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NSCDC Recruitment Aptitude Test Format:

This updated NSCDC Recruitment Aptitude Test Past Questions is prepared to help you pass the recruitment test.

Previously, the questions were conducted by JAMB/WAEC (West African Examination Council)

The test consists of four sections and a total of 120 questions for 120 minutes

The test sections include:

1. Quantitative reasoning questions (MATHS)
2. Verbal Reasoning (ENGLISH)
3. General knowledge/ Current affairs.

(Occasionally, some field specific questions may appear under the general knowledge section of the test depending on what cadre position the candidate apply for.)

2019 NSCDC recruitment aptitude test will likely be administered by JAMB.

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Sample NSCDC Recruitment Aptitude Test Past Questions

1. Which of the following phrases A, B, C and D given below in the
   statement should replace the phrase printed in bold in the sentence to
   make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given and
   ‘No Correction is required’, mark E as the answer.
   Since their son’s demise last week, the old couple were been in shock.
   A. were
   B. will be
   C. have been
   D. was being
   E. No correction
2. Choose an appropriate word from the options to suitably fill the blank
   in the sentence below so that the sentence makes sense, both
   grammatically and contextually.
   You _ your report by this time next week.
   A. have finished
   B. has finished
   C. will have finished
   D. would have finished
   E. have been finished
3. Fill in the blank with the suitable article:
   __ sugar is bad for your health.
   A. Some
   B. a
   C. an
   D. the
   E. No article

1. In_________, the first Aeroplane in Nigeria landed in Kano State.
   A. 1925
   B. 1937
   C. 1961
   D. 1955
2. Heathrow Airport is a__________ based airport.
   A. London
   B. Paris
   C. Germany
   D. China
3. The full meaning of the acronym KLM Airline, is Koninklijke Luchtvaart
   Maatschappij, also known as________.
   A. Lufthansa German Airlines
   B. Pan African Airlines
   C. Kenya Airways
   D. Royal Dutch Airlines
4. President Goodluck Jonathan approved the removal of the DirectorGeneral of the Nigerian Civil Authority from office with effect
   from_________.

3. If Boneri adds 2 to the numerator of a fraction, the fraction becomes
   1
   ⁄3. If he subtracts 3 from the denominator of the fraction, it becomes 1
   ⁄4.
   What is the fraction?
   A. 1
   ⁄5
   B. 2⁄5
   C. 3⁄5
   D. 4⁄5
4. Given that P = {x: 1 ≤ x ≤ 6} and Q = {x: 2 ˂ x ˂ 10}, where x is an integer.
   Find n (P ∩ Q).
   A. 4
   B. 6
   C. 8
   D. 10

17. Which of phrases given below each sentence should replace the
    phrase printed in bold type to make the grammatically correct? If the
    sentence is correct as it is, mark ‘5’ as the answer.
    Despite of their differences on matters of principles, they all agree on the
    demand of hike in salary?
    A. Despite their
    B. Despite of the
    C. Despite for their
    D. Despite off their
    E. No correction required