All Free Pakistan Studies MCQs with Answers

1891. Which is the first ever Law university of Pakistan?

• A. Quaid-e-Azam
• B. LUMS
• C. SZABUL
• D. Bahria University

Explanation: Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto University of Law, Karachi, is generally recognised as Pakistan’s first specialised law university. Quaid-e-Azam University and LUMS are not law-only universities.

1892. Who was the first Captain of the Pakistan national cricket team?

• A. Imtiaz Ahmad
• B. Fazal Mahmood
• C. Abdul Hafeez Kardar
• D. Imran Khan

Explanation: Abdul Hafeez Kardar captained Pakistan in its first official Test match in 1952 and is regarded as the country’s first Test captain. Fazal Mahmood and Imtiaz Ahmad later became prominent Pakistan players.

1893. Pakistan got status of Test-Cricket in___________?

• A. 1950
• B. 1951
• C. 1952
• D. 1953

Explanation: Pakistan received Test status in 1952 and played its inaugural Test against India in Delhi that year. Its first Test victory came in the same series at Lucknow.

1894. The title "Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim-Unity" was given to Mr Jinnah by__________?

• A. Mustafa-Kamal
• B. Allama-Iqbal
• C. Sarojini-Naidu
• D. None Of These

Explanation: Sarojini Naidu called Jinnah the ‘Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim Unity’ because of his role in promoting cooperation between the two communities. The title is associated with Jinnah’s pre-1920s constitutional politics.

1895. Sultan of Sindh is title of___________?

• A. Muhammad Bin Qasim
• B. Mian Ghulam Shah Kalhoro
• C. Jam Unar Bin Babinah
• D. Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai

Explanation: Jam Unar bin Babinah is associated with the title ‘Sultan of Sindh’ and founded the Samma rule in Sindh. Muhammad bin Qasim conquered Sindh, but he was an Umayyad general rather than the ruler meant by this title.

1896. Chittori is the historic ancestral graveyard of Talpurs Mirs located in_______?

• A. Umerkot
• B. Ghotki
• C. Mirpur Khas
• D. Kandhkot

Explanation: Chitorri, the historic necropolis of the Talpur Mirs, is located in the Mirpur Khas region of Sindh. Its ornate domed tombs are a notable example of Talpur-era architecture.

1897. After independence of Pakistan in 1947, because of its proximity with the Indian border, Which City became the first to welcome refugees to Pakistan?

• A. Karachi
• B. Mirpur Khas
• C. Hyderabad
• D. Tharparkar

Explanation: Mirpur Khas, in eastern Sindh near the Indian border, was among the first Pakistani cities to receive refugees after independence. Its geographical proximity made it an early arrival point.

1898. When the war of independence was ended ?

• A. 1858 Octber
• B. November 1858
• C. August 1858
• D. September

Explanation: The 1857 War of Independence formally came to an end in November 1858 after the British completed the suppression of resistance and assumed direct rule of India. October 1858 is therefore too early for the commonly cited date.

1899. What is the National Sweet of Pakistan?

• A. Barfi
• B. Gulab jamun
• C. Jalebi
• D. None of these

Explanation: Gulab jamun is commonly recognized in Pakistani general-knowledge material as the national sweet. Barfi and jalebi are popular sweets, but they are not the expected answer in this question.

1900. ISPR stands for________?

• A. Inter Superior Personal Relations
• B. Internal Services Public Relations
• C. Inter Services Public Relations
• D. Internal Superior Public Relations
• E. None of them

Explanation: ISPR expands to Inter-Services Public Relations, the Pakistan Armed Forces' media and public-relations wing. The word “Inter-Services” refers to coordination among the armed services.