Where most marks are won
In most board exams the subjective part, short and long questions, carries the majority of marks. Practising it in the right format teaches students how much to write and how to manage time.
How short questions are laid out
- Grouped into sections, each with its own instruction such as 'attempt any five'.
- Numbered clearly with marks per section.
- Drawn from the chapters you select.
How long questions are laid out
- Split into parts (a) and (b) with marks for each.
- Numericals, diagrams and theory mixed as the board does.
- Option to choose how many to attempt.
Suggested subjective layouts
| Test | Short questions | Long questions |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly test | 6, attempt 4 | 1 |
| Monthly test | 10, attempt 6 | 2, attempt 1 |
| Board pattern | Full board sections | Full board set |
How to make your paper with Pak Test Solution
- Join Pak Test Solution free with your WhatsApp number, or log in.
- Choose the board, class and subject, then tick the chapters or topics.
- Set how many MCQs, short and long questions the paper carries, or let the software pick them.
- Pick the header, font and layout, then download the PDF and print.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a paper with only short and long questions?
Yes. Set MCQs to zero for a subjective-only paper.
Are 'attempt any' instructions printed?
Yes. Each section shows how many questions to attempt.
Are long questions split into parts?
Yes. Parts carry their own marks.
Can I choose specific questions?
Yes. Review and swap any question.