HAT, GAT & NAT
Prepare for the HEC HAT, NTS GAT (General) and NTS NAT aptitude tests with timed practice in English, analytical and quantitative reasoning.
40% theory · 60% practical
- For: Graduates applying for MS, MPhil or PhD admission (HAT or GAT General); Intermediate students and graduates applying for undergraduate admission (NAT)
- Duration3 months
- Modules12 modules
- Learning modeOn campus · Online
- EligibilityHAT and GAT: 16 years of education, or final-semester students preparing in advance
- Assessment6 mock tests + weekly sectional tests
- Next batchDates coming soon
On Campus and Hybrid: Our Centres for This Training
- Quetta
Online: available in all 44 cities
- Abbottabad
- Astore
- Bahawalpur
- Bannu
- Chilas
- Chitral
- Dera Ghazi Khan
- Dera Ismail Khan
- Faisalabad
- Gilgit
- Gujranwala
- Gujrat
- Gwadar
- Hyderabad
- Islamabad
- Jhang
- Karachi
- Khuzdar
- Khyber Agency
- Kohat
- Kotli
- Lahore
- Larkana
- Mardan
- Mirpur
- Mirpur Khas
- Multan
- Muzaffarabad
- Nasirabad
- Nawabshah (Shaheed Benazirabad)
- Peshawar
- Quetta
- Rahim Yar Khan
- Rawalakot
- Rawalpindi
- Sahiwal
- Sargodha
- Sheikhupura
- Sialkot
- Skardu
- Sukkur
- Swat (Mingora)
- Turbat
- Zhob
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About This Training
A training of 3 months, on campus or online, for the aptitude tests used for university admission in Pakistan: the HEC Higher Education Aptitude Test (HAT) for MS/MPhil and PhD, the NTS GAT (General), and the NTS NAT for undergraduate admission. HEC made the HAT mandatory for university admissions from the Fall 2026 intake. Each learner follows the test category that matches their degree.
Training Outline
- 12 modules
1Week 1: Orientation and Diagnostic Test1 topic
Topics
- HAT categories and weightage, GAT and NAT patterns, scoring and a personal study plan
2Week 2: Verbal I1 topic
Topics
- Vocabulary building, synonyms, antonyms and analogies
3Week 3: Verbal II3 topics
Topics
- Sentence completion
- Sentence correction and grammar
- Reading comprehension strategies
4Week 4: Analytical I2 topics
Topics
- Scenario-based puzzles
- Seating, ordering and grouping arrangements
5Week 5: Analytical II2 topics
Topics
- Statement-based questions
- Logical deduction, critical reasoning and assumptions
6Week 6: Quantitative I3 topics
Topics
- Arithmetic
- Percentages, ratios, averages and profit and loss
- Mid-training mock test
7Week 7: Quantitative II2 topics
Topics
- Algebra, equations and inequalities
- Word problems
8Week 8: Quantitative III1 topic
Topics
- Geometry, mensuration and data interpretation (tables and graphs)
9Week 9: Category Practice1 topic
Topics
- HAT category or NAT subject section (engineering, medical, computer science, commerce, arts or general science), past-paper style questions
10Week 10: Speed and Accuracy2 topics
Topics
- Time management, elimination and guessing strategies
- Sectional timed tests
- 11Week 11: Full-Length Mock Tests in the HAT, GAT General and NAT Formats, with Error Analysis
12Week 12: Final Revision1 topic
Topics
- Weak-area clinics, guess papers, and test-day planning and registration guidance
Who It's for and Eligibility
Who It's For
- Graduates applying for MS, MPhil or PhD admission (HAT or GAT General)
- Intermediate students and graduates applying for undergraduate admission (NAT)
- Candidates for HEC and other scholarships that ask for a HAT score
Eligibility
- HAT and GAT: 16 years of education, or final-semester students preparing in advance
- NAT: intermediate (12 years) or 14 years of education, or students preparing in advance
How You're Assessed
10 practice assessments, marked with teacher feedback. 6 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, in the format of your test, each reviewed in class. Sectional tests every week with explained answers. Help with HAT or NTS registration and test-day planning.
- Assessment 1After modules 1–3
- Assessment 2After modules 4–6
- Assessment 3After modules 7–9
- Final assessmentAfter all 12 modules, for your certificate
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What is included in the HAT, GAT & NAT Preparation training?
36 classes over 12 weeks (3 a week, about 1.5 hours each), on campus or live online; 10 practice assessments, marked with teacher feedback; Recording of every online class, to revise or catch up; Weekly notes and practice material (PDF); WhatsApp group for questions between classes; 6 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, in the format of your test, each reviewed in class; Sectional tests every week with explained answers; Guess papers in the final weeks, based on past papers and recent trends; Help with HAT or NTS registration and test-day planning; Certificate on completion.
Who can join HAT, GAT & NAT Preparation?
HAT and GAT: 16 years of education, or final-semester students preparing in advance. NAT: intermediate (12 years) or 14 years of education, or students preparing in advance. A counsellor can confirm whether you meet the requirements before you enrol.
Register Your Interest
Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer questions, confirm fees and batch dates, and check this training fits your goals.