PAF College Sargodha Entry Test Syllabus — Section-wise Breakdown
Updated September 2026 · Free resource
The PAF College Sargodha entry test follows the long-published pattern of four 50-mark sections — Mathematics, English, General Knowledge and Analytical Reasoning — for 200 marks in about three hours. Below is each section's breakdown, what to practise first, and where to practise it free. Sargodha's own admission notice for the year sets the exact paper and marks — treat this page as the preparation map, the notice as the final word.
A — Mathematics (50 marks)
Arithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics at the Class 7/8 level: fractions, percentages, ratio, speed and word problems carry the paper. Maths is half the battle here because it cannot be crammed — practise it daily, timed.
Practise Maths MCQs free →B — English (50 marks)
Grammar rules, vocabulary in context and comprehension passages. The grammar repeats a small set of rules — tenses, prepositions, agreement, sentence structure — so rule-of-the-day practice compounds fast.
Practise English MCQs free →C — General Knowledge (50 marks)
Current affairs, Pakistan studies basics and general science. These are broad, not deep: one mixed MCQ set a day keeps every area warm without burning hours.
Practise GK MCQs free →D — Analytical Reasoning (50 marks)
Patterns, logic and data interpretation — the section unique to PAF's paper. It rewards method over memorisation: practise ten reasoning questions a day from the start, because pattern recognition compounds slowly.
Practise reasoning MCQs free →How the paper compares to other colleges
Most cadet colleges close their papers with an intelligence/verbal-reasoning section; Sargodha's analytical-reasoning section (patterns, logic, data interpretation) is the distinguishing one. The core subjects overlap heavily with other cadet-entry tests, so one preparation plan serves multiple colleges — with the analytical section getting its own daily ten minutes if Sargodha is your target.
Frequently asked questions
What subjects are in the PAF College Sargodha entry test?
The long-published Sargodha pattern is four sections of 50 marks each — Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, and Analytical Reasoning — for 200 marks in about three hours. The college's own admission notice for the year sets the exact paper; treat the notice as the final word.
Is the analytical reasoning section unique to PAF Sargodha?
Yes — it is the section that distinguishes PAF Sargodha's paper from most cadet-college tests, which lean on an intelligence/verbal-reasoning section instead. Patterns, logic and data-interpretation questions reward daily practice more than any cram week.
How can we prepare for the Sargodha entry test for free?
Practice each section free on this site: Mathematics, English and General Knowledge exam-style MCQs plus intelligence and reasoning practice, with a full mock test under real timing before the paper. Everything is free — no card, no tier.
Start with one 10-minute test
Take the free 10-question diagnostic — it shows which of the four sections needs the extra hours, then bend your week around the answer.