A. Marconi
B. Mendel
C. Einstein
D. Kepler
General Knowledge MCQs
If you’ve sat down to look through old FPSC, NTS or PPSC papers, you’ve probably noticed the same General Knowledge questions keep showing up — sometimes word for word, sometimes just reworded. That’s exactly what this page is built around: real questions pulled from past papers, organized by topic, so you’re studying what’s actually been asked instead of guessing.
This works for FPSC, NTS, PPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, CSS, PMS, OTS, PTS, CTS, ATS, ETEA and most other competitive exams in Pakistan, since GK sections across these tests overlap heavily.
Topics Covered
- World Geography — Continents, oceans, capitals, borders, mountain ranges and physical features
- Pakistan Affairs — History, constitution, provinces, rivers, dams, personalities and national symbols
- International Organizations — UN, OIC, SAARC, NATO, WHO, IMF, World Bank and more
- Science & Technology — Basic science, inventions, discoveries and modern technology
- Current Affairs — Latest Pakistan and World current affairs, updated monthly for 2026
- World History & Events — Major wars, treaties, revolutions and historic milestones
- Nobel Prizes & Awards — Latest prize winners and notable international awards
- Sports — Cricket, Olympics, FIFA and major international sporting events
- Famous Personalities — World leaders, scientists, authors and notable figures
- Books & Authors — Important literary works and their writers
Every MCQ below is either taken directly from a past paper or built to match the exact style and difficulty of questions that have actually appeared in recent exams. Use Quiz Mode to test yourself under timed conditions, and download the ExamTonight Android App to keep practicing offline.
Start below and work through the topics that come up most in your specific exam.
A. Cinchona
B. Acacia
C. Ber Beris
D. Banyan
A. Mercury
B. Earth
C. Pluto
D. Jupiter
A. Earth
B. Mars
C. Mercury
D. Venus
A. gills
B. lungs
C. fins
D. skin
A. red light is scattered more than blue
B. ultra violet light has been absorbed
C. blue light is scattered more than red
D. blue light has been absorbed
A. a metal but in liquid form
B. liquid at room temperature
C. extremely sensitive to temperature variations
D. rarely available
E. Both a, b & C
A. Newton
B. Cavendish
C. Galileo
D. Marconi
A. nuclear explosion
B. human effort
C. any movement of an object
D. water power
A. a natural phenomenon that defies an explanation
B. a repetition of one’s own voice
C. a sound repeated by reflection
D. the proof that dead matter can speak