Job Preparation Hints for English section.
Dear Aspirants! ( PST, JEST, CCE, CSS, NAB, F.I.A, PTS, NTS, CTS, IBA)
Sukkur IBA UNIVERSITY
Before further explanation read following MCQs first.
1. Zahara Worked day & night to get success:
A.Studied B.Helped
C.Washed D.Pressed
2. We watch usually appealing tv programs. here word appealing means:
A. Requesting
B. Begging
C. Interesting
3. i am not Like you, who invite friends and then skip from home. here antonym for (like) is:
A.unlike B.dislike
C.mislike D.inlike
Explanation of first MCQ:
To have look upon first MCQ of Zahra, her story in class fifth and it is about her struggle in education field, if that story is given as passage, then in the context of Zahra, worked will have be \"studied\" as synonym, otherwise no any dictionary in world gives the word \"study\" as synonym to \"work\", but remember you have choose the contextual meaning of words.
Explanation of second MCQ:Word appeal means to make request, but in class eighth its used in the sense of interesting, that most of us don\"t know the other meaning of appealing as interesting, make sure, IBA sukkur will try its best to confuse you in English section. So suggested you to have depth study of STB Books from class five to Matric.
Explanation of third MCQ:
in 3rd MCQ, word LIKE may have be both correct options of dislike & unlike, but here the matter is not of like / dislike, here this word is used as comparison, so unlike will be correct one.
So you have to be fully prepared for English section, words are much difficult, these are of daily use, but their wilsurely be a trick behind each word, just read the paragraph carefully & then solve questions after proper comprehension.
Remember! I.B.A sukkur add BCQs rather than MCQs in English section, so you have to be present mind, each answer will be correct, but you have to choose more appropriate and suitable option.
While the other-side SPSC, FPSC, NTS and PTS gives some difficult words used in English newspapers, they have MCQs not BCQs, in their MCQs the other options will not be closer to the answer.
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