₦airaland Forum

rkarang:
Funnily enough, a friend of mine sat for GRE in second week of this month. He didn’t do any math review... he answers any Quant question one gives him in seconds without even writing anything down.

He’s such a smart dude... He knows his Verbal is weak, so he concentrated on Verbal... he learnt a few vocabularies and all... he didn’t use powerprep

In the eventual outcome of the test, his Verbal score was extremely low (tho on different test day, we had same score in Verbal) but his Quantitative score was superb (84 percentile)


So basically, the exam is bout what you’re made of. If we have to spend hours prepping for either or both aspect of the tests, it’s because we deficiency in either or both aspect of the tests.

I’m pretty sure if anyone sees his Quantitative score, such person would be curious to know the materials he used or his depth of practice

lucexy:
Yes. Actually, they wrote exams then, unlike now that when you get shortlisted you go for oral interview.

glopatra:
Can I apply for two different countries. Like I want to choose my courses from two different universities in Germany and one in France

Pr0cter:
That's a lie. Do you know that there's is a grading for nysc certificate and supporting documents?


It's mostly in rare cases a corper can be selected and it mostly those from the northern state where there is very less competition. Get ur fact right. In case you don't know, most cases of selected 2.2 / 2.1 are from the north

CsRockefeller:
I have no clue on how to go about it.

Pr0cter:
Did they finally get awarded??


That's the thing. They will instead select those with the complete certificate after the interview

CsRockefeller:
Nice.
I assume you are a first class graduate and have tried once or twice?
What did you study?
Aside this, is there any local one here in Nigeria?
I read Economics finished with a 3.86.
I want to further, though my preference is local institutions.

Pr0cter:
He won't get shortlisted. Most with complete document don't even get shortlisted

CsRockefeller:
Yes. I met a lady in Abuja few months back at the NNPC HQ during the recruitment process, she recently got a Scholarship to study MSc in Chemistry at Grenoble in France.

She was among the 3 or 4 people picked from Lagos. She finished with a first class in Chemistry from Lasu and was the second overall best in Waec during her set.

It's fair and square. Her parents are just petty traders. A lovely girl she is, wish to meet her sometime in the future.

If you meet the requirements, go ahead and apply.

Equity15:
fvck!! will have to wait for next year. thanks

adamx23:
Do you need to have secured admission in your school of choice before applying for this?