CSS MPT Solved Past Paper 2025 PDF

Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC)
Competitive Examination for Recruitment to BPS-17 Posts under the Federal Government

اسلامیات (Islamic Studies)

  1. In which surah Rules of Distribution of the “Mal-e-Ghanimat” are mentioned?
(a) Surah Anfal ✓ (b) Surah Tuba (c) Surah Nisa (d) None of these
  1. In which surah the murder of children is prohibited in fear of hunger/starvation?
(a) Surah An’am (b) Surah Mominoon (c) Surah Hujrat (d) None of these ✓
  1. In how many surahs Huroof-e-Muqatta’at are found?
(a) 29 (b) 25 (c) 29 ✓ (d) None of these
  1. How many times Quran narrated “Muhammad (SAW)”?
(a) 8 (b) 5 (c) 4 ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Which book of Seerat-e-Rasool (SAW) in Urdu Language is without point/dots?
(a) Rahiq-e-Makhtoom (b) Hadi-e-Alam ✓ (c) Sarwar-e-Alam (d) None of these
  1. For which Surah, Rasool Allah (SAW) said that “It became me older”?
(a) Surah Hood ✓ (b) Surah Yaseen (c) Surah Asr (d) None of these
  1. Who is the author of book “Sunnat Khair-Ul-Anam”?
(a) Qazi Sulaiman Mansoorpuri (b) Pir Muhammad Karam Shah ✓ (c) Mufti Muhammad Shafi (d) None of these
  1. The Hadith which extended up to the Prophet (SAW) is called:
(a) Marfoo’ ✓ (b) Mauqoof (c) Qudsi (d) None of these
  1. Who is called honorable than Ka’bah by the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
(a) Safa/Marwa (b) Jabal-e-Noor (c) Mumin ✓ (d) Shaheed
  1. Which was the last Ghazwa of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
(a) Khyber (b) Tabuk ✓ (c) Hunain (d) None of these
  1. What was real name of the Holy Prophet’s (SAW) uncle “Abu Talib (RA)”?
(a) Abdullah (b) Abd Manaf ✓ (c) Abd Kaba (d) None of these
  1. The Ghazwa of Hunain was fought against _____ tribe.
(a) Quraysh (b) Khazraj (c) Hawazin ✓ (d) Kinana
  1. What is the name of Muslim Scientist who presented the concept of blood pressure?
(a) Ibn al-Nafis ✓ (b) Ibn al-Haitham (c) Ibn Sina (d) None of these
  1. Battle field “Badr” is situated near the city of:
(a) Makkah (b) Jeddah (c) Taif (d) None of these ✓
  1. Where the election of Caliph Abu Bakr (RA) was held?
(a) House of Abu Bakr (RA) (b) Masjid-e-Nabwi (c) Masjid-e-Haram (d) None of these ✓
  1. Which commander was appointed by Holy Prophet (SAW) and was not removed by Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)?
(a) Usama b. Zayd ✓ (b) Khalid b. Walid (c) Tariq b. Ziyad (d) Musa b. Nusair
  1. In the books of Islamic Jurisprudence, Law of Inheritance is called:
(a) Ilm Ul Fiqah (b) Ilm Ul Isnaad (c) Ilm-Ul-Faraid ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Which Sahabi is declared as “Imam-ul-Fuqaha”?
(a) Hazrat Ali RA (b) Abdullah Ibn Abbas RA (c) Muaz Ibn Jabal RA ✓ (d) None of these
  1. When someone declared his wife with just as the relation of a mahram, that act is called:
(a) Khula (b) Iela (c) Zihar ✓ (d) None of these
  1. What is the name of consensus of a community adopted by scholars of another community?
(a) Ijma Sakooti (b) Ijma Qouli (c) Ijma Faili (d) Ijma Tawarut ✓

Urdu Grammar (اردو گرامر)

  1. اس شعر میں کون سی صنعت استعمال ہوئی ہے؟ “پہنچا جو آپ تک تو حباب اس کا نام تھا”
(a) صنعتِ تضاد (b) صنعتِ لف و نشر (c) صنعتِ تشبیہ ✓ (d) صنعتِ ایہام
  1. “اقبال بلند ہونا” کے محاوراتی معنی کیا ہیں؟
(a) اقبال کی شاعری پڑھنا (b) قسمت جاگنا ✓ (c) مشہور ہونا (d) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
  1. “علم کی شمع جلانا” اس مصراع میں کیا ہے؟
(a) تشبیہ (b) استعارہ ✓ (c) مجازِ مرسل (d) کنایہ
  1. “مجھ کو اپنے دوست کی بات بری لگی” اس جملے میں “بری لگی” کیا ہے؟
(a) مسند (b) مسند الیہ (c) فعلِ ناقص ✓ (d) مفعول
  1. “ذیل میں سے کون سا اسمِ معرفہ ہے؟”
(a) پہاڑ (b) دریا (c) لاہور ✓ (d) شہر
  1. “ان الفاظ میں سے کون سا لفظ مؤنث ہے؟”
(a) قلم (b) کتاب ✓ (c) کاغذ (d) خط
  1. “علامتِ ترقیم جس کو انگریزی میں (:) کہتے ہیں، اسے اردو میں کیا کہتے ہیں؟”
(a) رابطہ ✓ (b) تفصیلیہ (c) ختمہ (d) قوسین
  1. “وہ اسم جو کسی اسم کے بدلے استعمال ہو اسے کیا کہتے ہیں؟”
(a) اسمِ صفت (b) اسمِ اشارہ (c) اسمِ ضمیر ✓ (d) اسمِ موصول
  1. “روٹی وٹی” میں “وٹی” کیا ہے؟
(a) کلمہ (b) مہمل ✓ (c) اسم (d) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
  1. “اب کے ہم بچھڑے تو شاید خوابوں میں ملیں” اس مصرع میں “شاید” کیا ہے؟
(a) حرفِ شرط (b) حرفِ استثنا (c) حرفِ تمنا (d) حرفِ شک ✓
  1. “درست جملے کی نشاندہی کریں:”
(a) وہ روزانہ آتا ہے ✓ (b) وہ روز آتا ہے (c) وہ روزانہ کو آتا ہے (d) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
  1. “جملے میں “اور” کیا ہے؟”
(a) حرفِ عطف ✓ (b) حرفِ شرط (c) حرفِ نفی (d) حرفِ بیان
  1. “گھوڑا تیز دوڑتا ہے” اس جملے میں “تیز” کیا ہے؟
(a) صفت (b) متعلقِ فعل ✓ (c) اسم (d) فعل
  1. “آسمان سے باتیں کرنا” کا کیا مطلب ہے؟
(a) بہت اونچا ہونا ✓ (b) باتیں کرنا (c) پرواز کرنا (d) غرور کرنا
  1. “صنعتِ تضاد کی مثال کون سی ہے؟”
(a) دن اور رات ✓ (b) چاند اور تارے (c) گل اور بلبل (d) آب و ہوا
  1. Translate “At one’s beck and call”:
(a) حکم کا غلام ✓ (b) دور رہنا (c) جلدی کرنا (d) انکار کرنا
  1. What does “Kith and kin” mean?
(a) رشتہ دار ✓ (b) دوست (c) دشمن (d) پڑوسی
  1. Translate “Fight day off”:
(a) لڑائی ملتوی کرنا (b) چھٹی کا دن لڑنا (c) ڈٹ کر مقابلہ کرنا ✓ (d) بھاگ جانا
  1. What is the correct translation of “Nearer the church, farther from God”?
(a) چراغ تلے اندھیرا ✓ (b) جیسا کرو گے ویسا بھرو گے (c) جہاں چاہ وہاں راہ (d) نیکی کر کنویں میں ڈال

English Grammar & Comprehension

  1. Scraggy:
(a) Gaunt (b) Underweight (c) Slender (d) Spindly ✓
  1. Cataclysm:
(a) Opsis (b) Havoc (c) Crupt ✓ (d) Shibri
  1. Relinquish:
(a) Nauseous (b) Formal state (c) Forsake ✓ (d) Pseudonym
  1. Metamorphosis:
(a) Repercussion (b) Conversion ✓ (c) Prose (d) Submissiveness
  1. Vicissitude:
(a) Realism (b) Artifice (c) Vicissitude / Variation ✓ (d) Actuality
  1. Basic:
(a) Defensible (b) Deformed (c) Elementary ✓ (d) Destruction
  1. Egregious:
(a) Flagrant (b) Inconspicuous ✓ (c) Ambitious (d) Blunt
  1. Mixed:
(a) Strenuous (b) Homogeneous ✓ (c) Amorphous (d) Attributes
  1. Self-satisfied:
(a) Self-Centered (b) Self-Absorbed (c) Serious ✓ (d) Self-Stylist
  1. Limner:
(a) Microad (b) Villi (c) Lampoon (d) Ridicule ✓

General Intelligence & Mathematics

  1. What is the square root of -25?
(a) 5 (b) -5 (c) 2.5 (d) None of these ✓
  1. Let x = sin A + 6, the value of A will be:
(a) 4/5 (b) 3/4 (c) -4/5 (d) None of these ✓
  1. If sum of all 10 values in the data set is 10, then what will be average?
(a) 1 ✓ (b) 5 (c) 10 (d) None of these
  1. Let (x^10) ÷ (x^10), then find the correct answer:
(a) 2 (b) 1 ✓ (c) -1/6 (d) None of these
  1. The ratio of boys and girls in a school is 9 : 5. If the total number of students in the school is 1050, then the number of boys is:
(a) 700 (b) 550 (c) 675 ✓ (d) None of these
  1. When n is added to each term of 7 : 13 the ratio becomes 2 : 3. The value of n is:
(a) 7 (b) 11 (c) 5 ✓ (d) None of these
  1. A mixture contains alcohol and water in the ratio of 12 : 5. On adding 14 litres of water, the ratio of alcohol to water becomes 4 : 3. The quantity of alcohol in the mixture is:
(a) 18 litres (b) 24 litres ✓ (c) 28 litres (d) None of these
  1. The product of two consecutive positive integers is 12 more than 12 times the sum of these two integers. What is the smaller of the two integers?
(a) 1 (b) 23 (c) 24 ✓ (d) 21
  1. Ali was 40 years old when his son Asim was born. How old was Ali when he was 5 times as old as Asim?
(a) 40 (b) 45 (c) 50 ✓ (d) 60

English Grammar & Comprehension

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct from the options provided.
1(a) The new policy has been implemented, nor has it been communicated to the staff. (b) The new policy has been implemented, but it has not been communicated to the staff. ✓ (c) The new policy has been implemented, yet it has not been communicated to the staff. (d) The new policy has been implemented, so it has not been communicated to the staff.
2(a) Walking down the street, the trees seemed to sway in the wind. (b) Walking down the street, I noticed the trees swaying in the wind. ✓ (c) Walking down the street, the wind caused the trees to sway. (d) Walking down the street, the swaying trees were noticed.
3(a) The company values innovation, teamwork, and to take risks. (b) The company values innovation, teamwork, and taking risks. ✓ (c) The company values innovation, teamwork, and risk taking. (d) The company values innovation, teamwork, and risks.
4(a) These are the best restaurants in town, but these are too expensive. ✓ (b) This are the best restaurants in town, but these are too expensive. (c) These is the best restaurant in town, but these are too expensive. (d) This is the best restaurant in town, but these are too expensive.
5(a) I wish I could find a way to make amends and secure a better situation. ✓ (b) I hope that my life will become more exciting in the time I have left. (c) I fear that my lack of excitement will lead to a dull eternity. (d) I wonder if there’s still time to make a positive impact and change my fate.
6(a) Simulation is Baudrillard’s main concern, as even democracy needs exhibitionism and media-twisting, so authoritarianism is part of it. ✓ (b) Simulation is Baudrillard’s main concern, even democracy needs exhibitionism and media-twisting, so is part of it. (c) Simulation is Baudrillard’s main concern, as democracy needs exhibitionism and media-twisting, so authoritarianism part of it. (d) Simulation is Baudrillard’s main concern, as even democracy needs exhibitionism and media-twisting so authoritarianism is part of it.
7(a) Dalit literature upholds the idea that resistance cannot be achieved by words alone, as the struggle for equality is Systematically-quest of the human spirit. (b) Dalit literature upholds the idea that resistance can be achieved by words alone, as the struggle for equality is a noteworthy quest of the human spirit. (c) Dalit literature upholds the idea that resistance cannot be achieved by words alone, but the struggle for equality is a noteworthy quest of the human spirit. ✓ (d) None of these
8(a) Over the crisis in Gaza, European conscience is divided between the idealist youth and moral suspicious political minds, thus, the separation of state and religion may still need review. (b) Over the crisis in Gaza, European conscience is divided between the idealist youth and moral suspicious political minds, thus the separation of state and religion may still need review. (c) Over the crisis in Gaza, European conscience is divided between the idealist youth and morally suspicious political minds, thus the separation of state and religion may still need to be reviewed. ✓ (d) Over the crisis in Gaza, European conscience is divided between the idealist youth and morally suspicious political minds, thus the separation of state and religion may still need to review.
9(a) Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations’ experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say, Lahore is now a polluted urban den. (b) Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations’ experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered, say Lahore is now a polluted urban den. (c) Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations’ experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say Lahore is now a polluted urban den. (d) Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations’ experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say Lahore is now a polluted urban den. ✓
  1. Identify the sentence with a grammatical error.
(a) The new employee, along with the rest of the team, were responsible for the project’s failure. ✓ (b) Having studied English for five years, the grammar rules came naturally to me. (c) The report, whose findings were groundbreaking, was published in a prestigious journal. (d) By the time the manager arrived, the employees had been working on the project for three hours.
  1. Choose the sentence with the incorrect use of the coordinate clause.
(a) She is a great singer, but she is also a great dancer. (b) I went to the store and bought some milk. (c) I love reading books, and I also love writing stories. (d) He is a good worker, for his choice are boring sometimes. ✓
  1. Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of the verb modifier.
(a) She can hardly speak French. (b) He has almost finished his homework. (c) They will have been married for ten years soon. (d) The company has greatly doubled its profits last year. ✓
  1. Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of compound adjectives.
(a) I love reading well-written books. (b) The teacher gave us a lot of hard to solve problems. ✓ (c) The new employee was very full-of-energy. (d) The hotel room was nice and air-conditioned.
  1. Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of conjunctive verbs.
(a) She studied hard for the exam; however, she still failed. ✓ (b) I went to the store, bought milk, but forgot to buy eggs. (c) I wanted to go to the beach, but my parents wouldn’t let me. (d) He is a great singer and he can also dance.
  1. Identify the sentence with incorrect use of hyphen.
(a) The company’s well-known CEO spoke at the conference. (b) The self-portrait was painted by a famous artist. ✓ (c) The co-pilot navigated the plane through turbulent weather. (d) The full time employees received benefits.
  1. Identify the sentence with incorrect use of conversational turn-taking and transition.
(a) I’m going to the store, but I need to get milk. (b) I love reading books. Also I love writing stories. ✓ (c) I’m tired, therefore I’m going to bed. (d) I went to the party; however, I didn’t have fun.
  1. Identify the sentence with right use of raising constructions.
(a) The report recommends adopting a new policy. ✓ (b) The teacher believes exceeding the student’s abilities. (c) The data indicates to show a significant result. (d) What seems the problem solves the manager.
  1. Identify the sentence with semantic error.
(a) The dog chased its tail with a spoon. ✓ (b) The sun is shining in the sky. (c) The author is writing the book. (d) The rain is falling downwards.
  1. Identify the sentence with semantic error.
(a) The new policy has been implemented to increase the company’s profits, but it has had a detrimental effect on the employees’ morale, which has subsequently led to a decrease in productivity, thereby visualing the intended purpose of the policy. ✓ (b) The research paper argues that climate change is a myth perpetuated by scientists to secure funding for their research, but the data presented in the paper actually contradicts this claim and supports the reality of climate change. (c) The company’s mission statement emphasizes its commitment to sustainability, but its business practices reveal a disregard for environmental concerns. (d) The politician’s speech advocated for increased funding for education, but the proposed budget actually allocates fewer resources to schools.
Fill in the Blanks with Appropriate Prepositions
  1. The emperor admonished the superstition _____ scientism and coordinator of stakeholders to point out the officials’ faults used for reference for the frequency of natural disasters _____ Yuan Dynasty.
(a) on, in (b) about, in (c) of, in ✓ (d) over, inside
  1. The museum is situated both _____ the square and _____ the library.
(a) on, beneath (b) on, under ✓ (c) in, underneath (d) around, above
  1. The pusillanimous politician’s lack of courage and conviction reduce _____ opportunism and cowardice, causing his supporters _____ lose faith in his ability to lead.
(a) off, of (b) of, to ✓ (c) in, in (d) away, to
Select the correct idiom from the options provided to match the following descriptions.
  1. Eat smoke from one’s office means:
(a) To be very hungry (b) To be extremely angry ✓ (c) To be very sad (d) None of these
  1. To sell wolf tickets means:
(a) To be honest and authentic (b) To talk tough but not back it up ✓ (c) To sell items at a low price (d) None of these
Islamic
  1. Which surah was recited by Holy Prophet at the time of migration (Hijrat-e-Madina)?
(a) Surah Yasin ✓ (b) Surah Kausar (c) Surah Anfal (d) None of these
Everyday Science
  1. What is the meaning of the word “Morbid”?
(a) Cheerful and lively (b) Related to death or disease ✓ (c) Full of energy and vitality (d) Pure and innocent
  1. Which of the following is the name of a spiral galaxy?
(a) Andromeda (b) Orion (c) Milky Way ✓ (d) Magellanic Cloud
Pakistan Studies
  1. Pakistan Naval War College is situated in:
(a) Karachi (b) Lahore ✓ (c) Islamabad (d) Quetta
  1. Who was appointed by Quaid-e-Azam as first ambassador of Pakistan to Iran?
(a) Mian Iftikharuddin (b) Zafarullah Khan (c) Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan ✓ (d) None of these
Islamic
  1. Where did the tribe Banu Nadir used to live?
(a) Makkah (b) Madinah ✓ (c) Yemen (d) Taif
Everyday Science
  1. Which of the following is an example of sustainable energy?
(a) Coal (b) Natural Gas (c) Solar Power ✓ (d) Nuclear Power
English
  1. The Well is a novel written by which author?
(a) Virginia Woolf (b) Elizabeth Jolley ✓ (c) Margaret Atwood (d) Doris Lessing
Everyday Science
  1. Thermal Energy is produced by:
(a) Chemical Reactions (b) Nuclear Reactions (c) Friction (d) All of the above ✓
Islamic
  1. Which Surah in the Quran mentions the event of Miraj (the Ascension)?
(a) Surah Al-Ahzab (b) Surah Al-Isra ✓ (c) Surah Al-Hujurat (d) Surah Al-Mulk
Computer / Information Technology
  1. Which of the following is the most common non-volatile memory in a computer?
(a) RAM (b) Cache Memory (c) ROM ✓ (d) None of these
General Knowledge
  1. Which Prime Minister of India received an award from Pakistan?
(a) Morarji Desai ✓ (b) Atal Bihari Vajpayee (c) Narendra Modi (d) None of these
Pakistan Studies / General Knowledge
  1. Which two Pakistanis were awarded the Lenin Prize (Peace Award)?
(a) Faiz Ahmed Faiz (b) Abdul Sattar Edhi (c) Both A and B ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Which famous lake is located in Mansehra?
(a) Kanjhar Lake (b) Rawal Lake (c) Lake Saiful Malook ✓ (d) None of these
  1. KP Sharma Oli is the Prime Minister of which Asian country?
(a) India (b) Nepal ✓ (c) Sri Lanka (d) Bangladesh
  1. Razia Sultana was the daughter of which ruler?
(a) Iltutmish ✓ (b) Muhammad Ghori (c) M. Bin Tughluq (d) None of these
  1. Who joined the All India Muslim League (AIML) in 1913?
(a) Muhammad Ali Jinnah ✓ (b) Allama Iqbal (c) Liaquat Ali Khan (d) Khwaja Nazimuddin
English
  1. What is a synonym of “Moiety”?
(a) Whole (b) Portion ✓ (c) Complete (d) Entirety
Pakistan Studies
  1. Where is Hingol National Park located?
(a) Punjab (b) Sindh (c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (d) Balochistan ✓
English
  1. Meaning of Zany?
(a) Intelligent (b) Crazy or foolish ✓ (c) Strong and powerful (d) Peaceful and calm
Everyday Science
  1. The season changes because of the:
(a) Earth’s rotation (b) Earth’s distance from the Sun (c) Tilt of the Earth’s axis ✓ (d) None of these
General Knowledge
  1. Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2023?
(a) Jon Fosse ✓ (b) Haruki Murakami (c) Salman Rushdie (d) Margaret Atwood
Everyday Science
  1. Why is the mitochondrion called the “powerhouse” of the cell?
(a) It stores genetic material (b) It synthesizes proteins (c) It generates energy in the form of ATP ✓ (d) It helps in cell division
  1. Sun is _____?
(a) A planet (b) A satellite (c) A star ✓ (d) An asteroid
General Knowledge
  1. Winner of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023?
(a) United States (b) Germany (c) Spain ✓ (d) England
Pakistan Studies
  1. Which Mughal Emperor died falling from stairs?
(a) Akbar (b) Shah Jahan (c) Aurangzeb (d) Humayun ✓
Islamic
  1. Which Surah provides guidance about Mal-Ghanimat (spoils of war)?
(a) Surah Al-Baqarah (b) Surah Al-Anfal ✓ (c) Surah Al-Fatiha (d) Surah Al-Imran
Everyday Science
  1. Estimated age of Universe?
(a) 4.5 billion years (b) 10 billion years (c) 13.8 billion years ✓ (d) 20 billion years
Pakistan Studies
  1. Where is the longest gas reserve of Pakistan located?
(a) Sui ✓ (b) Qadirpur (c) Ranipur (d) Mari
  1. Shah Faisal Masjid was established in which year?
(a) 1972 (b) 1986 ✓ (c) 1990 (d) 1982
  1. The oldest language of Pakistan is:
(a) Urdu (b) Punjabi (c) Pashto (d) Sindhi ✓
General Knowledge
  1. Where is the headquarters of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) located?
(a) Beijing ✓ (b) New Delhi (c) Moscow (d) Astana
Pakistan Studies
  1. Original name of Mughal Emperor Akbar?
(a) Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar ✓ (b) Muhammad Babur (c) Jahangir (d) None of these
Everyday Science
  1. Moon is a _____
(a) Planet (b) Satellite ✓ (c) Star (d) Comet
General Knowledge
  1. World Press Day observed in 2024?
(a) 03rd September (b) 27th October (c) 21st November (d) None of these ✓ (Note: Observed on May 3)
  1. What was the theme of World Heart Day in 2024?
(a) Use Heart to Beat CVD (b) Use Heart for Every Heart (c) Use Heart for Action ✓ (d) Be a Heart Hero
Pakistan Studies
  1. Taj Mahal means “Crown’s Place” in _____ language.
(a) Arabic (b) Persian ✓ (c) Urdu (d) Hindi
Everyday Science
  1. Monsoon is caused by _____?
(a) Changes in ocean currents (b) The tilt of the Earth’s axis (c) Differences in temperature between land and sea ✓ (d) Volcanic eruptions
  1. Winter Monsoon primarily comes from the _____
(a) Southwest (b) South (c) Northeast ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Which is not a Kharif crop?
(a) Rice (b) Wheat ✓ (c) Maize (d) Cotton
  1. Which is not Rabi crop?
(a) Wheat (b) Barley (c) Rice ✓ (d) Mustard
Pakistan Studies / General Knowledge
  1. Which country was the most recent to withdraw from OPEC?
(a) Ecuador (b) Qatar (c) Angola ✓ (d) Indonesia
  1. When was Pakistan’s first coin issued?
(a) 1948 ✓ (b) 1950 (c) 1956 (d) None of these
  1. When was the Indian National Congress (INC) founded?
(a) 1885 ✓ (b) 1886 (c) 1887 (d) 1888
  1. When World Thyroid Day observed 2024?
(a) April 25 (b) May 25 ✓ (c) June 25 (d) July 25
  1. Waris Shah is known as _____
(a) The Poet of Punjab (b) The King of Ghazal (c) Both A and B (d) Shakespeare of Punjab ✓
  1. What is the oldest barrage in Pakistan?
(a) Kotri Barrage (b) Sukkur Barrage ✓ (c) Taunsa Barrage (d) Chashma Barrage
Computer / Information Technology
  1. Which component connects a computer to external peripherals such as printers and keyboards?
(a) CPU (b) Motherboard (c) I/O Ports ✓ (d) Power Supply
  1. Which of the following is a branch of AI focused on enabling machines to understand and process human language?
(a) Computer Vision (b) Natural Language Processing (NLP) ✓ (c) Machine Learning (d) None of these
General Knowledge
  1. Who is the newly elected President of the World Bank in 2023?
(a) Ajay Banga ✓ (b) David Malpass (c) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (d) None of these
  1. Which country has recently been suspended from the African Union in 2024?
(a) Gabon ✓ (b) Mali (c) Niger (d) None of these
  1. What is the name of the recent cyclone that hit the eastern coast of India in 2024?
(a) Amphan (b) Biparjoy (c) Fani (d) None of these ✓ (Note: Remal)
  1. Which country will host the 2026 Winter Olympics?
(a) China (b) Japan (c) Italy ✓ (d) None of these
  1. According to The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) which was the hottest day ever registered globally for 2024?
(a) June 23 (b) July 18 (c) July 22 ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Magdy Eissa has set a new world Guinness World Record for fastest journey to all seven wonders of the world. He started his journey from which wonder?
(a) Taj Mahal (b) the Great Wall of China ✓ (c) Great Pyramid of Giza (d) None of these
  1. Which country is set to impose the World’s First Carbon tax on livestock emission recently?
(a) Sweden (b) Norway (c) Denmark ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Which of the following famous Personalities Chaired “G-7 Summit” 2024?
(a) Joe Biden (b) Malala Yousafzai (c) Giorgia Meloni ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Who smashed the fastest Double-Century in the history of Women’s Test Cricket?
(a) Shafali Verma ✓ (b) Annabel Sutherland (c) Smriti Mandhana (d) None of these
  1. Who won the “Austrian Grand Prix” 2024?
(a) George Russell ✓ (b) Andrew Clarke (c) Chris Lewis (d) None of these
  1. The theme of “World Music Day” 2024 was:
(a) Music and culture are twins of nature (b) Music is the food of Soul (c) Faites de la musique (Make Music) ✓ (d) None of these
General Knowledge / International Relations
  1. The term of President of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is:
(a) 3 Year (b) 4 Year (c) 5 Year ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Name the Pakistan’s surface-to-surface ballistic missile, which is capable of delivering multiple warheads using Multiple Independent Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) technology?
(a) Shaheen-III (b) Ababeel ✓ (a) Ghauri (d) None of these
  1. The 10 rupee coin, recently issued by SBP, contains the picture of:
(a) Derawar Fort (b) Faisal Mosque ✓ (c) Badshahi Mosque (d) None of these
  1. Durand line was demarcated in which year?
(a) 1891 (b) 1893 ✓ (c) 1895 (d) None of these
  1. Khawaja Altaf Hussain Hali was awarded the title of Shamsul Ulema in:
(a) 1907 (b) 1894 ✓ (c) 1899 (d) None of these
  1. Which place is called the “Jewel of Hindukush”?
(a) Balakot (b) Hunza (c) Chitral ✓ (d) None of these
  1. “Incomplete Partition” is written by:
(a) H.N. Pandit (b) Gulzar Ahmad (c) Alastair Lamb ✓ (d) None of these
  1. Who was known as Baha-u-Din I?
(a) Bulleh Shah ✓ (b) Bashir Qureshi (c) Qazi Abdul Jalil (d) None of these
  1. The treaty of Seringapatam was signed between Tipu Sultan and:
(a) Robert Clive (b) Bashir Qureshi (c) Qazi Abdul Jalil (d) None of these ✓ (Note: Lord Cornwallis)
  1. When Alexander invaded India?
(a) 322 BC (b) 326 BC ✓ (c) 98 BC (d) None of these
  1. Sialkot-Lahore Motorway is called:
(a) M11 ✓ (b) M2 (c) M3 (d) None of these
Everyday Science
  1. The pH of soil is raised using:
(a) Lime stone ✓ (b) Gypsum (c) Urea (d) None of these
  1. Which of the following is used for measuring distance?
(a) Coulomb (b) Light year ✓ (c) Farad (d) Curie
  1. Which of the following contains a greater number of carbon atoms in one mole of each compound?
(a) Chloroform (b) Methane (c) Water (d) Ethanol ✓
  1. A pencil dipped in water appears bent due to:
(a) Reflection (b) Diffraction (c) Refraction ✓ (d) None of these

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