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What are the Mock Tests?

A mock test is a test made on the same pattern as the original tests are made and these help the students to identify how good their level of preparation is. These help the students to identify the areas in which they lag and hence the students can prepare accordingly and  improve those portions.


For the very first time we are starting the mock tests as we believe it is an important factor for the students to know about their preparation so that they might spend their time accordingly. 

Benefits of taking the test with us:

  1. Will be on the same pattern as the Entry tests are.
  2. Same difficulty level as the Entry Tests.
  3. Can be downloaded and attempted at any time and as many times as you wish to.
  4. Results shown right after you complete the test. 
  5. The correct answer of each questions will be shown after completion of the test.
  6. After you download the test you do not need any internet access to solve the test.
  7. Will help you realize the weak portions and the areas where you need improvements.
  8. Will be helpful in managing the time in the Entry Tests. 
  9. Those registering for the tests will also receive the alerts via emails whenever we make some new post regarding admissions. 

Charges of the test:

The fee of the test is as follows:
One test :     Rs 250
Two tests :   Rs 400
Three Tests: Rs 550
Four Tests:   Rs 700  

How to make the payment?

Payment can be made by any of the following means:
  • Easy Paisa
  • Money Order
  • Bank Deposit
  • By hand submission if you are from some nearby area.
In which tests you can appear?

You can appear in any of the following tests:

  • NET Engineering
  •  NET Medical
  •  NET Business Studies
  •  PIEAS
  •  GIKI
  •  ETEA Engineering
  •  ETEA Medical
  •  AKU

Two different tests will be available for each of them and these will be conducted after a duration of 15 days, so you can appear in two tests as well. 

On which dates the tests will be conducted?
You can appear in the test on the day you wish to. This is the benefit of online tests :)

Those of you who want to register for the tests send a message to our facebook page here:
https://www.facebook.com/Mcktests

In case you want to appear in some other test you can mention that in the message, we will let you know when it is available.

Related Post:  Preparation of NUST Entrance Test

In case of any confusion feel free to ask.

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