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bg4l:
Thank you for your response,
At least I’m more convinced that there’s hope

Don't be too hopeful, okay?

What's your discipline?

bg4l:
Hi, good afternoon.
Heard from a friend that got in touch with an NNPC staff. The staff said some mails (offer letters) were sent out last night to candidates. Please do you or anyone know if it’s true?

Yes, it's true. Saw one around 9pm.

So, before tomorrow ends everyone who participated in the exercise will receive an email which states whether they were successful or not.

Application portals will also be updated to reflect that. I doubt anything will change though.

At least people who are desperately hopeful will find closure.

jikolp:
nah, we thank God for everything

Civil Engineering?

If you're an arts, humanities or law graduate/Applicant, do not invest your energy in the exercise.

Engineering and Science are the core disciplines of the NNPC because of NNPC's businesses.

To get in as a humanities Applicant you must be exceptional and hope that Engineering and Science students from your state are not all exceptional as well.

Jikolp, were you successful?

Joshalpha:
Please, who knows if Experienced Hires have gotten their emails?

Yes, they have.

Helloworld123:
People will always get it from the first day but it don't mean that sharing interview questions does not tilt the scale. Some of them have professional qualifications, graduated with a first class, have industry experience as you could see from the success email that the CV was also a factor used in the recruitment and also studied relevant courses. You never can tell what the other person has as an advantage.

It's just a message for the next set. They can take it or leave it.

Yes, you're right.

What course of study, btw?

youngblackgee:
Nope, it wasn't just sharing of questions alone. People who were interviewed on 14th, 15th and 16th got in.

Nobody who interviewed during my session got in. I'm a lawyer.

Not even a foreign first class graduate who also got a first class in Law school.

At the end of the day, NNPC cannot employ from one state more than the other. The best petroleum engineers, geologists and geophysists will be prioritized over let's say the best political scientist if one was to be chosen.

Helloworld123:
Congratulations to everyone who go in.

I thought I'd get in and eventually have the moral justification to touch more on this for future applicants but, unfortunately, I didn't so I'd write what I can.

This our set of candidates is likely the most foolish of all sets that have attempted to get into NNPC. That Nigerian way of never doing anything right and always wanting to cheat the system still came in handy.

In a highly competitive recruitment of over 12,000 with the organization looking to recruit less than 1000, these so called generous applications began to share their questions to their competitors. I even read of a certain guy who walked out of his own Interview to share his questions with those on his interview queue which gave them an added advantage. While answering the questions alone does not determine if you will be employed as other factors such as confidence, communication skill and others play a role, having the questions before hand helps you improve on these factors.

Now, do you know why they shared their questions?

1. Overconfidence - they were just so sure they have performed well and were already on their way in.

2. Under performance - This set just knew they didn't stand a chance so why not just spil?

But, by and large, the questions asked were so similar and repetitive that there was just no way sharing the questions did not tilt the outcome of the interview.

Some of these morons are not even the best orators, don't have the best aura, do not appear confident to their interviewers, have not studied a course that gives them a competitive edge - they are just morons.

So I know many of you will come finding this thread in the next recruitment. Learn from us. Don't let your hard work and sleepless nights go to waste for a thankless service. Nobody cares if you helped them get in as it is today. Many who got tips and got in today do not even remember who shared questions with them. Do the right thing that will not unnecessarily tilt the outcome of the interview and put some of you at a disadvantage. They will gaslight you as you may have seen earlier in the thread, they will say it's people like you who do not get ahead in life but hold you ground. And that way, whatever the outcome is, you'd know you have given your best.

Good luck to everyone.

Nope, it wasn't just sharing of questions alone. People who were interviewed on 14th, 15th and 16th got in.

Nobody who interviewed during my session got in. I'm a lawyer.

0x1rvin:
If they sent emails midnight and you wake up to no email, face the hard truth and begin your journey.

I accepted my fate last night.

I have resolved to hustle harder.

Baddestguyp:
I be lawyer oh...

Have you gotten?

Baddestguyp:
So the mails have stopped for all departments?

Is there still any hope?

Probability of a lawyer getting in as a GT was low.

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jikolp:
16th, wbu?

21st

Baddestguyp:
I have not touched anything science related since 2013...

Yet I passed the GT exam and got called for the interview on Abuja. The questions were not really deep mathematics but rather quantitative and basic maths knowledge can help you with 90% of them

What's your interview date?

jikolp:
i just gave myself a tolerance of 5 failed questions, the ones i know and the ones i know not of

What's your interview date?

Few days ago it was stampede, the past hours its plane crash.

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shunlet:
As you can see from the video, for the landing gear, probably the wheel didn't come out at all or didn't come out complete. No tyre to roll and keep the plane balance on the run way, no break to hold to bring the plane to a stop. The plane continues to drag on the floor with the projection speed with which it came down until it collides with something.

An object will continue to be in its state of rest or in its continuous motion until an external force act on it.

I think there should be speed breakers made of layers of nets at airports to reduce the landing impact of malfunctioning airplanes, vertically and horizontally, since most airplanes crash during taking off or landing.

Cynthia33:
That 2/3 liters the answer was not even there. I have to ask chatgpt too. The answer was not there

Did you get to the interview stage?

IecheM:
Did you study engineering?

Nope. Not even science related.

What about you?

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Elipsis:
Wow. In 24 hours. Seems they want to conclude everything this year

GT

jikolp:
engineering

Check your mail. I've been shortlisted for interview.

k2039:
https://www.nairaland.com/5075837/apply-2019-nnpc-graduate-trainee

Sir, what do you think the Cut off mark is for the test?

elbangeez:
In oil and gas QA/QC are mostly Engineers.

Please do you know the cut off mark, Sir?

jikolp:
engineering

I see lol.

jikolp:
normally it should be less than 45 but you know there will be a lot of nepotism, you have to be undeniably good

I know right?

But there's still another stage.

What's your discipline?

jikolp:
i know but none of the answers is correct, so it is error question

What did you pick?

jikolp:
i missed the 3 cats question too, the 60% question do not have a correct answer so i think it should be bonus mark. thats all i remembered i missed

There's no Bonus. Every question has a predetermined answer and scores are given automatically immediately you finish the exams.