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Aptitude Test Preparation — Free GK, Logical, Quantitative & Verbal Tests
Prepare for NTS, GAT, ETEA, university entry tests and job tests with 76 free online tests. Every test is auto-checked with answers and explanations — no sign-up.
What is an Aptitude Test?
An aptitude test checks how well you think, not how much you memorised. Most Pakistani tests — NTS NAT/GAT, university entry tests, PPSC/FPSC screening and bank or company recruitment tests — mix five kinds of questions: general knowledge, logical reasoning, quantitative (maths) reasoning, verbal (English) reasoning and non-verbal (pattern) reasoning. The fastest way to improve is short daily practice with timed tests.
Practice by Section
🌍 General Knowledge
🧠 Logical Reasoning
➗ Quantitative Reasoning
📖 Verbal Reasoning
🔷 Non-Verbal Reasoning
How to Prepare in 3 Weeks
| Week | Plan |
|---|---|
| 1 | One section a day (GK, Logical, Quantitative, Verbal, Non-Verbal) — topic tests, review every wrong answer |
| 2 | Focus on your two weakest sections; learn shortcuts for percentages, ratios, series and coding-decoding |
| 3 | One complete test per section daily under time pressure; revise current affairs and Pakistan GK |
Also practise: entry test MCQs, HEC HAT test guide and MCQ quizzes on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these aptitude tests free?
Yes. All 76 tests are free, need no sign-up and show your score with the correct answers instantly.
Which tests can I prepare for with these?
NTS NAT and GAT, HEC HAT, university entry tests, and the aptitude part of government and private job tests.
How many questions are in each test?
Topic tests have 7–8 MCQs; the complete tests have 64–127 MCQs per section.
What is the best way to improve logical reasoning?
Practise one topic at a time — series, coding-decoding, blood relations, directions — and review why each wrong answer was wrong before moving on.
Last reviewed: 23 October 2026. Dates and fees change every year — always confirm on the official portal before applying.