Pak Army Clerk Test study plan
Pak Army Clerk Test · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)
Revise the eight parts of speech and identify the function of each word in 20 given sentences
Correct 30 sentences for subject-verb agreement and tense consistency, writing the rule violated beside each error
Learn 40 high-frequency exam words with Urdu meanings and use 20 of them in original sentences
Answer two short unseen comprehension passages and underline the sentence that carries each answer
Your checkpoint
A 30-item error log listing each corrected sentence, the grammar rule applied, and the Urdu meaning of the 40 new words
English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction) & Mathematics (arithmetic, percentages, ratios, averages, basic algebra)
Convert 25 fractions and decimals into percentages and back, showing each step
Solve 20 percentage word problems on discount, profit, and population change
Rewrite 15 sentences into indirect speech and 15 into passive voice
Memorise 10 common idioms and phrasal verbs and place each in a correct sentence
Your checkpoint
A one-page formula sheet for percentage change plus a 40-question self-test scored out of 40
Mathematics (arithmetic, percentages, ratios, averages, basic algebra)
Simplify 20 ratios and split 10 amounts in a given ratio
Compute averages for 15 data sets, including cases where one value is missing
Solve 25 linear equations in one variable and verify each answer by substitution
Apply the unitary method to 15 rate, work, and mixture problems
Your checkpoint
A timed 30-minute arithmetic mock of 30 questions with all rough work shown and errors re-solved
Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)
Identify the correct Urdu equivalent of 60 English administrative and everyday words
Correct 20 Urdu sentences for gender agreement and singular-plural matching
Use 15 Urdu idioms correctly in original sentences
Read two Urdu passages and answer four comprehension questions on each in Urdu
Your checkpoint
A handwritten Urdu worksheet of 50 items (vocabulary, correction, idiom use) scored and corrected in a different colour
General Knowledge (Pakistan affairs, geography, history, current events)
List the provinces with capitals, and name the rivers, passes, and mountain ranges of each region
Build a dated timeline of 15 events from the Pakistan Movement between 1857 and 1947
State the key features of the 1973 Constitution, including the roles of the three branches
Summarise five current national developments from the past three months with dates
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn outline map of Pakistan labelled with provinces, capitals, rivers, and two passes, plus a 15-entry timeline
Islamic Studies (basic teachings, Quran, Seerat, pillars of Islam) & General Science (elementary physics, chemistry, biology)
Explain the five pillars of Islam and the conditions of each in writing
Outline the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) in Makkah and Madinah with 10 dated milestones
Name 10 surahs with their themes and state the meaning of selected short verses
Define 20 science terms across physics, chemistry, and biology and give one example of each
Your checkpoint
A two-part revision sheet: one page on Islamic Studies facts and one page of 20 science definitions, each checked against a textbook
Computer Literacy and Typing (basic IT, MS Office, keyboard/typing proficiency) & Intelligence and Reasoning (verbal/non-verbal reasoning, pattern completion)
Practise touch typing for 20 minutes daily and record speed and accuracy after each session
Perform 10 MS Word tasks: formatting, tables, page setup, and spell check
Enter and total a 20-row data sheet in Excel using SUM and AVERAGE
Solve 25 verbal and non-verbal reasoning items, including series, analogies, and odd-one-out
Your checkpoint
A typing log showing speed rising to at least 25 words per minute at 90 percent accuracy, plus a saved Word and Excel practice file
English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction) & General Knowledge (Pakistan affairs, geography, history, current events) & Islamic Studies (basic teachings, Quran, Seerat, pillars of Islam)
Take three full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and score each domain separately
Re-solve every wrong answer from the mocks and note the reason for each error
Revise the error logs, formula sheet, timeline, and definition sheets in three short cycles
Recite key facts aloud for 15 minutes daily to confirm recall without notes
Your checkpoint
A mock-test score tracker for three attempts showing improvement per domain, with a one-page list of remaining weak areas
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 70 percent on the 40-question English and percentage self-test, with no more than three repeated error types
Week 4: Complete the 30-question arithmetic mock within 30 minutes at 70 percent or above, and score 70 percent on the Urdu worksheet
Week 6: Recall all five pillars, the 10 Seerat milestones, and 15 of 20 science definitions without notes
Week 8: Reach 25 words per minute at 90 percent typing accuracy and score 65 percent or above in every domain on the final mock