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📘 Why Every NOUN Student Should Take Mock Exams Before Their E-Exams and POP

 

Preparing for the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) exams can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling multiple courses, limited time, and other responsibilities. But what if there was a simple way to test yourself before the real exam, improve your confidence, and reduce your exam-day anxiety?

 

That’s where NOUN Mock Exams come in.


💡 What Is a Mock Exam in NOUN?

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A mock exam is a simulated version of your actual E-Exam or POP CBT exam. It contains real questions, often sourced from course materials and past questions, and is designed to mirror the structure and environment of the real test.

 

At NounGeeks, we’ve created a special platform that allows you to practice these mock exams online — anytime, anywhere.


✅ Why You Should Take Mock Exams Before Your NOUN Exams

 

Here are some of the biggest reasons why every serious NOUN student should practice mock exams:

 

1. Familiarity with the CBT Format

 

NOUN exams, whether E-Exam or POP, are computer-based tests (CBT). Practicing with mock exams helps you get comfortable with the CBT format, time limits, and question navigation.

 

2. Boost Confidence and Reduce Anxiety

 

Many students feel nervous during exams because they don’t know what to expect. Mock exams remove that uncertainty by giving you a preview of the real thing.

 

 

3. Identify Weak Areas Early

 

Mock exams help you see which topics you understand and where you need to study more. You’ll get instant feedback and scores, so you know exactly what to improve.

 

4. Study Smarter, Not Harder

 

By practicing real exam questions, you spend your study time focusing on what matters most. That means less guesswork and more results.


📍 Where to Practice NOUN Mock Exams Online

 

We’ve made it easy for NOUN students to access realistic mock exams on the NounGeeks platform. You can now practice E-Exams for 100L and 200L, and POP exams for 300L and above – all on one platform.

 

📘 For 100L and 200L Students – E-Exam Practice

 

Click the link below to access our E-Exam Mock Portal:
👉 https://noungeeks.net/course/noun-e-exams-practice/

This section includes practice questions for courses usually taken by 100L and 200L students. You’ll find questions directly from your course materials with multiple attempts allowed.

 

📙 For 300L and Final Year Students – POP Mock CBT

 

Click below to access our POP Mock CBT Portal:
👉 https://noungeeks.net/course/noun-pop-mock-exams-cbt/

This section is for 300L and above, including final-year students who are preparing for Pen-on-Paper (POP) exams now conducted as CBT. Practice real past questions in a timed environment.

 


💳 How Much Does It Cost?

Access to both the E-Exam and POP mock portals on NounGeeks costs only ₦2,000 per semester.

With this one-time payment, you’ll enjoy:

  • ✅ Unlimited access to all NOUN mock exams

  • ✅ Multiple attempts for each course

  • ✅ Instant results and performance tracking

  • ✅ Priority course uploads if your course is not listed


📝 How to Get Started

Getting started is easy. Just follow these 3 steps:

  1. ✅ Sign Up on NounGeeks.net

  2. 💳 Activate your account with ₦2,000

  3. 📚 Choose your courses and begin practicing instantly

If your course isn’t available yet, simply request it after activating your account — we’re constantly uploading more and will prioritize your request.


🎯 Final Thoughts

Mock exams are not just optional — they are essential for your success in NOUN. Whether you’re in your first semester or final year, practicing with real questions in a simulated environment gives you an undeniable edge.

 

Don’t leave your results to chance. Join thousands of NOUN students who are already using the NounGeeks mock portal to study smarter.

👉 Activate Access Now for ₦2,000 »

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Jokodola Grace

Please I need past questions on GST807

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