One Paper MCQs 2026 — Free FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC & BPSC Test Preparation

The One Paper exam is a screening test of 100 MCQs (100 marks, 90 minutes) used by FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, BPSC and AJKPSC for government job recruitment across Pakistan. NTS and OTS follow a similar format.

Yes. Most commissions including FPSC and PPSC apply 0.25 marks negative marking per wrong answer. Qualifying threshold is typically 40% per paper and 50% overall. Leave a question blank rather than guess blindly.

Based on past-paper analysis, English, Current Affairs and Pakistan Studies consistently carry the highest weightage — typically 15–20 marks each. Together they make up 50–60% of most One Paper exams.

Start with high-weightage subjects (English, Current Affairs, Pak Studies), then cover GK, Islamic Studies and Everyday Science. Practise topic-wise MCQs, solve past papers for time management, download PDFs for mobile revision, and revise daily. Consistency across all 10 subjects wins.

QuizWing has over 65,000 solved MCQs across all 10 One Paper subjects — 4,000 to 6,000+ per subject, organised topic-wise with three study modes (one-liners, quizzes, PDFs). No signup required.

Popular books include Caravan General Knowledge, Dogar Brothers One Paper MCQs, Ilmi One Paper Guide and Jahangir World Times for Current Affairs. Use QuizWing alongside these books to track which topics you’ve mastered with interactive quizzes and AI-powered explanations.

Yes — the 10 core subjects overlap across FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, BPSC, AJKPSC, NTS, OTS, CTS and BTS. QuizWing’s topic-wise structure lets you prep once and apply to every commission.

One Paper MCQs format is used for BPS-14 to BPS-17 recruitment — Assistant Director, Tehsildar, Sub-Inspector, Junior Clerk, Lecturer, Head Clerk and similar posts. Higher-grade posts add a descriptive paper on top of the MCQ screening.

Yes. QuizWing hosts year-wise and commission-wise past papers for FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC and BPSC. Each paper is available as a free PDF download with answer keys.

Answer: Sahara Desert. The Sahara in Africa is the world’s largest hot desert, covering about 9.2 million sq km across 11 countries.

Answer: Mars. Mars is called the Red Planet due to iron oxide (rust) on its surface giving it a reddish appearance visible from Earth.

Answer: Hafeez Jalandhari. The national anthem (Qaumi Taranah) was written by Hafeez Jalandhari and composed by Ahmed G. Chagla. Officially adopted in August 1954.

Answer: New York City, USA. UN HQ has been in NYC since 1952, on international territory with extraterritorial status.

Answer: Iskander Mirza. Major General Iskander Mirza became the first President on 23 March 1956 when Pakistan became a republic under the 1956 Constitution.

Answer: H₂O. Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Covers ~71% of Earth’s surface.

Answer: 1949. Passed on 12 March 1949 by the first Constituent Assembly, it laid the foundational principles for all future constitutions of Pakistan.

Answer: Vitamin D. UVB rays trigger synthesis of Vitamin D in the skin — essential for bone health and calcium absorption.

Answer: Central Processing Unit. The CPU executes instructions from programs and the OS — often called the “brain” of the computer.

Answer: Nile River. The Nile is ~6,650 km long and flows through 11 African countries before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.

Answer: Diet. The National Diet is Japan’s bicameral legislature — House of Representatives (lower) + House of Councillors (upper).

Answer: Saudi Riyal (SAR). Pegged to the US Dollar at a fixed rate since 1986.

Answer: Asia. ~44.58 million sq km — about 30% of Earth’s total land area and the most populous continent (4.7B+ people).

Answer: Charles Babbage. English mathematician who designed the first mechanical computer — the Analytical Engine — in the 1830s.

Answer: 1940. The Lahore Resolution (aka Pakistan Resolution) was passed on 23 March 1940 at Minto Park, Lahore, demanding separate Muslim states in the subcontinent.