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3461. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has set up ______ polling stations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP)?

  • A. 12634
  • B. 13634
  • C. 14634
  • D. 15634

Explanation: The ECP established 12,634 polling stations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for the 2018 elections. This figure refers to KP and does not include the separately listed FATA and Frontier Region stations.

Correct answer: 12634

3462. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has set up ______ polling stations in Sindh?

  • A. 16813
  • B. 17813
  • C. 18813
  • D. 19813

Explanation: Sindh had 17,813 polling stations in the 2018 general election. The province’s total was higher than KP’s and lower than Punjab’s, matching its relative electorate size.

Correct answer: 17813

3463. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has set up ______ polling stations in Punjab?

  • A. 46813
  • B. 47813
  • C. 48813
  • D. 49813

Explanation: Punjab had 47,813 polling stations, the highest provincial total for the 2018 elections because it had Pakistan’s largest electorate. The figure is distinct from the smaller totals for Sindh, KP and Balochistan.

Correct answer: 47813

3464. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has established ______ polling stations across the country for the forthcoming polls?

  • A. 85207
  • B. 85307
  • C. 85407
  • D. 85507

Explanation: The ECP established 85,307 polling stations across Pakistan for the 2018 general election. This national total included stations in the provinces, Islamabad and the then separately administered FATA and Frontier Regions.

Correct answer: 85307

3465. Each ballot paper for the upcoming election will cost Rs ____ to the national exchequer?

  • A. 5
  • B. 10
  • C. 15
  • D. 20

Explanation: Each ballot paper was estimated to cost the national exchequer Rs 10. With more than 210 million papers printed, even this per-paper cost produced a multibillion-rupee total.

Correct answer: 10

3466. ______ million ballot papers will be printed for the upcoming elections?

  • A. 200
  • B. 210
  • C. 220
  • D. 230

Explanation: The planned printing figure was 210 million ballot papers for the 2018 elections. The number exceeded the electorate because voters received separate papers for different assemblies and additional papers were needed for election administration.

Correct answer: 210

3467. The polling time for upcoming General Election 2018 will end at _________ instead of the usual 5pm?

  • A. 5:30 pm
  • B. 6:30 pm
  • C. 6:00 pm
  • D. 7:00 pm

Explanation: For the 2018 general election, polling was extended by one hour and ended at 6:00 pm rather than the usual 5:00 pm. The extension was intended to give more voters time to cast their ballots.

Correct answer: 6:00 pm

3468. The polling time for upcoming General Election 2018 will begin at _________?

  • A. 7: 30 am
  • B. 8: 30 am
  • C. 8: 00 am
  • D. 9:00 am

Explanation: Polling began at 8:00 am in the 2018 general election and continued until 6:00 pm. The ten-hour schedule was longer than the traditional 8:00 am to 5:00 pm timetable.

Correct answer: 8: 00 am

3469. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has announced to extend the polling time for upcoming General Election till _________?

  • A. 5 pm
  • B. 6 pm
  • C. 7 pm
  • D. 8 pm

Explanation: The ECP extended polling for the 2018 general election until 6:00 pm, adding one hour to the usual closing time. This is the same extension described in the related timing question.

Correct answer: 6 pm

3470. Which National Security Advisor (NSA) resigned from the post on 27th June 2018 ?

  • A. Lt Gen (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua
  • B. Sartaj Aziz
  • C. Tarique Aziz
  • D. None of them

Explanation: Lieutenant General (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua resigned as National Security Adviser on 27 June 2018. Sartaj Aziz had previously held the advisory role, which makes his name the likely distractor.

Correct answer: Lt Gen (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua