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Academic Eligibility Review MCQs
Practice Academic Eligibility Review 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes — questions sourced from past papers are clearly marked with a "Past Paper" badge, alongside fresh practice questions.
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They are aimed at Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF) and related Pakistani competitive exams that test Academic Eligibility Review.
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