AFNS Initial Test Today (26 August )

Most Repeated Questions With Answers
Two Real Experiences From Different Centers

Below are two complete AFNS initial test experiences shared by candidates who appeared on 26 August .

Experience 1

Candidate Name: Esha Noor
Center: ASRC Faisalabad
Date: 26 August
Status: Passed (Alhamdulillah)

Test Timing & First Impression

My test timing was from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. I was honestly very worried because people were saying the test is getting tough, but Alhamdulillah I cleared it with my parents’ prayers and proper preparation.

Intelligence Section

Verbal Intelligence

Verbal was strongly based on repeated patterns. Most questions were percentage, day/date, and basic calculations. Examples from today’s test:

• If today is Sunday, what will be the day after tomorrow?
• In a class of 1500 students, 1200 are present. Find the percentage of absent students.
• 2 + 2 / 2

Overall, verbal felt very familiar for anyone who prepared repeated questions.

Non-Verbal Intelligence

Non-verbal was a bit tricky. It required practice, especially pattern recognition and quick selection of the missing figure.

Academic Section (Important Reality)

To be honest, the academic portion was the most difficult part. Many girls failed in academic, and I was also unsure about my result after attempting the paper. But Alhamdulillah I passed, and academic preparation helped a lot.

Some questions that appeared:

• What is the basic unit of life?
  Answer: Cell
• Who is considered the father of genetics?
  Answer: Gregor Mendel
• What is the process by which plants make their own food?
  Answer: Photosynthesis
• What is the largest organelle in a cell?
  Answer: Nucleus
• What is the process by which cells divide to produce new cells?
  Answer: Mitosis
• What is the scientific term for the “building blocks of life”?
  Answer: Amino acids
• What is the process by which water moves through a plant from roots to leaves?
  Answer: Transpiration

• What is the largest living structure on Earth?
  Answer: Coral reef

Physics/General Science type questions included:

• Amount of energy required to remove an electron from an atom
  Answer: Ionization energy
• Radiation with lowest frequency and longest wavelength
  Answer: Radio waves
• Force between two charged particles
  Answer: Electrostatic force
• Scientist credited with discovery of neutron
  Answer: James Chadwick
• Change of state from solid to liquid
  Answer: Melting
• Study of the behavior of light
  Answer: Optics

English Portion

English included repeated patterns like synonyms, antonyms, and preposition usage.

Preparation Note (One Course Mention)

For revision, I joined a Quick Course that focused on repeated patterns and high-frequency MCQs, and it helped me during the test.

Preparation Credit:
Sir Muhammad Faizan
EduSmart | The Best Coaching Academy
Official Contact: 03066892208

Experience 2

Candidate Name: Hina Fatima
Center: ASRC Muzaffarabad
Date: 26 August
Status: Passed (Alhamdulillah)

Intelligence Section

Verbal Intelligence

Verbal had many repeated topics:

• Percentage questions
• Age-related questions
• Relationship/blood relation questions

Candidates who prepared repeated verbal questions found it easier.

Non-Verbal Intelligence

Non-verbal was practice-based. Patterns and figure questions required speed and observation.

Academic Section (Very Tough)

Academic was extremely tough. In our group, around 40 candidates appeared and only 8–9 girls managed to pass. Most of the academic portion was based on Physics and Chemistry concepts.

Some questions from today’s paper:

• Process by which plants respond to light
  Answer: Phototropism
• Ecosystem with a lack of vegetation
  Answer: Desert
• Process by which nutrients are cycled through an ecosystem
  Answer: Nutrient cycling
• Species that maintains balance of ecosystem
  Answer: Keystone species

Human body questions included:

• Study of structure and function of human body
  Answer: Anatomy
• System responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients
  Answer: Circulatory system
• Process of regulating internal temperature
  Answer: Homeostasis
• Tissue responsible for supporting and connecting other tissues
  Answer: Connective tissue
• Study of function of human body
  Answer: Physiology

Other repeated biology questions:

• Scientist known for work on DNA structure
  Answer: James Watson
• Part of brain controlling movement and balance
  Answer: Cerebellum
• Process by which cells become specialized
  Answer: Differentiation
• Biological molecule storing genetic information
  Answer: Nucleic acid
• Process by which organisms adapt to environment
  Answer: Adaptation
• Scientist known for natural selection theory
  Answer: Charles Darwin

Preparation Note (Different Course Mention)

This candidate prepared through a Complete Preparation Course, which covered intelligence practice and academic MCQs thoroughly.

Preparation Credit:
Sir Muhammad Faizan
EduSmart | The Best Coaching Academy
Official Contact: 03066892208

Key Message For AFNS Candidates

Recent tests show one clear pattern:

• Verbal intelligence is mostly repeated
• Non-verbal needs strong practice
• Academic is the most critical and toughest part

Focus seriously on academics (Biology, Physics, Chemistry) along with English vocabulary and intelligence practice.

Preparation Support:
Sir Muhammad Faizan
EduSmart | The Best Coaching Academy
Official Contact: 03066892208

With smart preparation and calm mindset, the test is manageable.

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