The MPT tests general-ability areas rather than the specialised CSS optional subjects. All 200 questions are multiple-choice, spread across seven areas. Below is how the Danishwar mock allocates them, modelled on the FPSC pattern — always confirm the official split on the FPSC notice.
Marks distribution
| Area | Questions |
|---|---|
| General Science & Ability | 60 |
| English | 50 |
| Pakistan Affairs | 20 |
| Islamic Studies | 20 |
| Current Affairs | 20 |
| Urdu | 20 |
| General Knowledge | 10 |
| Total | 200 |
Everyday science, basic arithmetic, logical reasoning and mental ability — the largest area of the paper.
Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms), grammar, sentence correction, idioms and comprehension-style usage.
History of the Pakistan Movement, constitutional milestones, geography and key national facts.
Fundamentals of Islam, seerah, major events and basic jurisprudence (for Muslim candidates).
National and international events, organisations, appointments and recent developments.
Grammar, idioms/muhavaras and usage.
World facts, geography, science and miscellaneous general awareness.
Next: see the pattern & marking or read how to prepare.
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