World General Knowledge MCQs for CSS, PMS & Other Competitive Exams

Whether you’re preparing for CSS, PMS, FPSC, or PPSC, World General Knowledge (GK) is one of the most important and scoring sections.

 

It covers history, geography, science, international organizations, and current world events – the kind of knowledge every successful candidate must master.

 

This blog compiles the most repeated GK MCQs (2025 Edition) with quick facts and study tips to help you score full marks in your next exam.

Key Areas of World General Knowledge

CategoryFocus AreaExample MCQ
World HistoryWars, revolutions, empires“World War II ended in”
World GeographyCapitals, rivers, mountains“Mount Everest lies in”
International OrganizationsUN, WHO, IMF, NATO“UN founded in”
Science & DiscoveriesInventions & inventors“Telephone invented by”
World Economy & PoliticsG20, EU, OPEC“Headquarters of IMF”
Current Global AffairsSummits, agreements“COP30 Summit 2025 hosted by”

Most Repeated World GK MCQs

Q1. Longest river in the world? Ans: Nile River
Q2. Largest ocean in the world? Ans: Pacific Ocean
Q3. Smallest country in the world? Ans: Vatican City
Q4. Currency of Japan? Ans: Yen
Q5. UN Secretary-General (2025)? Ans: Antonio Guterres
Q6. Capital of Canada? Ans: Ottawa
Q7. Inventor of the Light Bulb? Ans: Thomas Edison
Q8. World’s largest desert? Ans: Sahara Desert
Q9. NATO headquarters are in? Ans: Brussels, Belgium
Q10. First man to walk on the moon? Ans: Neil Armstrong

Continents, Countries & Capitals Quick Review

ContinentLargest CountrySmallest CountryFact
AsiaRussiaMaldivesMost populated continent
AfricaAlgeriaSeychelles54 countries
EuropeUkraineVatican CityHome to EU
North AmericaCanadaSaint Kitts & NevisLargest freshwater lakes
South AmericaBrazilSurinameAmazon Rainforest
Australia (Oceania)AustraliaNauruSmallest continent
AntarcticaN/AN/ACovered by ice 98%

International Organizations MCQs

Q11. Headquarters of the United Nations? Ans: New York, USA
Q12. WHO was founded in? Ans: 1948
Q13. UNESCO stands for? Ans: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Q14. Headquarters of OPEC? Ans: Vienna, Austria
Q15. IMF stands for? Ans: International Monetary Fund

Study Techniques for World GK MCQs

  • Study 5 new countries daily – memorize capital, currency, and continent.
  • Revise world history timelines (WWI, WWII, UN formation).
  • Use maps – visual memory works 3× better than rote memorization.
  • Attempt daily quizzes on AZMCQs – World GK Section.
  • Update monthly from current affairs magazines and official global reports.

Bonus Section - World GK Quick Quiz

Q16. Which country is known as the Land of Rising Sun? Ans: Japan
Q17. Largest island in the world? Ans: Greenland
Q18. Which country is famous for the Eiffel Tower? Ans: France
Q19. The Great Wall is located in? Ans: China
Q20. World’s longest mountain range? Ans: Andes

Final Words

World General Knowledge is not just about memorization – it’s about connecting facts with meaning.

 

Stay consistent, study smart, and take chapter-wise quizzes on AZMCQs to strengthen your grip on Global GK.

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Everyday Science MCQs: Smart Tricks to Remember Complex Topics

Preparing for Everyday Science MCQs in government exams can feel overwhelming – so many facts, formulas, and names to memorize!

 

But the truth is, if you study smart, not hard, this section can become your easiest scoring opportunity in FPSC, PPSC, or CSS exams.

Why Everyday Science Matters in Exams

Everyday Science is one of the most repeated sections in FPSC and PPSC tests.

 

Exam TypeAverage Science MCQsDifficulty
FPSC / CSS15–20Moderate
PPSC / NTS10–15Easy–Moderate
Police / Education Tests8–12Basic

Core Topics You Must Master

Subject AreaFocus TopicsExample MCQ
PhysicsLight, sound, electricity, motion“Speed of light”
ChemistryElements, acids, reactions“Formula of table salt”
BiologyHuman body, diseases, nutrition“Which organ purifies blood”
Space SciencePlanets, satellites“Nearest planet to the Sun”
Environmental SciencePollution, ozone, climate“Main greenhouse gas”

Most Repeated Everyday Science MCQs (FPSC 2015–2024)

Q1. Which vitamin is produced in the skin by sunlight?
Ans: Vitamin D
Q2. The study of weather is called?
Ans: Meteorology
Q3. The device used to measure blood pressure?
Ans: Sphygmomanometer
Q4. What is the boiling point of water (Celsius)?
Ans: 100°C
Q5. Ozone layer protects Earth from?
Ans: Ultraviolet rays

Study Plan for One-Week Science Preparation

DayFocus AreaTask
Day 1PhysicsLight, Sound, Energy concepts
Day 2ChemistryPeriodic Table, Acids, Elements
Day 3BiologyHuman Body & Diseases
Day 4SpacePlanets & Universe facts
Day 5EnvironmentPollution, Greenhouse, Climate
Day 6RevisionPractice past papers
Day 7Mock TestAttempt quiz on AZMCQs

Bonus: How to Study Everyday Science for Interviews

Many FPSC and PPSC interviews also include basic science questions like:

  • Why does ice float on water?

  • What is ozone depletion?

  • How does a solar panel work?

Final Words

Everyday Science MCQs can be your secret weapon in government exams. Once you grasp the logic behind each concept, these questions become easy marks!

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Pakistan Current Affairs 2025: Month-Wise MCQs Collection

Keeping up with Pakistan Current Affairs is crucial for every aspirant preparing for FPSC, PPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS, or other government exams.


Most general knowledge and interview questions come from recent national and international events.

 

To make your preparation easier, here’s a month-wise breakdown of 2025’s most important current affairs MCQs – compiled from reliable sources and past paper trends.

January 2025 - Key MCQs

Q1. Who is the current Prime Minister of Pakistan?
Ans: Shahbaz Sharif

Q2. Which country hosted the 2025 SAARC Summit?
Ans: No Country

Q3. Pakistan’s foreign reserves in January 2025 stood at approximately?
Ans: Approximately US$16.04 billion.

Q4. Which Pakistani city recorded the highest air pollution index in January?
Ans: Lahore

Q5. Who won the ICC Men’s Player of the Month?
Ans: Jomel Warrican

February 2025 - Key MCQs

Q6. Which organization released Pakistan’s Economic Outlook 2025?
Ans: Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Q7. The World Bank approved how much funding for Pakistan’s energy projects?
Ans: $500 million

Q8. Which Pakistani film was shortlisted for the Oscars 2025?
Ans: The Glassworker

Q9. Who is the current Chief Justice of Pakistan?
Ans: Yahya Afridi

Q10. Pakistan’s inflation rate in February 2025?
Ans: Around 22% approximate

March-April 2025

Q11. Pakistan signed a trade deal with which neighboring country?
Ans: Iran

Q12. The Pakistan Super League (PSL 2025) was won by?
Ans: Lahore Qalandars

Q13. Which province announced a new education policy in 2025?
Ans: Punjab

Q14. Pakistan’s total population (estimated 2025)?
Ans: Over 240 million

Q15. Which Pakistani female athlete won gold in athletics in 2025?
Ans: No Record

May-August 2025

MonthEventKey Question
May   Federal Budget Preparation  “Who presented the federal budget 2025–26?”
JuneBudget Announcement“Total outlay of the budget?”
July      IMF Review                             “What was IMF’s condition for next tranche?”
August Independence Day       “Theme of Pakistan’s Independence Day 2025?”

September-December 2025

Q16. Pakistan attended the UN Climate Summit held in?
Ans: New York

Q17. Pakistan signed an MoU with China under?
Ans: CPEC Phase-II

Q18. Global oil prices in late 2025 averaged?
Ans: $85 per barrel

Q19. Pakistan’s ranking in Transparency International’s CPI 2025?
Ans: 135th out of 180 countries

Q20. Which Pakistani won a global innovation award in 2025?
Ans: BIONIKS

How to Prepare for Current Affairs MCQs

  • Read daily newspapers (Dawn, The News, Business Recorder)
  • Visit AZMCQs – Current Affairs Section regularly
  • Revise monthly updates from authentic sources
  • Watch weekly current affairs shows for context
  • Solve past paper MCQs from last 5 years

Final Words

Current Affairs is a game-changer subject in every government exam. With regular updates and smart revision, you can score full marks in this section.

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Economics MCQs for FPSC: Core Theories and Past Paper Analysis

Economics is one of the most important and conceptual subjects tested in FPSC, PPSC, CSS, and other competitive exams.

 

This guide compiles the most important Economics MCQs based on past papers and core theories – perfect for your 2025 preparation.

Key Theories and Concepts

Q1. Who is known as the Father of Economics?
Ans: Adam Smith

Q2. The book “Wealth of Nations” was written by?
Ans: Adam Smith

Q3. Law of Demand states that, other things equal?
Ans: When price rises, demand falls

Q4. GDP stands for?
Ans: Gross Domestic Product

Q5. Inflation refers to?
Ans: Continuous increase in general price level

Microeconomics MCQs

Q6. Marginal Utility theory was presented by?
Ans: Alfred Marshall

Q7. Elasticity of demand measures?
Ans: Responsiveness of demand to price change

Q8. Perfect competition means?
Ans: Many buyers and sellers with identical products

Q9. The law of diminishing returns applies to?
Ans: Short-run production

Q10. Opportunity cost means?
Ans: The next best alternative foregone

Macroeconomics MCQs

Q11. Fiscal policy deals with?
Ans: Government revenue and expenditure

Q12. Monetary policy is controlled by?
Ans: Central Bank

Q13. Stagflation means?
Ans: High inflation + low growth

Q14. Balance of Payments records?
Ans: All international transactions

Q15. The unemployment rate measures?
Ans: Percentage of jobless labor force

International Economics & Trade

Q16. WTO stands for?
Ans: World Trade Organization

Q17. Exchange rate means?
Ans: Price of one currency in terms of another

Q18. Imports exceeding exports cause?
Ans: Trade deficit

Q19. Comparative advantage theory was given by?
Ans: David Ricardo

Q20. Devaluation of currency makes exports?
Ans: Cheaper

Study Tips for Economics MCQs

  • Understand definitions and real-life examples
  • Study past 10 years FPSC/PPSC MCQs
  • Revise formulas (GDP, CPI, Elasticity, Multiplier)
  • Stay updated with Pakistan’s Economic Survey 2024–25
  • Practice quizzes on AZMCQs – Economics Section

Final Words

Economics can be one of the highest-scoring subjects in FPSC and PPSC exams – if you understand its core logic and practice MCQs regularly.


Use AZMCQs to strengthen your knowledge through chapter-wise quizzes and past paper analysis.

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Computer Science MCQs: From Basics to Advanced – Key Concepts Explained

In today’s digital era, Computer Science MCQs have become a core part of government job exams like FPSC, PPSC, NTS, CSS, and FIA. Whether you’re applying for an IT post or a general position, computer literacy is now a must.

 

This guide covers the most important Computer Science MCQs (2025 Edition) – from basics to advanced concepts – along with preparation tips to help you score high in your upcoming exam.

Basic Computer Knowledge MCQs

Q1. Which device is the brain of a computer?
Ans: CPU

Q2. Which part of the computer displays output?
Ans: Monitor

Q3. Which unit is used to measure computer memory?
Ans: Byte

Q4. Which storage device is non-volatile?
Ans: Hard Disk

Q5. The first generation of computers used?
Ans: Vacuum Tubes

Software & Operating Systems

Q6. Windows, Linux, and macOS are types of?
Ans: Operating Systems

Q7. MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are examples of?
Ans: Application Software

Q8. The function of the operating system is to?
Ans: Manage hardware and software resources

Q9. The kernel is a part of?
Ans: Operating System

Q10. Shortcut for “Paste” command in MS Word?
Ans: Ctrl + V

Computer Networking MCQs

Q11. LAN stands for?
Ans: Local Area Network

Q12. IP stands for?
Ans: Internet Protocol

Q13. Default port for HTTP is?
Ans: 80

Q14. Device used to connect two networks?
Ans: Router

Q15. Full form of Wi-Fi?
Ans: Wireless Fidelity

Programming & Database Concepts

Q16. C language was developed by?
Ans: Dennis Ritchie

Q17. HTML stands for?
Ans: HyperText Markup Language

Q18. SQL is used for?
Ans: Database management

Q19. A variable in programming stores?
Ans: Data values

Q20. The loop that runs indefinitely is called?
Ans: Infinite Loop

Study Tips for Computer Science MCQs

  • Revise basic IT concepts daily (hardware, software, networks)
  • Practice MS Office shortcuts & uses — often repeated in FPSC/PPSC exams
  • Focus on computer abbreviations (HTTP, IP, USB, ROM, BIOS)
  • Attempt Computer Science MCQs on AZMCQs.com daily
  • Watch short YouTube tutorials for visual understanding

Final Words

Computer Science is a high-scoring and predictable section in government exams. With regular practice and conceptual clarity, you can easily master it.

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