NTIC Competition Past Questions and Answers | Updated Copy

NTIC Competition Past Questions and Answers | Updated Copy

Are you preparing for the NTIC Competition and in need of the latest past questions and answers? Look no further! This updated copy of the NTIC Competition Past Questions and Answers is a valuable resource that will help you get ahead of the competition and increase your chances of being shortlisted.

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 What is the NTIC Competition?

The NTIC (Nigerian Tulip International Colleges) Competition is a highly competitive academic contest organized by Nigerian Tulip International Colleges. It is open to primary and secondary school students across Nigeria and covers subjects such as:

• Mathematics

• English Language

• Basic Science

• General Knowledge

• Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning

The NTIC competition aims to identify and reward brilliant minds with scholarships and other academic opportunities.

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 Why You Need the NTIC Competition Past Questions and Answers

Using the NTIC Past Questions gives candidates a competitive edge. Here’s why:

• Familiarizes you with the exam format and question styles

• Helps improve speed and accuracy during the competition

• Exposes you to commonly repeated questions

• Boosts confidence and reduces anxiety on the exam day

• Perfect for revision and self-assessment

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 What You’ll Find Inside the Updated Copy

Our updated NTIC past questions and answers include:

• Well-organized sections by subject and topic

• Clear solutions with simplified explanations

• Objective questions with correct answers marked

• Suitable for Primary 5 – JSS 3 levels

• Prepared by experienced educators and past winners

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 Sample NTIC Past Questions

1. What is the value of 25% of 800?
A. 100
B. 150
C. 200 ✅
D. 300

2. Which word is the opposite of “scarce”?
A. Abundant ✅
B. Rare
C. Precious
D. Uncommon

3. The boiling point of water in Celsius is:
A. 90°C
B. 95°C
C. 100°C ✅
D. 110°C

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 Tips to Pass the NTIC Competition

•  Start practicing with past questions early

•  Simulate exam conditions to improve timing

•  Understand concepts, not just memorize answers

•  Double-check your answers during practice

•  Stay calm and well-rested before the competition day