Pak Navy Civilian Test Syllabus 2025– Pass Initial Test

Pak Navy Initial Test Syllabus – Civilian Batch 2025

This post provides a complete guide for candidates applying to the Pakistan Navy Civilian. It will explain the syllabus, test subjects included in the academic test, and details about the typing and personality tests for various positions including Assistant, Stenographer, UDC, LDC and all other.

Many candidates applying for the Pakistan Navy Civilian Batch 2025 have common questions regarding the test syllabus, test format (online or paper-based), and more. Below are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.

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Q1: What is the syllabus for the posts of Assistant, LDC, UDC, and other civilian positions?

There are two to three types of tests at the initial stage, commonly referred to as the Initial Test. These include:

A) Intelligence Test (Verbal & Non-Verbal):

1. Verbal Test Topics:

• Series
• Odd one out
• Directions
• Coding/Decoding

1. Non-Verbal Test Topics:

• Shapes and patterns
• Find the odd/different shape
• Complete the shape
• Clockwise and anti-clockwise movement of shapes

Note: Candidates must pass the intelligence test to qualify for the next stages. Failing in this test will disqualify the candidate from proceeding further.

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B) Academic Test:

The academic test includes multiple-choice questions (MCQs) from the following subjects:

• English Grammar
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• General Knowledge (GK)
• General Mathematics
• Physics
• Computer Basics

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C) Personality Test:

This may include situational judgment or behavioral questions to assess the candidate's personality traits.

After qualifying for the initial test, a merit list or shortlist will be announced within 35 to 40 days.

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Q2: Is there a typing test for the posts of Assistant, UDC, and LDC?

Answer: Yes. Candidates applying for Assistant, Upper Division Clerk (UDC), and Lower Division Clerk (LDC) must appear in a typing test, but only if they are shortlisted. If you are not confident in your typing skills, it is highly recommended to start practicing now.

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Q3: Is the test computer-based or paper-based?

Answer: The test is computer-based. No paper-based tests are conducted.