projects that the unemployment rate will reach 33.5 per cent by 2020. We have identified developing an entrepreneurial mindset and skills as one of the ways to cut down on the unemployment rate in Nigeria. Sourcing quality educational materials, entrepreneurial and vocational training resources in the form of text, audio and videos is difficult to access within the Nigerian web space. An attempt to source study materials online in the form of notes, past questions and answers, video tutorials for Professional Exams, Undergraduate, and Post Graduate exams often leaves one stressed and disappointed. Where the materials are claimed to be available, the payment method is laborious and inefficient. Target Audience • Students • Job seekers • Professionals • Knowledge seekers Key Features of the App 1. Material owners can restrict the use of their materials to App only. 2. Screenshots are not allowed on the App. 3. The App developers market the materials on the App. 4. Materials can be viewed offline. Collaborators (Content Providers) • Individuals • Training Providers • Business, thought Leaders and Entrepreneurs • Educational Institutions – Universities, Polytechnics • Government Agencies (WAEC, NECO, JAMB etc) Below are some of the content categories available on Q and A App -O’Level Subjects (FREE WAEC, JAMB, NECO, NABTEB materials) -Professional Exams (NSE, CIPM, CFA, CIS, NIM, ICAN, TRCN and others) -Job Test Resources (KPMG, NNPC, TOTAL, PWC, INEC, NSCDC, Interview tips etc) -Business/Career -Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarships -Undergraduate and Postgraduate degree course materials -Foreign Exams (IELTS, GMAT and others) How the App works Registered users can upload resources to the App for Free or at a Fee. The uploaded resources are reviewed by the App administrators. Paid resources are purchased in-app via Card Payment (MasterCard, VisaCard or Verve Card) or by Bank transfer. Revenue Generation and Sharing The App developers earn 40% commission on purchases made on the App. 60% revenue accrues to resource owner/provider and this amount is payable to the owners nominated Bank account on the 28th of every month with a minimum payment threshold of NGN10,000. Sellers can easily track record of purchased resources from their account. Expected Impact of Q and A App • To advance the realization of the SDG4 goal of achieving quality education and substantially increasing the number of youths and adults who have relevant skills for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. • To serve as a channel for supporting the implementation of the National Youth Policy in the areas of skills acquisition and capacity development. • To make sourcing of valuable and reliable information easy and stress free. • To empower and encourage resource persons to share their knowledge with knowledge seekers. • To bridge the mentorship gap that exists within the Nigerian society. • To create an avenue for skilled and creative individuals to transfer knowledge and earn revenue. The App currently has over 20000+ downloads on Playstore. The four active sellers on the App have generated combined revenue of One Million, Eight Hundred thousand Naira. This milestone is an indication of the promise the App holds for the users – knowledge seekers and resource providers. My specific requests to you: 1. That you download and create an account on Q and A App 2. Upload Free/Paid reliable materials that you have to the App. 3. Encourage your loved ones to use Q and A App 4. Contribute a Free article to the App to guide individuals that are preparing for job test exams..to include the best way to prepare, describe the methods you adopt in preparing for your exams and any other information you consider useful. I hope I answered your questions and I hope others who read it will find it useful in their entrepreneurial pursuit. |
Zimri:Noted. Thank you. |
Emily22:Smiling. My advice, go ahead and study with the free INEC material and Current affairs on the App, after the exams come back to share your views. Thank you |
Zimri:My friend, I had to point that out. By training and profession, I am an Engineer and Business development expert. The App in question is an entrepreneurial and problem solving effort. I won't sit back and watch ignorant people make light the efforts of the App developers, their partners and users who upload reliable materials to the App. I hope you understand |
Juliearth:I am engaging you because of recent graduates who you want to mislead. I am here to guide, enlighten and educate them. Can you please tell us your strategy for preparing for and passing job test exams? I think that is one of the essence of this thread. For example, I sat for about 7 Job tests between 2010 and 2012 (Ariosh, UAC, Shell, Unilever, PZ and two others I can't remember now); I passed 5. My strategy was simple, for maths I revised ratios, percentages, simple interest and Algebra word problems from General Mathematics textbook. For English and Verbal reasoning questions, I don't prepare for them because I have a good background in English. For abstract and quantitative reasoning, I practiced with study packs. Juliearth, tell me, which exams you have sat for and passed including your methods for preparing for them (for the benefit of others reading our exchange). If others don't compile study packs and past questions, how do you want applicants to prepare for exams, particularly first timers? How are you helping them to pass? Current Affairs questions form part of government job test exams, do you have any one to share? or you also think there is no need for it? On your claim about NDLEA exams, I can confirm to you that the materials sourced on Q and A App were useful. How to know? Visit and read the App reviews on Playstore, also visit the NDLEA forum on the App. Nairaland is a faceless forum where someone who do not use the App can come to make baseless claims. However, do me a favour of sharing the screenshots of the negative feedback you talked about. I can also share hundreds of chats of individuals who came back to say thank you after using materials on the App and passed their exams. Some of them even get the job! Do you realize that Q and A App has over 20000+ users and have an overall rating of 4.3 (out of 5), this translates to 93% positive reviews? Do you also realize that more than 70% of the materials of the App are free (including the INEC study pack, past questions) and that the materials are provided/uploaded by the App users? Drawing from experience, the App administrators approve only materials established to be useful and reliable. To end, Q and A App is built to solve an identified problem, to create a platform where reliable professional exams, undergraduate/post graduate, scholarship, job test, career and business materials can be sourced in PDF, video and audio formats. The least you can do is to use that platform to provide reliable materials to others, share your experience and create similar problem solving and entrepreneurial solutions. |
Juliearth:You can say whatever you want, just don't mislead people and I hope you are open to learning. Back in 2010 when I wrote job test exams, (after the exams) you will find candidates who will tell you the study material/past questions were a majority of the exams questions were drawn. Again, some individuals will prepare with generic materials, other opt for past questions. |
Juliearth:Your 'argument' sound convincing and foolproof but it is not... Just like in a democracy, individuals should be allowed to decide the best method they want to adopt in preparing for exams. Time and Time again, compiled study pack and past questions have proven to be useful for these exams as they form a basis of preparation. Moreso, I can confirm that some organization repeat similar and sometimes same questions including the likes of PwC and KPMG. And in case you are not aware, some individuals/organization that compile past questions register for these exams via proxy to screenshot the exam questions and provide a basis of preparation for future exams. Do what is best for you and let others decide how they want to prepare. Thank you |
Sharpben18:Get PMP Study material from the professional exam section of Q and A App |
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