NAT IE Pre Engineering Physics Test Preparation for Pakistani Students

NAT is the abbreviation of National Aptitude Test. NAT test is of a great importance as it is necessary for getting admissions at bachelor’s and master’s level in NAT associated universities. National testing services is the authoritative body which is responsible for organizing NAT test.

NAT-I test is usually organized for the aspirants who wish to get admission in bachelor’s level degree and who have complete their 12 years of education.

The NAT-I is further comprises of six types which includes:

  1. NAT-IE for Pre-engineering
  2. NAT-IM for pre-medical students
  3. NAT-IA for arts and humanities
  4. NAT-ICS for computer science
  5. NAT-ICOM for Commerce
  6. NAT-IGS for general science

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NAT I Engineering Physics

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Question # 1

Which of the modulus of elasticity is involved in compressing a rod to decrease its length?

Question # 2

There are discrete energy levels in atoms. It was first experimentally demonstrated by

Question # 3

The conductivity of a superconductor is

Question # 4

If two non-zero vector ̅A̅ and ̅B are parallel to each other, then ̅A̅, ̅B is equal to

Question # 5

The terminal velocity of a small size spherical body of radius R moving in a fluid varies as

Question # 6

The average power dissipation in a pure capacitor in AC circuit is

Question # 7

Angular momentum is

Question # 8

Electrons in the atom are held in the atom due to

Question # 9

A photocell with a constant p.d of V volt across it illuminated by a point source from a distance of 25 cm. When the source is moved to a distance of 1 m, the electrons emitted by the photocell

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A capacitor acts as an infinite resistance for

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Before getting admission in any NTS associated university or college, the students are required to take and pass the tests which are mentioned above in their respective fields of study.

Just like the other fields of study, the aspirants who wish to continue their studies in engineering discipline after intermediate level are required to take NAT-IE test. NAT-IE is usually organized by NTS for the students of Pre-engineering.

The NAT-IE consists of total four sections and involves total 90 multiple choice questions in it. These sections are:

  1. Verbal
  2. Analytical
  3. Quantitative
  4. Subject

The subject portion in NAT-IE contains 30 multiple choice questions of weightage 33.4% from various subjects which includes physics, chemistry and mathematics. The physics part in Subject portion contains total 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs).

For the ease of students to prepare themselves for NAT-IE subject portion as well as for the preparation of other tests we have introduced an online testing system where students can easily prepare themselves for any test.

Here on this page, you will be able to take NAT-IE physics test. The test taking procedure is quite simple and easy. After getting through this test you will get some knowledge about the questions that are expected to ask in exam by paper setter. At the end, you will also be able to check your result with the help of which you will be able to know about your weak points.

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NAT-I Physics Chapter 22 Important MCQ's

Sr.# Question Answer
1 The velocity of falling raindrops attains limited value because of
A. Up thrust of air
B. VIscous force exerted by air
C. Surface tension effect
D. Air currents atmosphere
2 With the increase of temperature viscosity
A. Increase
B. Decrease
C. Remains same
D. Doubles
3 A particle moves along a circular path under the action of a force. The work done by the force is
A. Zero
B. Positive and non-zero
C. Negative and non zero
D. None of above
4 A 220 V, 50 Hz, AC source is connected to an inductance of 0.2.H and a resistance of 20 ohm in series What is the current in the circuit?
A. 10 A
B. 5 A
C. 33.3  A
D. 3.33 A
5 Huygen's wave theory of light cannot explain
A. Diffraction
B. Interference
C. Polarization
D. Photoelectric effect
6 A particle is moving in a uniform magnetic field then
A. Its momentum changes but total energy remains the same
B. Both momentum and total energy remains the same
C. Both changes
D. Total energy change but momentum remains
7 When we apply reverse bias to a junction diode it
A. Lowers the potential barrier
B. Raises the potential barrier
C. Increase the majority carrier current
D. Decrease the majority carrier current
8 A bullet is short from a rifle. As a result the rifle recoils, The kinetic energy of rifle as compared to that of bullet is
A. Less
B. Greater
C. Equal
D. Cannot be concluded
9 The velocity of a particle at an instant is 10 m/s and after 5 s the velocity of the particle is 20 m/s.The velocity 3s before in m/s is:
A. 8
B. 4
C. 6
D. 7
10 To explain his theory Bohr used
A. Conservation of linear momentum
B. Conservation of angular momentum
C. Conservation of quantum frequency
D. Conservation of energy

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