An online paper generator built for Pakistani classrooms. Choose the class, subject, medium and chapters you have taught, set the MCQ, short and long question mix, and download a board-pattern paper that is ready to photocopy.
From a primary spelling test to a full 2nd year physics paper, the generator keeps the same short workflow and changes only the pattern, marks and question pool behind it.
Physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer science, English, Urdu, Islamiat and Pakistan Studies — chapter-wise tests through the year and full-book papers before the board exam, with the objective and subjective split students will see in the hall.
FSc pre-medical and pre-engineering, ICS and I.Com papers with the longer answer patterns and choice structure intermediate boards use.
Get access →Short, readable worksheets and class tests for classes 1 to 8, in the medium your section is taught in.
For schools →Nothing to install. Set the paper on a phone in a free period and print it from the staff room computer.
Start from what you teach and the medium your section sits the paper in.
Tick the chapters taught, then set MCQ, short and long counts and total marks.
Adjust wording, order and instructions, then take the print-ready PDF.
The same question bank produces the five-minute surprise test and the three-hour annual paper — only the selection changes.
Get your free account →One chapter, ten to twenty marks, set on the day you finish teaching it.
Two or three chapters with a balanced objective and subjective split.
Half the book in full board pattern, with choice in the long questions.
Full-book papers that match the marks distribution of the real board paper.
Objective-only sheets for daily revision and entry-test preparation.
Short question sets for home practice, printed two to a page to save paper.
Papers drawn from past-paper questions so students meet the real wording.
Rebuild the same paper with different questions for students who need a second attempt.
Most teachers still build papers by copying questions out of a guide book into Word, then losing an hour to margins, numbering and Urdu alignment. An online paper generator removes that hour. This guide explains how the process works, how to set the marks distribution for each class, and what to watch for when you print.
A weekly chapter test and a send-up paper are not the same document. The weekly test is short, objective-heavy, and meant to check whether last week's lesson landed. The send-up is a rehearsal of the board paper, and it should match it in length, marks and choice. Deciding this first tells you every other setting: chapters in scope, number of questions and total marks.
Pakistani board papers follow a familiar shape. The objective paper carries MCQs worth one mark each. The subjective paper carries a short-question section — usually printed with more questions than a student must attempt — and a long-question section with internal choice. When you set the mix in the generator, keep the attempt rule in mind: if students attempt five of eight short questions, the paper must print eight.
| Level | Typical test | Usual shape |
|---|---|---|
| Class 6–8 | Monthly test | Short MCQ section, six to eight short questions, one long question |
| Class 9–10 | Chapter or half-yearly | MCQs, short questions with attempt choice, two to three long questions |
| 1st & 2nd year | Send-up paper | Objective paper plus a longer subjective paper with wider choice |
Urdu medium, English medium and dual medium are not just a font change. A dual-medium paper prints each question in both languages, which makes the paper longer and changes how much fits on a page. Science subjects keep their equations, units and symbols in every medium — the generator renders them rather than pasting images, so nothing breaks when the PDF is printed or photocopied.
Generated does not mean final. Read the paper once before downloading. Check that the chapters you selected are the chapters you actually taught, that the numbering runs cleanly, and that the instruction line at the top matches the attempt rule you intended. Reword anything your class phrases differently, add one of your own questions if the chapter needs it, and only then download.
Every generated paper is saved to your library. That matters more than it sounds: next term's test starts from the version you already corrected, and a school can look back at exactly what was asked in each section. For an academy running several branches, the same paper can be issued everywhere on the same day without anyone re-typing it.
International quiz tools build multiple-choice quizzes for a screen. Pakistani teachers need a printed paper that follows the board pattern, carries the school heading, renders Urdu correctly and prints in black ink on cheap paper. That is a different product, and it is what Pak Test Solution was built to be.
Join free at paktestsolutions.com/join with your WhatsApp number — your 15-day trial starts right away and your ID and password arrive on WhatsApp. Already have one? Sign in from the login page.
Setting up a whole school? Tell us your classes and sections on WhatsApp and we will configure it for you.
Contact our team →Log in, choose class 9 and the subject, tick the chapters you have taught, set how many MCQs, short and long questions you want, then download the print-ready PDF.
Yes. Select one chapter for a weekly test, a few chapters for a monthly test, or the full book for an annual paper.
Yes — Urdu, English and dual medium from the same selection, with correct Urdu typesetting and science equations intact.
The standard pattern used by Punjab, Federal, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan and AJK boards: an objective MCQ section followed by short and long question sections with choice.
Teachers can start free for 15 days. Join free at paktestsolutions.com/join with your WhatsApp number — you get a 15-day free trial and your ID and password arrive on WhatsApp.
Yes. Add your own questions and equations to the bank and mix them with the ready question bank in any paper.
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