MS/MPhil Entry Test
Prepare for MS and MPhil admission tests in Pakistan and the admission interview, with timed practice in verbal, analytical and quantitative reasoning.
- For: Graduates applying for MS or MPhil admission in Pakistan; Final-year BS students preparing in advance
- Duration3 months
- Modules12 modules
- Learning modeOn campus · Online
- Eligibility16 years of education (4-year BS or equivalent) for MS/MPhil admission, as per HEC policy; each university sets its own CGPA and test-score requirements
- Assessment4 mock tests + mock interview
- Next batchDates coming soon
On Campus and Hybrid: Our Centres for This Training
Centres for this training are being confirmed. Ask a counsellor for the nearest one.
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 course of 3 months, on campus or online, for MS and MPhil admission in Pakistan: the HEC HAT and NTS GAT (General) used by many universities, university entry tests and the admission interview. You practise each section under timed conditions and prepare a statement of purpose for your chosen programme.
Training Outline
- 12 modules
1Week 1: Orientation and Diagnostic Test2 topics
Topics
- HAT, GAT and university test patterns
- A study plan
2Week 2: Verbal I1 topic
Topics
- Vocabulary, analogies and antonyms
3Week 3: Verbal II1 topic
Topics
- Sentence completion, sentence correction and reading comprehension
4Week 4: Analytical I1 topic
Topics
- Logical puzzles, arrangements and statement–conclusion
5Week 5: Analytical II1 topic
Topics
- Critical reasoning, arguments and assumptions
6Week 6: Quantitative I2 topics
Topics
- Arithmetic, percentages, ratios and averages
- Mid-course mock test
7Week 7: Quantitative II1 topic
Topics
- Algebra, equations, geometry and data interpretation
8Week 8: University Entry Tests1 topic
Topics
- Subject-based papers and how departments set them
9Week 9: Subject Review1 topic
Topics
- Core concepts of your discipline
10Week 10: Statement of Purpose1 topic
Topics
- Choosing a programme and writing about your goals
11Week 11: Admission Interview1 topic
Topics
- Common questions and presenting your interests
12Week 12: Final Revision1 topic
Topics
- Guess papers, two full-length timed mock tests and a mock interview
Who It's for and Eligibility
Who It's For
- Graduates applying for MS or MPhil admission in Pakistan
- Final-year BS students preparing in advance
Eligibility
- 16 years of education (4-year BS or equivalent) for MS/MPhil admission, as per HEC policy; each university sets its own CGPA and test-score requirements
- Final-semester students may join to prepare in advance
How You're Assessed
10 practice assessments, marked with teacher feedback. 4 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, each reviewed in class. Feedback on your statement of purpose. Mock interview with feedback.
- 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 MS/MPhil Entry Test course?
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; 4 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, each reviewed in class; Guess papers in the final weeks, based on past papers and recent trends; Feedback on your statement of purpose; Mock interview with feedback; Certificate on completion.
Who can join the MS/MPhil Entry Test course?
Graduates with 16 years of education (a 4-year BS or equivalent) applying for MS or MPhil admission in Pakistan, and final-semester students preparing in advance. Each university sets its own CGPA and test-score requirements, so a counsellor can check them with you 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.