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Preparation for NTS Test – Guidelines,

Extract all the ideas of situation. If you confuse among them, you may write main points or parts on rough sheet. Be focused on all dimensions of situation and answer accordingly. The sharper minded you will be, the more quickly and correctly will you solve. Example:    Four employees Aslam, Shahid, Nasir and Waqas, each have to perform duties at Airport on four different days, Thursday to Sunday. Their duty schedule is that: Nasir has his duty day before Aslam, and, Waqas has his duty day after Shahid. Q. 1. Which of the following can be possible order of duty of the four employees? (A). Nasir, Waqas, Aslam, Shahid (B). Waqas, Nasir, Aslam, Shahid (C). Shahid, Nasir, Waqas, Aslam (D). Aslam, Nasir, Waqas, Shahid Q.2. If Nasir has his duty day on Saturday, who much have his duty day on Thursday? (A). Either Aslam or Waqas (B). Waqas (C). Aslam (D). Waqas Answers: Answer 1. C Answer 2.  D        ...

Preparation for NTS Test – Guidelines

Analogy Questions: The word “analogy” means conformity or correspondence or relationship between words in various aspects. In such question pair of words is given which shows certain type relation relationship, in the light of which you are asked to select a word from options having same relationship to the new given word. These are simple question but needs critical thinking to choose appropriate word according to the nature of given relationship. Don’t just pick the word which shows relationship in some extent but pick that word which having relationship according to the nature of relationship in given example For Example: MCQ: Book is to Page as Poem is to  ___________ Options:   (A). Poet          (B). Poetry          (C) Verse             (D). Couplet Solution: The correct option is “C. Verse” . ...

Preparation for NTS Test – Guidelines

Preparation for NTS Test – Guidelines NTS Test has been divided in various categories depending department/groups in which student wants to take admission. NAT-I is divided in NAT-IA (for Art/Humanities students), NAT-IE (for Pre-engineering students) and NAT-IM (for Pre-medical students). NAT-II is divided in NAT-IIA (Art/Social Sciences Group), NAT-IIB (Biological Group), NAT-IIM (Management Group), NAT-IIO (Oriental and Islamic Studies Group) and NAT-IIP (Physical Science Group). Each of these tests consists of FOUR parts. Verbal Ability (20 MCQs) Analytical Reasoning (20 MCQs) Quantitative Reasoning (20 MCQs) Subject Knowledge (30 MCS in NAT-I and 40 MCQs in NAT-II paper) First three parts of are same for all NAT tests but the fourth part differs for different category of NAT. NAT- I & II (All Categories/Group) Format Time Allowed: 120 Minutes ...

Twelve Simple Guidelines for Entry Test Preparation

Twelve Simple Guidelines for Entry Test Preparation Twelve Simple Guidelines for Entry Test Preparation ETEA entry test is getting nearer and nearer and i can feel a rising tension among the second year students. Most of the F.Sc. students consider this test as something too difficult to get good marks in. Believe me it’s not; in fact it’s easier than the F.Sc. exam, Why? because you don’t have to worry about English, urdu, pak-studies, islamiat, No essays, no Long or short answer questions, no poems, nothing of that sort, only a few simple MCQ’s, a matter of three hours and that’s it.So the first and the foremost thing you should do is to get rid of this fear of entry test. In this article I have tried to answer few of the most frequently asked questions about the entry test, and in doing so, I have attempted to provide you with some guidelines which In sha Allah will prove useful during your preparation. 1)When Should You Start Studying Sp...

Paper for Medical Student-2012

 Premedical Students Read these question that will help you in the entry test. There is also answer sheet at the end. Best wishes