A. 7,611 meters
B. 8,126 meters
C. 8,611 meters
D. 8,848 meters
Gilgit-Baltistan questions show up frequently in general knowledge sections across Pakistan’s competitive exams — especially anything related to its mountains, glaciers and geography, since this region holds some of the most-asked “highest,” “longest,” and “largest” facts in the entire Pakistan GK category.
Whether you’re preparing for GBPSC, PPSC, FPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS, Pak Army, Navy, PAF, FIA, ASF, or Educator/Lecturer exams, this page organizes the Gilgit-Baltistan MCQs that actually come up on test day.
Topics Covered
- Gilgit-Baltistan History — Ancient trade routes, Dogra rule, 1947 accession and the region’s evolving constitutional status
- Gilgit-Baltistan Geography — Districts, valleys, K2 and other peaks, and border areas
- Gilgit-Baltistan Administration — Governor, Chief Minister, Legislative Assembly and local government structure
- Gilgit-Baltistan Economy — Tourism, agriculture (fruit and dry fruit production), and CPEC-related connectivity (Karakoram Highway)
- Culture & Heritage — Balti and Shina languages, festivals, traditions and famous personalities
- Education & Institutions — Universities, colleges and literacy statistics
- Current Affairs — Latest government initiatives, appointments, development projects and 2026 updates
- Important Facts & GK — Highest peaks (K2, Nanga Parbat), glaciers, passes and national parks
These questions are based on real GBPSC, PPSC, FPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS and Educator past papers — the exact facts and phrasing that keep reappearing on actual exams. Try our Quiz Mode to test yourself before the real one.
A. Nanga Parbat
B. Mount Godwin-Austen
C. Rakaposhi
D. Tirich Mir
A. Nepal
B. Gilgit-Baltistan
C. Afghanistan
D. Iran
A. Silk Route
B. Grand Trunk Road
C. M-2 Motorway
D. Coastal Highway
A. Iran
B. China
C. India
D. Nepal
A. Himalayas
B. Karakoram
C. Hindu Kush
D. Sulaiman
A. India
B. China
C. Iran
D. Afghanistan
A. Khyber Pass
B. Wakhan Corridor
C. Bolan Pass
D. Khunjerab Pass
A. Iran
B. Afghanistan
C. China
D. India
A. Skardu
B. Gilgit
C. Hunza
D. Chilas