Are you planning to take admission in Air University Islamabad for Fall 2025? If yes, then you must have to clear the Admission Test (also called Air Entry Test) or NTS to qualify for admission.
To get admission, just passing the test is not enough – you must also come on merit. And for that, you need high marks in the entry test.
But don’t worry – the best way to prepare is by practicing with past papers. These will help you understand the paper pattern and types of questions that appear in the test.
If you want to take admission in AU Islamabad, then here are some important dates you need to remember:
Air University Entry Test Past Paper PDF Download for Fall 2025
Air University Entry Test Syllabus
For Pre‑Engineering & Computer Science Groups
100 MCQs in 120 minutes, covering:
- English – 20%
- Sentence completion, analogy, antonyms/synonyms, comprehension
- Analytical – 25%
- Scenario-based logic, statements, etc.
- Quantitative – 25%
- Arithmetic, algebra, geometry
- Subject Knowledge – 30%
- Physics (10%), Chemistry or Computer (10%), Mathematics (10%)
For Pre‑Medical Group
- English – 20%
- Analytical – 25%
- Quantitative – 15%
- Subject Knowledge – 40% (Physics, Chemistry, Biology split evenly)
For Arts Group
- English – 20%
- Analytical – 25%
- Quantitative – 15%
- Subject Knowledge – 30%
- Islamiat (10%), Pakistan Studies (10%), General Knowledge & Current Affairs (10%)
For General Science Group
- English – 20%
- Analytical – 25%
- Quantitative – 25%
- Subject Knowledge – 30%
- Mathematics, Statistics, Economics (10% each)
For Commerce Group
- English – 20%
- Analytical – 25%
- Quantitative – 15%
- Subject Knowledge – 60%
- Accounts (14%), Commerce (13%), Economics (13%), two other topics (10% and 10%)
For further details about the AU Entry Test Fall 2025: https://au.edu.pk/
Key Exam Details (FAQs)
- Total questions: 100 MCQs
- Time: 120 minutes
- Negative marking: None
- Level: Intermediate (HSSC/A-level equivalent
Is Air University Entry Test difficult?
Students report who gave the test that AU’s test uses basic FSC syllabus + logical/analytical reasoning, similar to NTS NAT but sometimes considered tougher:
“The math will be just basic derivations, integrations, sets, some trigonometry… English, math, physics. Anyone can pass the air uni admissions test.” – Reddit
“Paper Pattern of AU CBT: trust the pattern on website.” – Reddit