Pak Navy Sailors in Technical Branch | Test Pattern & Syllabus

Syllabus of Sailors Tests in Technical Branch

Syllabus of each subject in Initial test of Pak Navy Technical Branch is different. According to the subject, overall syllabus related to matric level come in the academic tests. If you are interested to prepare technical branch tests of Navy Sailors then see the following main areas which are to be covered in the initial tests.

1. Verbal Intelligence Test
   • Vocabulary
   • Reading Comprehension
   • Grammar and Syntax
   • Analogical Reasoning
   • Sentence Completion
   • Critical Thinking
   • Verbal Reasoning
   • Verbal Analogies
   • Comprehension of Technical and Nautical Terms
2. Non-Verbal Intelligence Tests
   • Spatial Reasoning
   • Pattern Recognition
   • Analogical Reasoning
   • Figural Series Completion
   • Matrices
   • Visual Classification
   • Cube and Dice Problems
   • Spatial Visualization
   • Geometric Shapes and Constructions
   • Inductive Reasoning
3. English Tests
   • Grammar and Syntax: Candidates are tested on their knowledge of English grammar rules, including sentence structure, verb tense, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, and other grammatical concepts.
   • Vocabulary: Vocabulary tests assess candidates’ knowledge of English words, their meanings, and appropriate usage in sentences. This may include synonyms, antonyms, and word definitions.
   • Reading Comprehension: Candidates are given passages to read, followed by questions that assess their ability to understand and interpret the content, identify key ideas, and make inferences.
   • Sentence Completion: This section requires candidates to complete sentences with the correct word or phrase, testing their understanding of context and vocabulary.
   • Cloze Test: In a cloze test, candidates are presented with a passage with certain words or phrases missing. They must fill in the gaps with appropriate words based on context and grammar.
   • Error Detection and Correction: Candidates are provided with sentences containing grammatical errors, and they need to identify and correct the errors to make the sentences grammatically correct.
   • Paragraph Writing: This assesses candidates’ ability to write coherent and structured paragraphs on given topics. It evaluates their writing skills, including sentence construction and organization of ideas.
   • Essay Writing: Candidates may be asked to write essays on specific topics. This evaluates their ability to express ideas logically and coherently, as well as their command of written English.
   • Precis Writing: Candidates are given a longer passage and must summarize it into a shorter version while retaining the essential information and meaning.
   • Comprehension of Technical and Nautical Terms: Given the context of the Pakistan Navy, some English tests may also assess candidates’ understanding of technical and nautical terminology relevant to naval operations.
   • Spoken English: In addition to written assessments, candidates may be evaluated on their spoken English skills, including pronunciation, fluency, and the ability to communicate effectively.
   • Listening Comprehension: Candidates may be required to listen to spoken passages or instructions and answer questions based on what they have heard. This evaluates their ability to comprehend spoken English.
4. Maths Tests
   • Arithmetic:
     • Operations with whole numbers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
     • Fractions and decimals.
     • Percentages and proportions.
     • Ratio and proportion.
     • Simple and compound interest.
   • Algebra:
     • Basic algebraic expressions and equations.
     • Solving linear equations.
     • Algebraic word problems.
     • Inequalities.
   • Geometry:
     • Properties and characteristics of geometric shapes (lines, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles).
     • Area and perimeter of polygons.
     • Volume and surface area of 3D shapes (cubes, cylinders, spheres).
     • Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry basics.
   • Coordinate Geometry:
     • Cartesian coordinate system.
     • Graphing linear equations and inequalities.
     • Distance and midpoint formulas.
   • Statistics and Probability:
     • Data interpretation (tables, graphs, charts).
     • Measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode).
     • Probability basics.
     • Counting principles (permutations and combinations).
   • Basic Calculus Concepts:
     • Understanding limits and derivatives (basic concepts, not advanced calculus).
   • Word Problems:
     • Application of mathematical concepts to real-world situations.
     • Problem-solving involving a combination of mathematical topics.
   • Mental Math and Speed Arithmetic:
     • Quick calculations and estimation techniques.
5. Physics Tests
   • Mechanics:
     • Laws of motion (Newton’s laws).
     • Kinematics (motion, displacement, velocity, acceleration).
     • Forces and friction.
     • Work, energy, and power.
     • Circular motion.
   • Thermodynamics:
     • Heat and temperature.
     • Laws of thermodynamics.
     • Thermal expansion.
     • Heat transfer (conduction, convection, radiation).
     • Ideal gas laws.
   • Waves and Optics:
     • Wave properties (frequency, wavelength, amplitude).
     • Sound waves and their properties.
     • Light as a wave.
     • Reflection and refraction.
     • Lenses and mirrors.
     • Interference and diffraction.
   • Electricity and Magnetism:
     • Electric charges and fields.
     • Electric circuits and Ohm’s law.
     • Magnetic fields and forces.
     • Electromagnetic induction.
     • Electric generators and motors.
   • Modern Physics:
     • Atomic structure and models.
     • Quantum mechanics basics.
     • Radioactivity and nuclear reactions.
   • Fluid Mechanics:
     • Properties of fluids.
     • Pascal’s principle.
     • Archimedes’ principle.
     • Bernoulli’s principle.
   • Measurement and Units:
     • SI units and conversions.
     • Measurement of physical quantities (length, mass, time, etc.).
   • Problem Solving:
     • Application of physics concepts to solve numerical and word problems.
   • Laboratory Techniques:
     • Basic laboratory equipment and procedures.
     • Experimental design and data analysis.
6. Chemistry Tests
   • Atomic Structure:
     • Structure of atoms and subatomic particles.
     • Atomic number, mass number, and isotopes.
     • Electronic configuration and the periodic table.
   • Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure:
     • Types of chemical bonds (ionic, covalent, metallic).
     • Lewis dot structures.
     • VSEPR theory (Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion).
     • Molecular shapes and geometry.
   • Chemical Reactions:
     • Types of chemical reactions (combination, decomposition, displacement, redox, etc.).
     • Chemical equations and stoichiometry.
     • Balancing chemical equations.
     • Reaction mechanisms and reaction rates.
   • States of Matter:
     • Properties and characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases.
     • Changes of state (melting, freezing, vaporization, condensation, sublimation).
     • Ideal gas law.
   • Chemical Kinetics:
     • Factors affecting reaction rates.
     • Reaction rate equations.
     • Activation energy and catalysis.
   • Chemical Equilibrium:
     • Equilibrium constant.
     • Le Chatelier’s principle.
     • Calculations involving equilibrium constants.
   • Acids and Bases:
     • Properties of acids and bases.
     • pH scale.
     • Neutralization reactions.
     • Acid-base titrations.
   • Chemical Thermodynamics:
     • Laws of thermodynamics.
     • Enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy.
     • Spontaneity of reactions.
   • Electrochemistry:
     • Electrochemical cells (galvanic and electrolytic).
     • Electrode potentials and cell potential.
     • Faraday’s laws of electrolysis.
   • Organic Chemistry:
     • Basics of organic chemistry.
     • Nomenclature of organic compounds.
     • Functional groups and their properties.
   • Chemistry of Elements:
     • Properties and reactivity of different chemical elements and their groups in the periodic table.
     • Noble gases, alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, etc.
   • Chemistry in Everyday Life:
     • Chemistry-related applications and phenomena in daily life.
7. General Knowledge Tests
   • Current Affairs:
     • Recent national and international events.
     • Political developments.
     • Economic updates.
     • Major news headlines.
   • Geography:
     • Knowledge of countries, capitals, and major cities.
     • Geographic landmarks.
     • Continents, oceans, and major rivers.
     • Basic map reading skills.
   • History:
     • Historical events and their significance.
     • Historical figures and leaders.
     • Major revolutions and movements.
   • Pakistan Studies:
     • History and founding of Pakistan.
     • Important historical events in Pakistan’s history.
     • Geography of Pakistan.
   • World Affairs:
     • Knowledge of international organizations (UN, NATO, etc.).
     • Major global issues and conflicts.
     • International treaties and agreements.
   • Science and Technology:
     • Recent advancements in science and technology.
     • Notable scientists and inventions.
     • Basic knowledge of space exploration and discoveries.
   • Sports:
     • Knowledge of popular sports, athletes, and championships.
     • Current sports events and tournaments.
   • Politics and Government:
     • Structure of government in Pakistan.
     • Political parties and leaders.
     • Constitutional knowledge.
   • Culture and Arts:
     • Traditional Pakistani culture.
     • Major artists, writers, and cultural figures.
     • Cultural festivals and events.
   • Economy:
     • Basic economic concepts.
     • Key economic indicators.
     • Major industries and economic sectors.
   • Environment and Ecology:
     • Environmental issues and conservation efforts.
     • Knowledge of ecosystems and wildlife.
   • Miscellaneous:
     • General facts and trivia from various fields of knowledge.