Teta) GUIDELINE FOR SOLVING ENTRANCE TEST PAPER - Electronics Engineering - Mechatronics Engineering Telecom Eng + Mechanical Engineering - Power Engineering” BS BBA Honours - Computer Science - Banking & Finance = Marketing Human Resource Management IES tsazenenseines - Banking & Finance - General Management (HR) BA (Morning) ~ Banking & Finance - Marketing - Human Resource Management PAF Complex, E-9, Islamabad. Tel: 051-9262557-9, Ext: 209 Fax: 051-9260158 muniversty [email protected] airweb: www.au.edu.pk1. The Student has to identify correct answers to 100 multiple choice questions in two hours time. ‘The following guidelines must be read carefully in order to save time during the test. 2. You will be provided an examination paper containing 100 multiple choice questions on the subjects specified above ana single-leaf computerized answer sheet. You are to bring along lead pencil, an eraser and a sharpener. The question paper, the answer sheet and the Admit Card are to be retumedtothe invigilatorat the end ofthe examination. Sample questions are provided at the end of guidelines. How tofill yourAdmitCard Number 3.A space is provided, labeled Admit Card No,, at the top of the answer sheet. Fillyour Admit Card ‘number in this space. Given below is the method for filling the Admit Card Number; say your card ‘numberis 10324. In the Admit Card No.’ table, five columns represent the five digits. The first digit ‘of your five-digit Admit Card number is 1, therefore, in the first column from left fil in the box ‘numbered I as shown below. The second digit in your admit card number is O; therefore, you should fill box numbered 0 in the second column. Likewise, you should fill corresponding, boxes in respective columns fordigit3,2and4, Admit Card No. 5] wl 23 [25 |e woof i5 yf] | a [25 y]25/ al fs al ecole fet] [cfc lcS]5][5[5 oft [5 Saft Areas of Testing 4. a, Engineering Course: The paper for Computer Science and all Engineering disciplines ie. Electrical, Mechanical and Mechatronics will be same, It will have thee sections, covering subject of English, Mathematics and Physies, b. MSMGT/MBA/BBA Courses: The papers for MBA and BBA Candidates are similar in structure; however, they differ in degree of difficulty. Both papers have four Sectionsi.e. English, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry. 26toAnswer a Questi 5. Bach question has maximum of four choices. Ifyou think choice C is the correct answer to question number 3; fillbox Cas shown below; ABCD Oooo ABCD 20000 ABCD 300 mo ABCD sDOooo RECOD sooogd How to Changean Answer 6. After filling box C in the above example, if you think that choice B is correct answer instead of choice C, first erase box C completely, and then fll in box B as Shown below: ABCD omoo 7. Please ensure that no marks left in box C when you erase it, otherwise the correct answer will be disregarded. SAMPLE QUESTIONS ENGLISH 8. Read the following two passages. Each is followed by several questions about it. Choose the best answer for each question, PassageNo.1. “While most desert animals will drink water if confronted with it, for many of them the opportunity never comes. Yet all living things must have water, or they will expire. The herbivores find it in desert plants. The camivores slake their thirst with the flesh and blood of living prey. One of the ‘mostremarkable adjustments, however, has been made by the tiny kangaroo rat, who not only lives ‘without drinking but also subsists on a diet of dry seeds containing about 5% free water, Like other ‘animals, the kangaroo rathas the ability to manufacture water inits body by a metabolic conversion of carbohydrates. But it is notable for the parsimony with which it conserves its small supply by every possible means, expending only minuscule amounts in its excreta and through evaporation fromitsrespiratory tract.” Qu. Whats the main idea of this passage? ‘The kangaroo rat is uniquely suited to desert Animals need water to exist in the desert. . ‘Herbivores and carnivores live together in the desert ‘Animals’ metabolic systems are complex. pap 3162. Which ofthe followingisNOTasource of water for the desert animals? ‘A. Desertplants B. _ Metabolieconversion of carbohydrates in the body. C. Theblood ofotheranimals D. Streams Q3. Theworditinline3 refersto ‘A. alivingthings B. thedesert. CC. theopportunity D. water PassageNo.II omitted. Chose one word or phrase that best keeps the meanings of the original sentence if itis substituted forthe underlined word or phrase. Q44, Samuel Morse’s most important contribution to the telegraph was a notched rod which ‘would operate the lines ofthe sending device. ‘A. Receiver. B. Microphone. C. Mattix, D. Mechanism, Chose one word or phrase that best complete the sentence, Q5. Life of Benjamin Franklin; a practical man any stories have been told, ‘was unusually productive, A. of. B. aboutwhom, C. about D. — ofwhich MATHEMATICS 123 Q6. ImatrixA= | 2 3 1], thedeterminant|4|= 43 2 A. 25, B. 25, Cc. «10, Dd. 38 Q7. Whentwocoins are tossed simultaneously, sample space ofthe eventis: A{GLE), CH, DCE), (ED), BAGH). D}, CHD}, D. {HH}, 416Q.8 Thepointonacurve Where the derivative -dy_ =0, iscalled dx ‘A. Maximum Point, B. Minimum Point, C. Critical Point, D. Noneof these. PHYSICS Q.9 Aman walks from point A to B at an average speed of 1.0 m/s and immediately returns at an‘ average speed of 1.5 m/s-1 Whatisthe average speed forthe round trip? ‘A. 033m/s B. 120m/s C. 125m/s D. 250m/s Q.10 A net force of 10 N accelerates object to 5.0 m/s" What net force would be required to accelerate the same object 0 m/s"? A LON B. 20N Cc. SON D. SON QuI1_ Theproduct ofmass and velocity is called, A. Acceleration, B. MomentArm, C. Negative Acceleration, D. Momentum ARITHMETIC Qu12 A certain rectangle has a perimeter of $4. If the ratio of the length ofthe rectangle to the ‘Width is 5 t04, whatisthe length ofthe rectangle? AD 30 B27 G28 D. 15 Q.13_ Mrs. Ahmed receives a salary raise from Rs. 25000/-to Rs. 27500/- Find the percentage of increase. A 90 B10 Ci. ait Dm Q.14 Tickets for a US lottery cost $45 for overseas participants and $30 for the locals. If tickets Were sold fora total $12,000, how many tickets were soldtothe locals? AL 150 B. 350 C250 D. 650 5/6ALGEBRA 15. Each of 'x’ cartons contains ‘y' boxes. Each box contains “z' marbles. How many arbles are there in all? xyz b) yx xl xy 16 If x2+y?=9 and (x-y)? =3, what is the value of xy? 16 »9 6 a3 17 1128 = xand 2°= y, then xy=? on ye o~ ao Geometry 18 Distance ofa point (2,1) froma line x+y+1=0 is? wt wa wh oa 19 Ifthe sum of the edges of a square is 48 inches, then the area ofthe square is? 96 by 144 64 O12 20 A square and a triangle have equal areas. If one side of the square and the base of ® triangle have length ‘b’, what is the relationship between “b* and the altitude *h’ of triangle? b2=h by2b=h beh b= 2h WISH YOU BEST OF LUCK 66