theoptimist298:
Am i the only one who hasnt started preparing

theoptimist298:
Am i the only one who hasnt started preparing

AyNO:
My test is for tomorrow 3pm, can i go there in the morning and take the test, 3pm is too late for me considering where i stay

davidmula:
Just numerical and verbal . theres no essay writing

Eyitayo29:


Please are the numerical and verbal the same as how we did last time: graphs and charts or I should be expecting word problems too? Or something different entirely

KingJay0007:
Yay I can comment now. At last! Hello future PWC peeps.

Scholar94:
Guys abeg come out and tell us something na...How was it? Harder?

KingJay0007:
Yay I can comment now. At last! Hello future PWC peeps.

Faith21:







Please tell us ooo
The format of the exam.
Yes, The format is the same as the last exams


were past questions repeated?
No
Did you also write personality test as part of the verification test?
No, but it is very likely some or everyone will retake the personality test as according to Madam toyin, SHL could not capture the responses on most candidates.

Lexxyla:
Thank you for the response.
The test lasted for how many minutes

encrypt:
All these questions have been answered severally.

How was it?
It was same format as the online test with the exception of number of questions and allocated time.
18 verbal questions in 10 minutes and 10 numerical questions in 15 minutes.

Were past questions repeated
Well this depends on how many questions you have solved or seen.
I saw verbal passages that I have seen before but that didn't make much difference as I still had to read and pick the answers.

The questions wee generally fair and time constraint is the only factor that may unsettle you.

For numerical refer to my post above.

Were you given calculators?
Yes you are provided with a clunky, non scientific calculator, a sheet of paper and a pen

encrypt:
All these questions have been answered severally.

How was it?
It was same format as the online test with the exception of number of questions and allocated time.
18 verbal questions in 10 minutes and 10 numerical questions in 15 minutes.

Were past questions repeated
Well this depends on how many questions you have solved or seen.
I saw verbal passages that I have seen before but that didn't make much difference as I still had to read and pick the answers.

The questions wee generally fair and time constraint is the only factor that may unsettle you.

For numerical refer to my post above.

Were you given calculators?
Yes you are provided with a clunky, non scientific calculator, a sheet of paper and a pen

encrypt:
All these questions have been answered severally.

[b]How was it?
It was same format as the online test with the exception of number of questions and allocated time.
18 verbal questions in 10 minutes and 10 numerical questions in 15 minutes.[/b]

Were past questions repeated
Well this depends on how many questions you have solved or seen.
I saw verbal passages that I have seen before but that didn't make much difference as I still had to read and pick the answers.

The questions wee generally fair and time constraint is the only factor that may unsettle you.

For numerical refer to my post above.

Were you given calculators?
Yes you are provided with a clunky, non scientific calculator, a sheet of paper and a pen

encrypt:
All these questions have been answered severally.

How was it?
It was same format as the online test with the exception of number of questions and allocated time.
18 verbal questions in 10 minutes and 10 numerical questions in 15 minutes.

Were past questions repeated
Well this depends on how many questions you have solved or seen.
I saw verbal passages that I have seen before but that didn't make much difference as I still had to read and pick the answers.

The questions wee generally fair and time constraint is the only factor that may unsettle you.

For numerical refer to my post above.

Were you given calculators?
Yes you are provided with a clunky, non scientific calculator, a sheet of paper and a pen

Qlock:
Please how can one get to the venue from obalende?

kingayy:
Pls for those who have done the test, how many questions for verbal and numerics, and were past online questions repeated? Thank you!

Abeekeh:



From Obalende you can take a keke napep #100 to eko hotel, from eko hotel take another keke #100 (those chanting Lekki/ new market) tell them you'd be dropping at pwc annex ( so they'd pass a favourable route). The office is by the road so it should be easy to locate. Ask questions very well from people around too

joashette:
The process was largely as expected. Arrive, get your docs checked and then the test. The waiting time was the only ish. Arrived 2.30pm, left 5.12 pm. And I took permission from work so imagine leaving at that time with VI traffic already building. I had to 'bike' back and forth.

Questions were as expected, just fewer than the online version. Nothing special. If you did the first one and passed, it shouldn't be a biggie. But you need to aim to score higher because of the competition. 1000 people could do this test and 400 or thereabout for next stage, assumptions based on history.

The SHL part was funny. Was it not the same responses for verbal and numerical that was used to trim candidates after the online test? Not a biggie to redo the personailty test but I'd prefer not to. Why will SHL be having issues like this?

Interviews still set for May and June, and results likely July. Same timeline as other years.

Best of luck everyone.

Faith21:





Thanks so much dear

I didn't get you clearly on the exam format.Do you mean the number of questions changed?


The online test had 30 English questions to be answered in 20mins
Maths questions were 18 questions to be answered in 25mins

Please don't vex for me .I need clarification abeg.

encrypt:
All these questions have been answered severally.

How was it?
It was same format as the online test with the exception of number of questions and allocated time.
18 verbal questions in 10 minutes and 10 numerical questions in 15 minutes.

Were past questions repeated
Well this depends on how many questions you have solved or seen.
I saw verbal passages that I have seen before but that didn't make much difference as I still had to read and pick the answers.

The questions wee generally fair and time constraint is the only factor that may unsettle you.

For numerical refer to my post above.

Were you given calculators?
Yes you are provided with a clunky, non scientific calculator, a sheet of paper and a pen