NUST NET Engineering Mock Test

Mathematics, Physics and English practice for Engineering and Computing applicants.

  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • English
Questions
200 questions
Duration
180 minutes
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Sample questions with answers

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Mathematics

1. What is another common name for a quadratic equation in x?

  1. 1st Degree Polynomial in x
  2. 2nd Degree Polynomial in x
  3. Linear Equation in x
  4. Cubic Equation in x
Answer and explanation

B. 2nd Degree Polynomial in x

A quadratic has highest power 2, so it is a second-degree polynomial equation.

Mathematics

2. Find the derivative of k(x) = √(7x² − 1) with respect to x.

  1. 1 / (2√(7x² − 1))
  2. 14x / √(7x² − 1)
  3. 7x / √(7x² − 1)
  4. 7x√(7x² − 1)
Answer and explanation

C. 7x / √(7x² − 1)

Apply the chain rule: (1/2)(7x² − 1)⁻¹ᐟ² × 14x = 7x / √(7x² − 1).

Physics

3. What is the magnitude of the motional electromotive force induced across a rod of length L moving at velocity v perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field B?

  1. ε = BL/v
  2. ε = B/vL
  3. ε = BLv
  4. ε = BvL/2
Answer and explanation

C. ε = BLv

For perpendicular motion, the motional electromotive force equals magnetic field × rod length × speed: ε = BLv.

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Review, then try again

Mathematics makes up half this paper. Practise completing calculations without spending too long on one question, then review your Physics and English mistakes.

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

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Before you start

Is this NUST NET Engineering 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: Mathematics 100, Physics 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.

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