Pak Army Soldier Test study plan
Pak Army Soldier Test · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
English & Mathematics
Build a 25-item English diagnostic covering synonyms, antonyms, sentence completion, and error spotting, then score it and list your three weakest item types
Memorise 40 high-frequency exam words with Urdu meanings and write one original sentence for each
Re-derive the rules for fractions, decimals, and percentages, then solve 30 mixed conversion questions without a calculator
Set up a dated error log with columns for domain, question type, cause of mistake, and re-test date
Your checkpoint
A scored 25-item English diagnostic plus a completed error log with at least 30 logged maths mistakes
English & Mathematics
Complete 60 English vocabulary and synonym items under a 45-minute timer and review every wrong answer
Practise 40 ratio, proportion, and average word problems, showing full working for each
Drill the multiplication tables from 2 to 20 and squares up to 30 until you can recite them without hesitation
Rewrite ten of your weakest sentences to fix grammar errors and note the rule each one broke
Your checkpoint
A one-page rule sheet of the ten English grammar points and five maths formulas you missed most often
Mathematics & General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies
Solve 40 algebra items covering simplification, linear equations, and substitution
Compute the area and perimeter of squares, rectangles, triangles, and circles across 25 questions
Summarise the geography of Pakistan: provinces, capitals, rivers, mountain ranges, and neighbouring countries, on a single hand-drawn map
Self-quiz on 30 Pakistan geography facts and record your score
Your checkpoint
A labelled hand-drawn map of Pakistan plus a scored 30-item geography self-quiz
General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies & Mathematics
Build a timeline of the Pakistan Movement from 1857 to 1947 with at least 15 dated events
Explain the significance of the Lahore Resolution, the Partition of Bengal, and the Simla Deputation in your own words
Complete a full 50-item mixed maths paper under timed conditions and mark it
Re-teach every maths question you got wrong by writing out the correct method from scratch
Your checkpoint
A 15-event dated timeline plus a scored 50-item timed maths paper with corrections
General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies & Islamic Studies
Memorise the five Pillars of Islam and the six Articles of Faith, and write a short explanation of each
Learn the correct order and basic facts of the first four Caliphs
List Pakistan's national symbols, key constitutional facts, and the names of its provinces and their capitals
Recite and write the meanings of selected short surahs used in daily prayer
Your checkpoint
A handwritten one-page Islamic Studies summary sheet and a 25-item self-test scored at 80 percent or above
Islamic Studies & General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies
Answer 40 Islamic Studies multiple-choice items and log every error with the correct fact
Review Pakistan Studies from weeks 3 to 5 and rewrite any timeline or map facts you had forgotten
Explain the difference between the Quran and Hadith and give two examples of each
Practise 20 general knowledge items on world capitals, currencies, and organisations
Your checkpoint
A scored 40-item Islamic Studies paper with a corrected fact list for every wrong answer
Physics & Chemistry & Biology
Solve 25 physics numericals on speed, force, work, and Ohm's law, stating the formula before each calculation
Define 30 core chemistry terms and identify common elements by their symbols
Label the main parts of a human cell and the digestive system, and state the function of each
Write a one-line definition for each physics and chemistry formula in your own words
Your checkpoint
A formula and definition card set covering physics, chemistry, and biology, self-tested once with a recorded score
Computer Science & English & Mathematics & General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies & Islamic Studies & Physics & Chemistry & Biology
Explain the parts of a computer, input and output devices, and basic hardware and software differences
Complete two full-length mock tests under real timing and mark both honestly
Re-work every item in your error log that you have not yet re-tested successfully
Write a one-page exam-day plan covering timing per section, question order, and guess strategy
Your checkpoint
Two completed full-length mock tests with scores, plus a one-page exam-day plan
Milestones
Week 2: English diagnostic score improves by at least 15 percent over week 1, and the error log shows maths entries being re-tested
Week 4: Timed 50-item maths paper completed within the limit with at least 60 percent correct, and the Pakistan Movement timeline has 15 or more dated events
Week 6: Islamic Studies self-test scored at 80 percent or above, and Pakistan Studies recall quiz at 70 percent or above
Week 8: Both full-length mock tests completed under time, with the second score higher than the first and every error-log item closed out