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About the National Testing Service
The National Testing Service conducts recruitment and admission tests for federal and provincial departments, universities and autonomous bodies across Pakistan. Its papers are more aptitude-oriented than a typical commission paper.
A standard NTS recruitment test is built around four blocks: verbal ability, quantitative ability, analytical reasoning, and a general knowledge or subject portion. Timing pressure is real, so practising for speed matters as much as knowing the content.
Our English bank covers the verbal side — synonyms, antonyms, analogies and sentence correction — while the Mathematics bank covers the quantitative and series-and-patterns reasoning that NTS leans on.
Subjects to prepare for NTS
These are the subjects that commonly appear in the general portion of NTS papers, ordered roughly by how much attention they usually deserve. The official syllabus for your specific post is always the authority.
English
10 topics · 2,225 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Mathematics
9 topics · 586 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
General Knowledge
9 topics · 1,153 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Current Affairs
6 topics · 0 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Everyday Science
9 topics · 1,170 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Computer
10 topics · 1,188 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Pakistan Studies
8 topics · 1,561 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Islamiat
9 topics · 679 past paper MCQs · free sample MCQs
Posts commonly filled through NTS
- Departmental recruitment tests
- NAT (National Aptitude Test) for admissions
- GAT General for scholarships & postgraduate entry
- Educators & teaching posts
- Bank and autonomous body recruitment
Indicative only. Posts and eligibility change with every recruitment cycle — check the current advertisement on the official website.
A preparation plan that works
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Start with the heaviest subject, not the easiest
For NTS that usually means English. Work through its topics one at a time rather than sampling questions at random.
- 2
Use past papers as your diagnostic
Practise the past-paper mode for a subject before the general mode. It shows you the level and style examiners actually use, which recalibrates how you study everything else.
- 3
Let the evaluation choose your next session
After a few sessions your topic-wise correction rates will make one weakness obvious. Go there next. Repeat until nothing is under fifty per cent.
- 4
Revise in 1-Liner mode in the final week
Do not attempt new questions the night before. Sweep whole topics in reading mode instead — it covers far more ground per hour and keeps your confidence intact.