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Every major entry test, explained

Paper pattern, section weights, marking rules and qualifying marks — the structural detail that holds from one cycle to the next. For dates and deadlines, each guide sends you to the body that actually sets them.

MDCATPMDC

Anyone applying to MBBS or BDS at a public or private medical or dental college in Pakistan.

180 MCQs3 hours (180 minutes)180 marks

ECATUET Lahore

Students applying to UET and several other engineering universities from FSc Pre-Engineering or an equivalent qualification.

100 MCQs100 minutes400 (4 marks per correct answer) marks

NETNUST

Anyone applying to NUST undergraduate programmes who is not entering on SAT or ACT scores.

200 MCQs3 hours200 marks

FAST Entry TestFAST-NUCES

Students applying to FAST-NUCES programmes in computing, engineering, business, and related undergraduate tracks.

Usually 100 MCQsTypically 2 hoursVariable by intake and programme marks

LATHEC

Anyone applying to an LLB programme at a Pakistani law college.

75 MCQs plus a written sectionAbout 2 hours 20 minutes100 (75 MCQ + 25 written) marks

CSS MPTFPSC

Every candidate for the CSS Competitive Examination. Only those who qualify the MPT may sit that year’s written papers.

One MCQ paper200 minutes200 marks
Test formats change between cycles. Always confirm with the conducting body before you register or sit a paper.
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