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Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF)50 Questions
Master’s Level Degree Programs MCQs
Practice Master’s Level Degree Programs multiple-choice questions for Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF) competitive exams. Each question includes the correct answer and a short explanation, and past-paper questions are marked so you can revise both repeated and fresh material in one place.
45%
50%
60%
75%
ExplanationAccording to the standard PEEF criteria for Master's scholarships, a candidate must have secured at least 60% marks in their graduation.
Yes, if passed in the second attempt
No, the student must have passed all exams in the first attempt
Yes, provided the overall GPA is above 3.5
Only if the supplement was in a minor subject
ExplanationPEEF mandates that students must have passed their previous academic examinations in the first attempt to maintain eligibility.
Current academic year only
Within the last three years
Any year provided they are under 30
Exclusively in the preceding calendar year
ExplanationPEEF policy typically requires students to have completed their prior degree within a specified timeframe (usually the last 3 years) to maintain recent academic relevance.
They can receive both scholarships simultaneously
They are ineligible for PEEF
They must return the PEEF funds later
They can receive PEEF only if the other scholarship is small
ExplanationPEEF scholarships are generally not provided to students who are already availing other fully funded scholarships to ensure the equitable distribution of resources.
25 years
28 years
30 years
35 years
ExplanationThe PEEF Master's level scholarship generally imposes an age limit, commonly set at 30 years at the time of application.
Yes, if they have high marks
No, only regular students are eligible
Yes, provided they pay the full fee
Only if they are government employees
ExplanationPEEF scholarships are exclusively reserved for students enrolled as regular full-time students in recognized institutions.
Matriculation
Intermediate (FA/FSc)
Bachelor's (14 or 16 years of schooling)
None, it is for fresh entrants
ExplanationMaster's level scholarships require the completion of a Bachelor's degree (14 or 16 years of education) as the foundational qualification.
Only residents of Lahore
Only residents of Punjab province
Any Pakistani citizen residing anywhere
Residents of any province except Punjab
ExplanationPEEF (Punjab Educational Endowment Fund) is specifically aimed at residents/domicile holders of the Punjab province.
The application is processed with a warning
The applicant is blacklisted from all future PEEF scholarships
The scholarship is granted with a reduction
It has no impact on the application
ExplanationIntegrity of information is critical; providing false data results in immediate disqualification and potential permanent blacklisting.
Original marks only
Improved marks
The average of both
The marks from the first attempt only
ExplanationPEEF generally considers the final result appearing on the transcript or degree, which includes improved marks.
Yes, provided they maintain a high GPA
No, the scholarship is only for the first Master's degree
Yes, if the second degree is in a different discipline
Only if approved by the HEC
ExplanationPEEF policy restricts scholarships to students pursuing their first Master's degree to ensure equitable distribution of funds.
The student continues with a warning
The scholarship is temporarily suspended
The scholarship is liable to be terminated
The student must pay a fine
ExplanationPEEF requires consistent academic performance; failing a semester generally leads to the termination of the scholarship.
Matriculation certificate
Intermediate (FA/FSc) marks
Bachelor's degree transcripts
Entry test score only
ExplanationAs the scholarship is for Master's level, the Bachelor's degree (graduation) academic record is the primary eligibility determinant.
Parents' total land ownership
Total monthly income of parents/guardian
Number of siblings currently studying
Distance of residence from the university
ExplanationFinancial eligibility is primarily determined by the documented monthly income of the parents or the head of the household.
A personal affidavit
A signed letter from a neighbor
The latest salary slip issued by the department
A bank statement only
ExplanationFor government employees, the official salary slip serves as the most authentic verification of monthly income.
Maximum 30,000 PKR
Maximum 45,000 PKR
The income should be below the PEEF defined poverty line
Income does not matter
ExplanationFinancial eligibility is determined based on the PEEF poverty line threshold, which is adjusted according to their specific guidelines for each academic year.
An electricity bill
An income certificate verified by a Gazetted Officer or Union Council
A personal letter from the student
A copy of the applicant's CNIC
ExplanationFor self-employed individuals, a formal income certificate attested by an authorized authority is required to authenticate the claim.
To confirm the applicant has never traveled abroad
To verify the truthfulness of the income declaration and financial need
To ensure the applicant is not currently married
To confirm the applicant's permanent residence
ExplanationThe affidavit serves as a legal declaration by the student that all financial information provided is accurate to the best of their knowledge.
Bank statement only
Salary Slip attested by the employer
Tax return certificate
Property ownership document
ExplanationA salary slip verified by the organization/employer is the standard document for salaried individuals to prove their monthly income.
No, only salary is checked
Yes, it is factored into the total household income
Only if the land is outside Punjab
Only if the land is used for commercial purposes
ExplanationTotal household financial status, including income from agriculture, is considered to assess whether the student meets the financial need criteria.
To check if the applicant lives in an urban area
To assess the lifestyle and approximate household expenditure as a proxy for financial status
To verify the age of the house
To confirm the applicant is not living in a hostel
ExplanationUtility bills provide an indicator of a household's socio-economic status and consumption patterns, aiding in financial status verification.
Pension book/Pension slip
Last salary certificate
Retirement certificate only
Bank statement of the last 10 years
ExplanationFor retired personnel, the pension document serves as the official proof of current monthly income.
No, only liquid cash is assessed
Yes, they may be considered as part of the overall financial profile
Only if the vehicle is brand new
Only if the vehicle is a commercial truck
ExplanationPEEF evaluates the overall financial standing, which can include assessment of household assets to determine the level of financial need.
Pension book
Death certificate issued by a registered medical practitioner
An affidavit stating no income source
Bank statement of the last 6 months
ExplanationIn cases of deceased parents, a legal affidavit is required to confirm the current financial status and lack of income from that parent.
By asking for a government-certified tax return
By requiring a salary slip
By requesting a 'Non-Objection' certificate from the local union council
By requesting an income certificate verified by a Gazetted Officer
ExplanationSince daily wagers do not have formal salary slips, an income certificate verified by a relevant local authority or Gazetted officer acts as valid proof.
Basic salary
Agricultural income
Rental income
One-time medical insurance reimbursement
ExplanationRecurring income streams are considered, but one-time reimbursements for medical expenses are usually excluded from regular monthly household income.
By conducting a random draw
By evaluating financial status and extracurricular achievements
By awarding the scholarship to the oldest candidate
By considering the distance from home to the university
ExplanationWhen academic scores are tied, PEEF utilizes secondary merit indicators such as financial hardship and extracurricular achievements to finalize the selection.
Random lottery
Prioritizing the candidate with the lower family income
Prioritizing the candidate from a specific city
Prioritizing the candidate who applied first
ExplanationWhen academic scores are identical, PEEF prioritizes financial need to ensure the most vulnerable students receive the scholarship.
It is the primary criteria
It is given equal weight to academic scores
It may be considered as a tie-breaker or additional credential
It is strictly ignored
ExplanationWhile academic merit is the core, exceptional extracurricular performance can sometimes distinguish candidates in a competitive pool.
Only entrance exam score
Previous degree's GPA/percentage
Both, with a specific weighted average
It depends on the university policy
ExplanationFor Master's level PEEF scholarships, the merit is typically derived from the academic performance (percentage/GPA) of the preceding Bachelor's degree.
No, it is 100% open merit
Yes, there are reserved quotas for special categories
Only if the university demands it
Only for orphans
ExplanationPEEF operates with special quotas for students with disabilities, minorities, and other marginalized groups to promote inclusive education.
To increase the application fee
To maintain transparency and prevent favoritism
To speed up the application process
To ensure only local students apply
ExplanationStrict oversight ensures that the selection process remains meritocratic, transparent, and fair for all applicants.
It leads to immediate rejection
It is ignored provided the total aggregate is high
A deduction of 5% is applied to the final score
The student must pay double the fees
ExplanationGap years generally do not disqualify a student, provided they meet the overall academic percentage requirement for the scholarship.
It replaces the need for academic marks
It is used as a secondary criterion if marks are identical
It is irrelevant to the PEEF assessment
It automatically increases the marks by 10%
ExplanationPEEF merit-based assessment first looks at academic performance, using hardship (financial or social) as a tie-breaker or priority factor.
Yes, it is the only metric
No, it is based on the aggregate of the previous degree and the entry test
No, it is based on an interview only
Yes, but only for top-ranked universities
ExplanationThe merit is typically calculated based on a weighted aggregate of the candidate's previous academic degree and the Master's level entry exam results.
To manage the university budget
To shortlist candidates strictly according to the approved merit criteria
To change the scholarship policy annually
To recruit professors for the university
ExplanationThe committee's primary mandate is to ensure the integrity and transparency of the merit-based selection process.
Only private universities
Any vocational training center
Partner public sector universities
Only distance learning programs
ExplanationPEEF scholarships are specifically awarded to students enrolled in designated partner public sector universities across Punjab.
A receipt of the admission form fee
An official admission letter or enrollment certificate from the Registrar
A student identity card copy only
A confirmation email from a fellow student
ExplanationFormal validation requires verified documentation from the university's administration confirming the student's current enrollment status.
To handle the student's daily complaints
To verify the admission and academic data of the student to PEEF
To teach the students how to fill forms
To collect the scholarship money for the university
ExplanationThe Focal Person acts as the bridge between PEEF and the institution, ensuring that only legitimately admitted students receive the funds.
Because PEEF only supports public universities
To ensure the degrees earned are valid and the institution maintains quality standards
Because PEEF manages the HEC budget
Only for international accreditation purposes
ExplanationHEC recognition is a mandatory requirement to ensure the quality of education provided to the scholarship recipients.
It is automatically transferred
It is canceled and requires re-application
The student loses 50% of the funding
It remains valid without notice
ExplanationScholarships are usually tied to specific institutions and academic programs; transfers often invalidate the current award.
An attendance log
A Semester Progress Report/Verification Letter
A copy of the library card
A student ID card photograph
ExplanationInstitutions must periodically verify that the student is actively attending classes and maintaining the required academic standing.
Directly to the student's bank account
To the institution's account to cover fees, and stipend to the student
To the student's parents only
Through a government treasury check
ExplanationPEEF usually transfers tuition fees to the institution and may disburse the stipend to the student to ensure proper utilization.
Having paid the registration fee only
Full-time enrollment as a regular student in the current semester
Waiting for admission confirmation
Having applied for admission
ExplanationValidation requires that the student is officially enrolled and actively pursuing the degree, not just having an application in progress.
That the student has a high GPA
That the student is currently enrolled as a 'Full-time' student
That the student is working while studying
That the student has paid all previous semester fees
ExplanationFull-time enrollment is a mandatory condition for PEEF eligibility, which must be validated by the institution.
The scholarship continues as normal
The institution must inform PEEF of the status change, potentially freezing the scholarship
The student automatically becomes eligible for an extension
The institution pays the student's fees
ExplanationScholarship eligibility is tied to active, continuous status; gaps in studies must be reported and usually result in suspension of funds.
Because private universities charge too little
Because PEEF primarily partners with public sector institutions for quality assurance
Because private universities do not have focal persons
Because public universities are always HEC recognized
ExplanationPEEF maintains strict partnerships with public sector institutions to ensure standards and regulatory compliance are met.
To teach the students
To act as the liaison between PEEF and the students for documentation and verification
To provide loans to students
To conduct the university entry exams
ExplanationThe focal person is responsible for ensuring all institutional documents and student details are communicated correctly to PEEF.
They remain active for the duration of the degree
They are immediately terminated
They are doubled to help the students
They are transferred to the HEC head office
ExplanationHEC recognition is a fundamental eligibility requirement; without it, the institution no longer meets the criteria for the PEEF scholarship program.
It is automatically updated
The student must re-apply to PEEF as the validation is program-specific
It doesn't require any action
The focal person can approve it internally without PEEF notification
ExplanationScholarships are granted for specific academic programs. A change in program necessitates a fresh validation and approval from PEEF.
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