Agbami Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Introduction

As a Nigerian undergraduate student navigating the challenges of higher education, especially in demanding fields like Medicine and Engineering, financial support can be a game-changer. The Agbami Scholarship, a flagship initiative by Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited (a Chevron company) and its partners, has been empowering talented youths since 2009. At Manny Spark, led by Dr. Manny, we are committed to providing educational resources that bridge the gap between ambition and achievement. With my expertise in guiding students through scholarship processes, I, Dr. Manny, have curated this in-depth article to help you prepare effectively.

In 2025, with Nigeria’s economy still heavily reliant on the oil sector, scholarships like Agbami not only alleviate financial burdens but also foster skills in healthcare and engineering—sectors vital for national development. This guide delves into the scholarship’s background, tied to the iconic Agbami oil field in Nigeria’s deepwaters, and offers extensive samples of past questions across multiple subjects. Practicing these is crucial, as the aptitude test is a key hurdle.

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What is the Agbami Scholarship?

The Agbami Scholarship is a merit-based program targeting Nigerian undergraduates in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and various Engineering disciplines. Sponsored by Chevron Nigeria Limited and partners like the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Famfa Oil Limited, and others, it aims to build human capacity in areas critical to Nigeria’s oil and gas industry and healthcare system.

As stated on the official Scholastica platform, “The Agbami Medical and Engineering Professionals Scholarship is open to Year 1 and Year 2 undergraduates from all states in Nigeria.” This inclusivity ensures that talented students from Lagos to Borno can benefit, promoting educational equity.

For more on Nigerian scholarships, explore our internal link: Top Undergraduate Scholarships in Nigeria 2025.

Historical Background and Evolution

Launched in 2009, the Agbami Scholarship has evolved from a modest initiative to one of Nigeria’s most sought-after awards. Initially focused on host communities in the Niger Delta, it expanded nationwide to address the shortage of skilled professionals in medicine and engineering. By 2025, over 10,000 students have benefited, with many graduating to contribute to Nigeria’s workforce.

The program’s growth mirrors Nigeria’s oil industry advancements. In the early 2010s, it incorporated mentorship components, and by 2020, digital applications via Scholastica.ng streamlined the process. Dr. Manny at Manny Spark notes, “The scholarship’s adaptation to online testing post-COVID has made past questions even more essential for digital CBT preparation.”

Location and Significance of the Agbami Oil Field

The scholarship derives its name from the Agbami oil field, a world-class deepwater asset located about 70 miles (113 km) offshore from the central Niger Delta, in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 127 and 128. Discovered in 1998, it spans water depths of 4,200 to 5,400 feet and boasts reserves exceeding 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent. Operated by Chevron, the field uses a state-of-the-art Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel, capable of producing 250,000 barrels per day.

This location in the Gulf of Guinea highlights Nigeria’s position as Africa’s top oil producer. Beyond oil extraction, Agbami partners invest in community development, including building hospitals in Delta and Ondo States, providing medical equipment, and funding STEM education programs. These initiatives extend to scholarships, ensuring local talents contribute back to the industry.

Comprehensive Benefits and Additional Offerings

Securing the Agbami Scholarship means more than financial aid. Medical students receive N200,000 annually, while Engineering students get N100,000, covering tuition, books, and living expenses. Renewed yearly based on performance, the award lasts until graduation.

Additional offerings include:

• Mentorship Programs: Pairing with Chevron professionals for career guidance.
• Internships: Opportunities at Agbami facilities or partner companies.
• Skill Workshops: Training in leadership, innovation, and industry-specific skills.
• Community Impact Projects: Encouraging recipients to participate in health outreaches or engineering solutions in underserved areas.

A beneficiary shared, “The Agbami Scholarship transformed my life, providing not just funds but a network that landed me an internship in Lagos.” – Anonymous, 2023 Awardee.

Detailed Eligibility Criteria for Nigerian Students

To qualify for the 2025 cycle, applicants must:

• Be Nigerian citizens.
• Be full-time undergraduates in 100 or 200 level at NUC-accredited universities.
• Study approved courses: Medicine/Surgery, Dentistry, Pharmacy, or Engineering (e.g., Petroleum, Mechanical, Electrical).
• Maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.5/5.0 or equivalent.
• Not hold another scholarship.

Priority is given to students from host communities near the Agbami Field, but merit overrides all. Important: False declarations lead to disqualification.

Step-by-Step Application Process for 2025

Applications opened on May 5, 2025, and close in June (check portal for exact dates). Here’s the process:

1. Register on Scholastica: Visit candidate.scholastica.ng and create an account.
2. Verify Eligibility: Complete the eligibility quiz.
3. Upload Documents: Include JAMB result, admission letter, school ID, birth certificate, and O’Level results (scans must be clear, under 200KB).
4. Submit Application: Fill personal, academic, and contact details.
5. Aptitude Test Invitation: Shortlisted candidates receive emails for the CBT by Dragnet.
6. Take the Test: Online or at centers in major cities like Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt.
7. Verification and Award: Successful candidates undergo document checks.

Tip from Dr. Manny: “Start early; technical glitches can occur.” For application tips, link to How to Apply for Nigerian Scholarships.

Understanding the Aptitude Test Format

The test, administered by Dragnet, is a 60-90 minute CBT with 50-100 questions. Format includes:

• Verbal Reasoning: Comprehension, analogies (20%).
• Numerical Reasoning: Data interpretation, math problems (30%).
• Abstract Reasoning: Patterns, logic (20%).
• General Knowledge/Science: Physics, chemistry, biology, current affairs (30%).

Questions are multiple-choice, timed per section. Practice simulates the FOT interface.

Why Past Questions Are Indispensable for Success

Past questions reveal patterns—up to 40% repetition. They build speed, accuracy, and confidence. As education experts emphasize, “Consistent practice with authentic materials can boost scores by 50%.” At Manny Spark, our PDF includes timed mocks.

Preparation Strategies and Tips from Experts

• Daily Practice: Dedicate 2 hours to samples.
• Study Groups: Discuss with peers.
• Time Management: Use timers.
• Resources: Books like GMAT guides.
• Health Tips: Sleep well, eat balanced.

Dr. Manny advises: “Focus on weak areas first.”

Common Mistakes to Avoid in Preparation

• Procrastination: Start early.
• Ignoring Formats: Practice CBT.
• Overlooking Current Affairs: Read Nigerian news.
• Neglecting Explanations: Understand why answers are correct.
• Poor Document Prep: Ensure uploads are accurate.

Avoiding these increases chances.

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Sample Past Questions and Answers:

Mathematics

Mathematics tests problem-solving.

Question 1: Three friends divided bullets equally. After shooting 4 each, remaining equals initial per person. Original total?

A. 18 B. 20 C. 54 D. 8

Answer: A. 18 Explanation: Let each have x (total 3x). Post-shooting: 3(x-4) = x → 2x=12 → x=6, total 18.

Question 2: Selling 17 balls at N720 loses equal to cost of 5 balls. Cost per ball?

A. N43 B. N60 C. N55 D. N56

Answer: B. N60 Explanation: Loss = CP of 5. SP of 17 = CP of 12. CP per ball = 720/12 = 60.

Question 3: If 2x + 3 = 7, what is x?

A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 1

Answer: A. 2 Explanation: 2x = 4, x=2.

Question 4: Area of circle radius 7 cm? (π=22/7)

A. 154 cm² B. 44 cm² C. 22 cm² D. 7 cm²

Answer: A. 154 cm² Explanation: πr² = (22/7)*49 = 154.

Question 5: Simplify √(16/25)

A. 4/5 B. 2/5 C. 8/5 D. 4/25

Answer: A. 4/5 Explanation: √16 / √25 = 4/5.

More samples in the PDF.

 Verbal Reasoning

Verbal assesses language skills.

Question 1: Opposite of “ephemeral”?

A. Permanent B. Transient C. Eternal D. Enduring

Answer: B. Transient Explanation: Ephemeral means short-lived; transient is similar, but question asks opposite—wait, correct opposite is A. Permanent. (Sample correction for learning).

Wait, standard: Opposite is permanent.

Question 2: The parliamentary session degenerated into ____ with politicians hurling ____ at each other.

A. mayhem – banter B. disarray – pleasantries C. tranquillity – invectives D. anarchy – insults

Answer: D. anarchy – insults Explanation: Anarchy fits chaos, insults for hurling.

Question 3: Synonym of “meticulous”?

A. Careless B. Precise C. Vague D. Hasty

Answer: B. Precise Explanation: Meticulous means careful attention to detail.

Question 4: Choose the odd one: Lion, Tiger, Elephant, Whale

A. Lion B. Tiger C. Elephant D. Whale

Answer: D. Whale Explanation: Others are land mammals; whale is marine.

Question 5: Analogy: Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?

A. School B. Office C. Court D. Kitchen

Answer: A. School Explanation: Doctor works in hospital, teacher in school.

Numerical Reasoning

Numerical involves data.

Question 1: If sales increased 20% from 500 to ?

A. 600 B. 550 C. 520 D. 700

Answer: A. 600 Explanation: 500 * 1.2 = 600.

Question 2: Average of 10, 20, 30?

A. 20 B. 25 C. 15 D. 60

Answer: A. 20 Explanation: (10+20+30)/3 = 20.

Question 3: 25% of 400?

A. 100 B. 200 C. 50 D. 150

Answer: A. 100 Explanation: 0.25*400=100.

Question 4: Ratio 4:6 simplify.

A. 2:3 B. 1:2 C. 4:6 D. 3:2

Answer: A. 2:3 Explanation: Divide by 2.

Question 5: Profit if CP N100, SP N120?

A. 20% B. 10% C. 30% D. 25%

Answer: A. 20% Explanation: (20/100)*100=20%.

 Abstract Reasoning

Abstract tests patterns.

Question 1: Which shape next: Square, Triangle, Circle, Square…?

A. Triangle B. Circle C. Square D. Pentagon

Answer: A. Triangle Explanation: Pattern repeats every 3.

Question 2: Odd one in series: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 30

A. 30 B. 16 C. 9 D. 1

Answer: A. 30 Explanation: Others are squares (1²,2²,3²,…); 30 isn’t.

Question 3: If A=1, B=2, what is CAT?

A. 3120 B. 312 C. 314 D. 320

Answer: A. 3120 Explanation: C=3, A=1, T=20.

Question 4: Mirror image of “HELLO”?

(Description: Choose flipped option)

Answer: Depends on options; explanation: Reverse letters.

Question 5: Complete series: 3,6,9,12,?

A. 15 B. 18 C. 10 D. 14

Answer: A. 15 Explanation: Multiples of 3.

General Knowledge and Science

Science for med/eng.

Question 1: Powerhouse of cell?

A. Nucleus B. Mitochondria C. Ribosome D. Lysosome

Answer: B. Mitochondria Explanation: ATP production.

Question 2: SI unit of force?

A. Joule B. Newton C. Watt D. Pascal

Answer: B. Newton Explanation: Mass x acceleration.

Question 3: Atomic number of carbon?

A. 6 B. 8 C. 12 D. 14

Answer: A. 6 Explanation: Protons in carbon.

Question 4: Perfect black body absorbs?

A. Some radiation B. All radiation C. No radiation D. Reflected

Answer: B. All radiation Explanation: Definition.

Question 5: Photosynthesis process?

A. Respiration B. Food making in plants C. Digestion D. Circulation

Answer: B. Food making in plants Explanation: Using sunlight.

 Current Affairs

Relevant to Nigeria 2025.

Question 1: Nigeria’s president in 2025?

A. Bola Tinubu B. Muhammadu Buhari C. Goodluck Jonathan D. Atiku Abubakar

Answer: A. Bola Tinubu Explanation: Elected 2023, term ongoing.

Question 2: Capital of Nigeria?

A. Lagos B. Abuja C. Kano D. Port Harcourt

Answer: B. Abuja Explanation: Moved in 1991.

Question 3: NNPC full form?

A. Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation B. National Nigerian Power Company C. Nigeria Natural Resources D. None

Answer: A. Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Explanation: Oil regulator.

Question 4: OPEC member?

A. Yes B. No

Answer: A. Yes Explanation: Nigeria is.

Question 5: 2025 economic focus in Nigeria?

A. Diversification from oil B. Agriculture only C. Mining D. Tourism

Answer: A. Diversification from oil Explanation: Ongoing policy.

Current Affairs Question	Options	Answer
No. of states in Nigeria	A. 36 B. 37 C. 30 D. 40	A. 36
Currency	A. Naira B. Cedi C. Rand D. Dollar	A. Naira
Largest city	A. Lagos B. Abuja C. Kano D. Ibadan	A. Lagos
Independence year	A. 1960 B. 1957 C. 1963 D. 1970	A. 1960
African Union HQ	A. Addis Ababa B. Lagos C. Cairo D. Nairobi	A. Addis Ababa

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Success Stories and Quotes from Beneficiaries

Many alumni credit Agbami for their success. “As a medical student from Delta State, the scholarship allowed me to focus on studies without financial worries,” says Dr. Ada Obi, 2015 beneficiary.

Another: “Engineering at UNILAG was tough, but Agbami’s support and internship opened doors at Chevron.” – Engr. Tunde Afolabi.

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Key Takeaways

• Grasp the Essentials: Agbami supports Nigerian med/eng students, linked to the offshore Agbami Field.
• Prepare Thoroughly: Use past questions for verbal, numerical, abstract, science, and current affairs.
• Avoid Pitfalls: Start early, practice CBT, stay updated.
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