The theme of the online test will change continuously. From Aptitude and Comprehension Test (two sections, 15 questions each and two essays) to SDGs Learning Test (one section, no essay and 30 questions) to Random Knowledge Test and others.
These changes are for quality control reasons.
The basic criteria upon which all candidates are assessed remains the same irrespective of which test a candidate takes.
Hence, it is best not to bother yourself with what others have taken or experienced.
Only concern yourself with the test presented to you and remember to ALWAYS read the instructions (that is where you are told what is expected of you).
2. Missed the test/experienced technical difficulty:
If you have missed the test for a genuine reason, do not panic. Another time will be fixed for you to take yours when this current schedule runs out.
This applies to those; who couldn’t get the test link on time; who had technical difficulties on the test website, who were affected by movement restrictions occasioned by municipal elections in some parts of Nigeria; who reported sick; and other legitimate reasons. Those who mistakenly took their test on a wrong date may also be considered.
3. Scroll through Posts on the timeline to get your questions answered.
Due to the sheer volume of messages we receive inbox, it is almost impossible to respond to everyone.
Interestingly, over 85 per cent of the questions have already been addressed by previous posts made on this timeline.
Examples include questions asking for the link to the online test or asking about what date a candidate is scheduled to take the test, and more.
Endeavor to read through the updates on the timeline to find your answers.
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