All About Engineering Tests 2020 Online Preparation in Pakistan

Many students plan to pursue the dream of becoming an Engineer. Often, they are confused about the correct path to materialize the dream due to the lack of information regarding their options and opportunities. Following is the guide to achieving your dream of Engineering:

• NUST Engineering Test
  NET (Nust Entrance Test) is conducted by National University of Science and Technology. The applicants can take the test thrice a year as it takes place in December, March and June. It consists of five sections of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry/Computer Science, English and Intelligence Quotient. Students opting for Engineering in NUST should have minimum 60% marks in their Matric and Intermediate or O-levels and A-levels.
• UET Ecat
  ECAT is conducted by University of Engineering and Technology for the admission in their Engineering Program. It consists of four sections of Mathematics, physics, chemistry/computer and English. Each comprises of 30 Multiple Choice Questions except the English section that has 10 MCQs. It requires the students to have at least 60% marks in Sc/ ICS/ DAE/ B.Sc./ B.Tech(Pass). The test is conducted every year during July.
• PIEAS
  It is a test conducted by Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences, for admission in their BS Engineering Program. It comprises of four sections of English, Mathematics, Chemistry/Computer and Physics. While the two sections of English and Chemistry/Computer have 20 questions, the other two sections have 30 questions each. It requires the students to have at least 60% or equivalent marks in Matriculation/O-level and Intermediate/A-level with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics as the major subjects. The test takes place in June every year.
• GIKI Engineering
  Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute conducts admission tests in July for their BS Engineering program. The test requires you to attempt two parts A & B. The Part A consists of sixty multiple choice questions whereas, Part B has twenty questions. It requires you the applicants to have 60% marks in their Matriculation and Intermediate/ O-levels and A-levels.
• ETEA ECAT
  The entrance test for admission in Public Sector Engineering Colleges in KPK, is conducted by Educational Testing and Evaluation Agency. It is also held in July every year. It comprises of four sections of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry/Computer Science and English. Only the English section has 20 questions while all other sections include 60 questions.
• PAF Aeronautical Engineering
  For admission in College of Aeronautical Engineering, an entrance test is conducted by Pakistan Air Force. The test consists of Verbal Intelligence Test and Academic that contains three sections of Maths, English and Physics.
• NAT 1E
  National Aptitude Test is conducted by National Testing Service. Results of NAT 1E is accepted by many Engineering Universities like FAST, Comsats etc. The test consists of three sections which including Verbal Ability, Analytical Reasoning and Subject Knowledge. The test is held every month.
• PUCIT
  The entry test for Punjab University College of Information Technology takes place in August. The test consists of two sections for quantitative and analytical questions.

How to prepare for your Engineering Entry Test?

The difficulty level of the tests might appear like a barrier between you and your dream but it can be overcome with effective time management and smart preparation. Few key tips for passing these entrance tests are given below:

Early Preparation
You not only need to have the knowledge to score well in these exams, but you also have to be motivated and dedicated. It is usually advised to prepare for these entrance tests along with your board exams as the questions are based on similar concepts. You should start looking for resources well-before the exam and should set goals for yourself accordingly.

• Smart Preparation

The same concepts that you studied during Intermediate are tested in the tests yet you need to change your approach towards the questions. Only learning the concepts is not enough but also understanding them completely is important. You should keep the old phrase, “Practice makes you perfect” in mind while planning your preparation. For that purpose, you should use different offline and online resources available for sample questions and practice tests. Hence, using the right resources and optimizing your time is the key to your high scores.

• Online Preparation
  Accessing the right resources and study materials can be a hassle. It usually becomes a burden on two of our most vital resources; time and money. Online preparation is the best way to save time while not compromising on the quality of the resource material. It provides you 24/7 access to the practice tests and questions so that you can keep up with

your goals in any situations. You can visit Tabir Academy to get begin online preparation for your entrance test today!

The challenge is to stay motivated and manage your time and resources for smart preparation. The above given tips can help you in planning your preparation process in the best way possible.