Most LAT candidates never prepare for Urdu because it is their own language. Then the paper asks for the plural of a word, the feminine of an animal or the writer of a classic novel, and easy marks slip away. The Urdu section carries 10 marks, the same as Islamiat and Pakistan Studies.
Test yourself with the 10 Urdu MCQs below. They are in Urdu, as in the real test. Tap an option and you will see straight away whether it is right, with a short reason and a reference. Your score appears at the end.
LAT اردو MCQs پریکٹس
10 سوال · ہر سوال کا 1 نمبر · آپشن پر کلک کریں اور فوراً جواب دیکھیں
How Urdu Is Tested in the LAT
The Law Admission Test (LAT) is conducted by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) for admission to the five-year LLB programme. Its objective part has 75 MCQs, and Urdu carries 10 of them, one mark each. Urdu also matters in the written part: HEC allows the essay and the personal statement to be written in either English or Urdu.
The pattern can change, so always confirm the latest details in HEC’s official content weightages for the LAT and on the Education Testing Council (ETC) portal before your test.
Topics That Come Up in LAT Urdu MCQs
- Grammar (Qawaid): singular and plural (wahid-jama), masculine and feminine (muzakkar-muannas), and the kinds of nouns
- Vocabulary: antonyms (mutazad), synonyms (mutradif) and correct spelling (sahih imla)
- Idioms and proverbs: the meaning of common muhavare and how kahawatein are completed
- Urdu literature: famous poets and writers, their books and their titles, such as Baba-e-Urdu
Spelling questions catch the most students. Words such as zimma (ذمہ) and zarurat (ضرورت) sound alike but are written with different letters, and the options are built around that confusion.
How to Get the Most From This Practice Set
- Attempt all 10 questions without help, as you would in the test hall.
- Read the reason under every answer, even the ones you got right.
- Keep a small notebook of new words, their plurals, feminines and antonyms.
- Press the retry button after a day or two. The options change order every time, so you cannot rely on remembering their positions.
- Your last score is saved only on your own phone or computer, so you can track your progress privately.
Practise the Other LAT Subjects
- LAT English MCQs (20 marks)
- General Knowledge MCQs (20 marks)
- LAT Islamiat MCQs (10 marks)
- LAT Pakistan Studies MCQs (10 marks)
- All LAT MCQs in one place
- LAT test preparation tips
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Urdu MCQs come in the LAT?
10 MCQs of one mark each, out of 75 MCQs in the objective part. Check the latest pattern on the HEC ETC portal before your test.
Are the Urdu MCQs written in Urdu?
Yes. Past candidates report that the Urdu section comes in Urdu script, while most other MCQs come in English. That is why this practice set is in Urdu.
Can I write the LAT essay in Urdu?
Yes. HEC allows both the essay and the personal statement to be written in either English or Urdu. Choose the language in which you can write clearly and quickly.
Are these questions from HEC past papers?
No. They are original practice questions written on the LAT pattern. Each answer is checked against standard Urdu dictionaries, grammar books and literary sources.
Can I attempt the set more than once?
Yes. Press the retry button at the end of the quiz. The options appear in a new order each time.