تعارف:
یہ پی ڈی ایف پاکستان نیوی کے تمام سِویلین نوکریوں کے پرانے پرچے (پاسٹ پیپرز) کا مجموعہ ہے۔ یہ امیدواروں کی تیاری کے لیے مفید ہے تاکہ وہ امتحان میں آنے والے سوالات کی نوعیت اور اہم موضوعات کو سمجھ سکیں۔ ان پرچوں کی مشق سے آپ کی رفتار، درستگی اور اعتماد میں اضافہ ہوگا، اور امتحان کے لیے بہتر تیاری ممکن ہوگی۔
Syllabus Overview for the 2026 (Expected) Navy Civilian Examination
General Knowledge: Current affairs, Islanic Studies, urdu, Pakistan studies, and general science.
Mathematics: Basic arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.
English: Vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension.
Intelligence / Technical: Mental ability and trade-related questions.
Q1: Zaboor was revealed on which Prophet?
A: Hazrat Dawood (A.S)
Q2: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ lived in Madina for _____ years?
A: 10 years
Q3: Siha-e-Sitta are ______ books of Hadith?
A: Six
Q4: What was the real name of Imam Bukhari (R.A)?
A: Muhammad bin Ismaeel
Q5: The shortest Surah of the Holy Quran is _____?
A: Surah Kausar
Q6: Which surah is known as the Heart of Holy Quran?
A: Surah Yaseen
Q7: Which surah starts without Bismillah?
A: Surah Tauba
Q8: How many number of Makki Surahs are there in the Holy Quran?
A: 86
Q9: How many Rukus are there in the Holy Quran?
A: 558
Q10: Salat-e-Kasoof is offered at the time of ____?
A: Solar (Sun) eclipse
Q11: National Anthem of Pakistan was written by?
A: Hafiz Jalandhri
Q12: National Flag of Pakistan was designed by _____?
A: Amir Uddin Kidwai
Q13: Who is the National poet of Pakistan?
A: Allama Iqbal
Q14: The National flower of Pakistan is?
A: Jasmine
Q15: Which is the National Tree of Pakistan?
A: Deodar
Q16: The masculine gender of horse is ____________.
A: Stallion (Feminine is Mare)
Q17: The Synonym of ARROGANT is?
A: All of these (Conceited, Bossy, Impudent)
Q18: The first general elections in Pakistan were held on ________?
A: December 7, 1970
Q19: When first constitution of Pakistan was enforced?
A: 23rd March 1956
Q20: In the year _______ Pakistan became an Islamic Republic?
A: 1956
Q21: Who was the first President of Pakistan?
A: Iskander Mirza
Q22: The first governor general of Pakistan was:
A: Quaid-e-Azam
Q23: Quaid-e-Azam joined All India Muslim League in _____?
A: 1913
Q24: Who was the first Woman Prime Minister of Pakistan?
A: Benazir Bhutto
Q25: Who was the first person in Pakistan who received Nishan-i-Haider?
A: Captain Sarwar Shaheed
Q26: Which is the highest Military Award of Pakistan?
A: Nishan-e-Haider
Q27: The highest civil award of Pakistan is _____?
A: Nishan-e-Pakistan
Q28: Mohammed Bin Qasim conquered Sindh in the year _____?
A: 712 AD
Q29: Who was the first Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Army?
A: Gen. Frank Meservy
Q30: Who was the First Chief of Staff of Pakistan Army?
A: General Tikka Khan
Q31: The Pakistan Navy Headquarters is located in?
A: Islamabad
Q32: Sui gas (Natural gas) was discovered in Balochistan in which year?
A: 1952
Q33: Who is the Current Chief Minister of Sindh?
A: Syed Murad Ali Shah
Q34: The longest river in Pakistan is ____?
A: Indus River
Q35: The largest province of Pakistan by area is _____?
A: Balochistan
Q36: The largest dam of Pakistan is _____?
A: Tarbela Dam
Q37: Where is Warsak Dam situated?
A: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Q38: The Largest Desert of Pakistan is?
A: Thar Desert
Q39: The largest Division in Pakistan in terms of area?
A: Kalat Division
Q40: Lyallpur is the old name of _____?
A: Faisalabad
Q41: Which pass connects China and Pakistan?
A: Khunjerab Pass
Q42: Pakistan shares its longest border with the country _____?
A: Afghanistan (Durand Line)
Q43: Which country first recognized Pakistan after its independence?
A: Iran
Q44: When Pakistan officially joined United Nations Organisations (UNO)?
A: 30 September 1947
Q45: When State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) was inaugurated?
A: 1st July 1948
Q46: When was All India Muslim League founded?
A: 30 December 1906
Q47: The Nehru Report was published in _____?
A: August 1928
Q48: When was Indus Water Treaty signed?
A: September 19, 1960
Q49: What is total area of Pakistan?
A: 881,913 km²
Q50: In how many natural regions Pakistan can be divided?
A: Six
Q51: After the creation of Pakistan, first newspaper was?
A: Imroze
Q52: What is the height of Minar e Pakistan?
A: 70 m
Q53: Who is the first lady fighter pilot of Pakistan?
A: Ayesha Farooq
Q54: Which city is called the Gateway of Pakistan?
A: Karachi
Q55: The city is known as the “City of Lights” in Pakistan is?
A: Karachi
Q56: The Largest Continent (by Area and Population) of the World is _______?
A: Asia
Q57: How many continents are there in the world?
A: 7
Q58: The largest country in the world by area is?
A: Russia
Q59: Which country has the largest population in the world?
A: India
Q60: According to Population, Pakistan is ________ largest country?
A: 5th
Q61: Which is the smallest country in the world by land?
A: Vatican City
Q62: What is the capital of Turkey?
A: Ankara
Q63: What is the Capital of Iran?
A: Tehran
Q64: Which is the capital of Bangladesh?
A: Dhaka
Q65: The Capital of Russia is?
A: Moscow
Q66: Which country is known as “Land of Rising Sun”?
A: Japan
Q67: Which country is called the Land of the Midnight Sun?
A: Norway
Q68: Mount Everest is situated in which country?
A: Nepal
Q69: Which is the highest mountain peak of the world?
A: Mount Everest
Q70: What is the highest Peak in Pakistan?
A: K2
Q71: What is the Longest River in the World?
A: Nile
Q72: What are the total number of Oceans in the world?
A: 5
Q73: The largest Island of the world is _____?
A: Greenland
Q74: Which is the National game of Pakistan?
A: Hockey
Q75: How many states are there in USA?
A: 50
Q76: Who is the Current President of India?
A: Droupadi Murmu
Q77: When did the 2nd World War start?
A: 1939
Q78: How many countries are the members of SAARC?
A: 8
Q79: The largest planet of the solar system is _____?
A: Jupiter
Q80: One Mega-Byte is equal to?
A: 1024 Kilo Bytes
Q81: 1 byte is equal to _____?
A: 8 bits
Q82: LAN stands for ________?
A: Local Area Network
Q83: ATM stands for ____?
A: Automated Teller Machine
Q84: Which of the following is Non-volatile memory?
A: Both ROM and PROM
Q85: CTRL + S is the shortcut key for?
A: Save
Q86: Which shortcut key is used to print a document?
A: Ctrl + P
Q87: In MS Excel formula and function start with ____?
A: =
Q88: Which key is used to enter the current date in Excel?
A: Ctrl + ;
Q89: Which is the Newton’s second law of motion?
A: F=ma
Q90: What is the Unit of Force?
A: Newton
Q91: The SI unit of electric current is _____?
A: Ampere
Q92: The unit of frequency is _____?
A: Hertz
Q93: The SI unit of length is ___?
A: Metre
Q94: What is SI unit of Torque (Moment)?
A: Nm (Newton-metre)
Q95: The least count of Vernier caliper is _____?
A: 0.01 cm
Q96: Who discovered Hydrogen?
A: Henry Cavendish
Q97: The pH of water is ______?
A: 7
Q98: The most abundant gas in the earth’s atmosphere by volume is _____?
A: Nitrogen
Q99: LPG stands for _____?
A: Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Q100: Inch is equal to how many centimeters?
A: 2.54 cm
Q101: Who is the first female Prime Minister of Bangladesh?
A: Sheikh Hasina
Q102: Which treaty ended World War II?
A: Treaty of San Francisco
Q103: What is the capital of Australia?
A: Canberra
Q104: Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the USA?
A: France
Q105: Which vitamin is essential for blood clotting?
A: Vitamin K
Q106: The smallest country in Africa by area is?
A: Seychelles
Q107: The largest sea in the world is?
A: Coral Sea
Q108: Which organ secretes bile?
A: Liver
Q109: Who wrote the national anthem of India?
A: Rabindranath Tagore
Q110: What is the unit of electrical resistance?
A: Ohm
Q111: The term “CPU” in computers stands for?
A: Central Processing Unit
Q112: The founder of Microsoft is?
A: Bill Gates
Q113: What does “HTTP” stand for?
A: HyperText Transfer Protocol
Q114: Which planet has the longest day?
A: Venus
Q115: What is the powerhouse of the cell?
A: Mitochondria
Q116: A parallelogram has how many sides?
A: 4
Q117: The Great Sphinx is located in?
A: Egypt
Q118: Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
A: Marie Curie
Q119: Which country hosted the first SAARC summit?
A: Bangladesh
Q120: The term “GDP” stands for?
A: Gross Domestic Product
Q121: The largest bone in the human body is?
A: Femur
Q122: What gas is most abundant in the earth’s atmosphere?
A: Nitrogen
Q123: Which is the deadliest animal in the world?
A: Mosquito
Q124: In computing, the keyboard shortcut for undo is?
A: Ctrl + Z
Q125: The chemical symbol for silver is?
A: Ag
Q126: The current affairs full form of “UNICEF” is?
A: United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Q127: What is the study of earthquakes called?
A: Seismology
Q128: The term “Biodegradable” refers to?
A: Something that can be broken down naturally
Q129: The highest civilian award in UK is called?
A: Order of the British Empire
Q130: Who discovered America?
A: Christopher Columbus
Q131: The square root of 256 is?
A: 16
Q132: Which element has the atomic number 1?
A: Hydrogen
Q133: Which gas is used in fire extinguishers?
A: Carbon dioxide
Q134: Which is the biggest continent?
A: Asia
Q135: What language has the most native speakers?
A: Mandarin Chinese
Q136: In computer science, ROM stands for?
A: Read Only Memory
Q137: The Capital of Canada is?
A: Ottawa
Q138: The longest bone in human body is?
A: Femur
Q139: Which branch of science deals with the study of plants?
A: Botany
Q140: What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?
A: 212°F
Q141: The longest reigning British monarch was?
A: Queen Elizabeth II
Q142: The chemical formula for carbon dioxide is?
A: CO₂
Q143: Which is the smallest planet in our solar system?
A: Mercury
Q144: Which continent has the most countries?
A: Africa
Q145: The central part of an atom is called?
A: Nucleus
Q146: Who invented the telephone?
A: Alexander Graham Bell
Q147: The main purpose of a computer firewall is?
A: Security
Q148: Which nutrient helps in muscle building?
A: Protein
Q149: The largest moon of Jupiter is?
A: Ganymede
Q150: Which year did Pakistan win its first Cricket World Cup?
A: 1992
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