Pak Army Soldier Test case studies
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The Pakistan Army Soldier Recruitment Test is the initial written screening for candidates seeking to enlist as soldiers in the Pakistan Army. It is meant for young men and women who meet the basic eligibility criteria and are ready to begin the selection process. The Pak Army Soldier Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,559 words.
1Convoy Fuel and Timing Decision
A convoy of eight loaded trucks must move from a depot to a forward post and return the same day. The one-way distance is 240 km.
609 words, about 3 min2Ravine Measurement by Echo and Falling Stone
While preparing a crossing task, a section commander must estimate the width and depth of a ravine without survey equipment. Standing at the near edge, a soldier strikes two stones together and hears the echo from the far wall 1.8 s later.
686 words, about 3 min3Chlorinating a Flood-Relief Water Tank
After a flood, a relief party fills a 400-litre plastic tank from a slow-moving stream. The water is visibly turbid with fine silt.
749 words, about 4 min4Three Fall-Outs on a Hot March
During a 12 km march in July the temperature is 41 °C with 30 per cent humidity. Three soldiers fall out within twenty minutes of each other.
779 words, about 4 min5Zakat on a Soldier's Savings, Gold and a Loan
A soldier's zakat year ends on 1 Ramadan. On that date he has: bank savings of PKR 850,000 held for the full lunar year; cash in hand of PKR 50,000; gold jewellery weighing 90 grams, worn regularly by his wife; PKR 300,000 lent to a cousin two years ago, acknowledged by the cousin and repayable on demand; a motorcycle worth PKR 400,000 used to take his children to school; household furniture, kitchen utensils and clothing; and a hospital bill of PKR 400,000 that is due and payable immediately.
736 words, about 4 min