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NDDC Scholarship Test Past Questions And Answers

This study pack (NDDC Scholarship Test Past Questions And Answers – LAW) will help you prepare faster and adequately for your best performance in the test.
A crucial part of NDDC Scholarship Aptitude test preparation is to solve and practice using previous years’ papers. Solving previous year NDDC past questions will help you understand the exam pattern, know the level of difficulty and ultimately, helps you create your best preparation strategy.

This study pack contains:

• All the official NDDC (MSc) Scholarship Aptitude Test Past questions and answers from 2020 to 2023
• Well structured 2020 & 2023 official past questions for LAW Discipline
• Free current affairs ebook (Worth N1000)
• The complete cinfores questions bank from where 2012 – 2023 questions were drawn.
• Detailed Oil and Gas industry study note, and most importantly, beyond the aptitude test stage, You will be getting our exclusive copy of NDDC scholarship interview guide with insider tips on how to pass the interview stage with ease.

About the test format

NDDC overseas scholarship test was conducted by Cinfores-Ltd, between 2010 and 2022. Since 2016, the tests are now conducted by MEIL (MARG Educational International Limited).

The test usually comprises of 2 sections –

1. General questions which everyone will have to sit, and

2. Discipline-based questions.

For example, candidates in Engineering and Science related disciplines could take a mix of science-based questions like maths, English, physics and chemistry for part 1, then discipline-specific questions for part 2.

2016 and 2017 tests contained more discipline-specific tests and English language test as general paper. The test usually lasts between 30 to 60 minutes.

Can you ace these NDDC Scholarship Law Aptitude Test questions? Start honing your skills with some past questions practice and get a preview of what you can expect on test day.

We pulled these Law questions from our study pack NDDC Scholarship aptitude-test past questions studypack. Each sample question includes correct answers, so you can see how to crack it!Note about the test format: On the NDDC Scholarship aptitude test you’ll face 4 test sections: Mathematics, English language, General knowledge, and the Skill test section (Law based questions).

Sample NDDC Scholarship Law Aptitude Test Past Questions and answers

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1. The acronym PIGB stands for
A. Petroleum Industrial Governance Bill
B. Petroleum Industry Governing Bill
C. Petroleum Industry and Governance Bill
D. Petroleum Industry Governance Bill

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The correct answer is A.

2. Which is the first regulatory framework aimed at promoting antigas flaring policies in Nigeria?
A. Associated Gas Reinjection Act, 1979
B. Antiflare Rejection Act, 1979
C. Associated Natural Gas Disposal Act 1982
D. Flaring and Decomposition Management Act 1965

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The correct answer is A.

3. Which section of Petroleum Act, Cap P10 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN) 2004 defines oil exploration in details?
A. Section 10
B. Section 12
C. Section 14
D. Section 15

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The correct answer is D.

4. The Natural Resources, Resolution 1803 (XVII) of 14 December 1962, popularly known as the landmark resolution involves
A. The right of peoples and nations to permanent sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources.
B. The right of local communities to collect royalties and award mineral mining rights
C. The right of exploration companies to mining
D. The resolution of disputes between nations, host communities and mining companies.

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The correct answer is A.

5. One of these countries is not a member nation of OPEC
Libya
Algeria
Russia
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The correct answer is C.

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6. The fundamental cause of the ecological problem is:
a) Exploration for natural resources.
b) The scale and nature of the production of goods and services.
c) The Nigerian government.
d) Africans Socio-economic behavior

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The correct answer is A.

7. The argument that firms polluting the environment should pay the cost of so doing has been opposed on which of the following grounds?
A. Big firms in rich countries with lots of financial resources will be able to afford to pay, while firms in poor countries will not.
B. The polluter pays principle reduces the emissions causing the problem in the first place.
C. The polluter pays principle solves climate change.
D. All of the options given

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The correct answer is A.

8. Which of the following gases is the major contributor to global warming?
A Methane
B. Hydrogen
C. Nitrogen
D. Carbon Dioxide

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The correct answer is D.

9. Which of the following is an example of a social cost?
A. UK coal-fired power stations creating acid rain that causes deforestation in Norway.
B. A new rail line reducing the number of commuters driving to work.
C. Power stations in China installing carbon capture technology.
D. The EU limits on fish catches.

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The correct answer is A.

10. Which of the following best represents the views of the Right regarding the ecological problem?
A. Business should not be forced to pay the social costs that it generates.
B. The polluter should pay.
C. There is no trade-off between environmental damage and economic growth.
D. Environmentally friendly technologies are the enemy of business.

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The correct answer is B.