Mathematics — 100 MCQs (50%)
100 MCQs (50%) — algebra, trigonometry, calculus and geometry from the FSc course.
NET-Engineering is 200 MCQs in 180 minutes: Mathematics 100, Physics 60 and English 40, by NUST's own weightage, with no negative marking. NUST doesn't publish a chapter-wise list — it says the test is compiled from the HSSC textbooks — so the topics below follow the FSc course, and the counts are the practice MCQs we hold on each.
100 MCQs (50%) — algebra, trigonometry, calculus and geometry from the FSc course.
60 MCQs (30%) — mechanics, waves, electricity and modern physics.
40 MCQs (20%) — vocabulary, sentence completion, grammar and reading.
Sitting more than one entry test? Each exam's syllabus is broken down the same way.

The official PMDC curriculum, chapter by chapter — Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English and Logical Reasoning, each broken down to subtopic level with practice MCQs attached.
NET-Engineering's three subjects — Mathematics 100, Physics 60 and English 40 of 200 MCQs — broken down by FSc topic and subtopic, each linked to practice MCQs.

FAST's four timed sections — Advanced Math 50%, Basic Math 20%, Analytical Skills & IQ 20% and English 10% — broken down by topic and subtopic, each linked to practice MCQs.

The NTS NAT-IE paper COMSATS admits on — English, Analytical and Quantitative 20 each, Physics, Chemistry and Maths 10 each — broken down by topic, each linked to practice MCQs.

The LCAT's two reasoning halves — Verbal and Quantitative — broken down by the content domains LUMS names in its own sample paper, each topic linked to practice MCQs.