NUST NET Applied Sciences Mock Test

Biology, Chemistry and English practice for Applied Sciences applicants.

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • English
Questions
200 questions
Duration
180 minutes

Free. No signup required.

Sample questions with answers

Try these sample questions with worked explanations.

Biology

1. The negative pressure generated at the leaf surface by evaporation, pulling the water column upwards through xylem, is called:

  1. Suction pressure
  2. Osmotic pressure
  3. Hydrostatic pressure
  4. Tension
Answer and explanation

D. Tension

Transpiration creates tension in the cohesive water column. That negative pressure pulls water upwards from roots to leaves.

Biology

2. The tough membrane that covers the surface of a bone is known as the:

  1. Pericardium
  2. Epiphysis
  3. Periosteum
  4. Endosteum
Answer and explanation

C. Periosteum

The periosteum covers the outside of bones except at articular surfaces and helps with nourishment, growth and repair.

Chemistry

3. The phenomenon of geometric isomerism is possible primarily because:

  1. The sigma bond restricts rotation due to its strength
  2. The pi bond would need to break for rotation to occur
  3. Steric hindrance prevents free rotation
  4. Hydrogen bonding locks the molecule
Answer and explanation

B. The pi bond would need to break for rotation to occur

Rotation around a carbon–carbon double bond would require breaking the pi bond. This restriction allows stable cis and trans arrangements.

Review, then try again

Biology makes up half this paper. Use the answer explanations to separate recall gaps from misunderstood concepts, then revisit your Chemistry and English errors.

After submitting, check your subject results and answer explanations. Revise weak concepts before repeating this fixed paper.

Before you start

Is this NUST NET Applied Sciences mock test free?

Yes. You can attempt this Parhlai practice paper without signing up or paying.

How many questions are there, and how long do I get?

200 questions in 180 minutes: Biology 100, Chemistry 60 and English 40. Practise with answer explanations and no negative marking.

Where can I check the exam information?

Use the official source linked below: NUST undergraduate admissions. Check its latest admission instructions before your exam.

Can I review my answers after the test?

After submitting, review your score, subject results and answer explanations. Revisit the concepts behind incorrect answers before attempting the same paper again; it is a fixed practice set, not a new paper on every attempt.

Official exam information: NUST undergraduate admissions