Sindh High Court Junior Office Associate Mock Test #02

Sindh High Court Junior Office Associate Mock Test #02

100 MCQs • 60 Minutes • Full Syllabus Online Test

Preparing for the Sindh High Court Junior Office Associate (BPS-13) test? Attempt Sindh City Portal Full Mock Test #02, featuring 100 MCQs covering English Grammar, Vocabulary, Analytical Reasoning, Basic Computer and MS Office, Mathematics, and General Knowledge/Current Affairs.

This mock test has been prepared at a moderately challenging level so that candidates can practise time management as well as subject knowledge. You will have 60 minutes to complete the test. After submission, you can instantly check your score, percentage, correct answers, and detailed English and Urdu explanations.

Sindh High Court Junior Office Associate Full Mock Test 02 containing 100 MCQs
📌 Test Instructions:
Enter your name and start the test. Try to complete all 100 questions within 60 minutes. Avoid spending too much time on a single difficult question. Your complete result will be displayed immediately after submission.

📘 Learn From the Mock Test

A mock test is most useful when you review it instead of checking only the final score. The short lesson below explains the type of thinking required in each portion of the Junior Office Associate test.

What Does This Junior Office Associate Mock Test Cover?

The post of Junior Office Associate requires more than memorising isolated facts. A candidate may need to understand a sentence, recognise the correct computer command, solve a short calculation, analyse a pattern, and recall an important fact—all within a limited time. That is why this mock test combines six major areas instead of testing only one subject.

While attempting the questions, you may notice that some options look almost identical. This is intentional. In competitive examinations, the real challenge is often identifying the most accurate option rather than simply recognising a familiar word.

1. English Grammar and Sentence Usage

The English portion may test subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, tenses, active and passive voice, narration, pronouns, sentence correction, and commonly confused words.

Example:

Choose the correct sentence:
A) Each of the employees have submitted the form.
B) Each of the employees has submitted the form.

Correct answer: B. The subject is each, which is singular, so it takes the singular verb has. The plural noun employees does not change the number of the main subject.

Quick method: Locate the real subject before selecting the verb. Words appearing between the subject and verb can sometimes distract the candidate.

2. Vocabulary and Correct Word Choice

Vocabulary questions may ask for synonyms, antonyms, meanings in context, spellings, idioms, or the correct use of a word. Do not select an option only because it looks familiar; first read the complete sentence.

Example:

The officer made a prudent decision after examining the record. What does prudent mean?

Answer: Wise and careful. The surrounding words “after examining the record” also suggest that the decision was considered carefully rather than made in haste.

Quick method: Replace the difficult word with each option and read the sentence again. The option that preserves the original meaning is normally the correct answer.

3. Analytical and Logical Reasoning

Analytical questions assess how quickly you can identify a relationship, pattern, sequence, classification, or logical conclusion. These questions usually require observation rather than lengthy calculations.

Example:

Find the next number: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___

Answer: 48. Every number is multiplied by 2 to obtain the next number.

Quick method: First check simple operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. If they do not explain the pattern, then examine alternating terms or differences between the numbers.

4. Basic Computer and MS Office

A Junior Office Associate is expected to understand everyday computer operations. Important topics include hardware and software, input and output devices, operating systems, internet and email, computer security, file extensions, keyboard shortcuts, and the basic functions of MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint.

Example:

Which keyboard shortcut directly opens Windows Task Manager?

Answer: Ctrl + Shift + Esc. Candidates sometimes confuse it with Ctrl + Alt + Delete, which opens a security-options screen before Task Manager is selected.

Quick method: Do not memorise shortcuts as one long list. Group them by purpose, such as editing, formatting, file management, navigation, and system controls.

5. Basic Mathematics

The mathematics portion may include percentages, averages, ratios, fractions, profit and loss, simple algebra, time and work, or basic arithmetic. Most questions can be solved quickly if the candidate identifies the required operation correctly.

Example:

What is 15% of 800?

Solution: 800 × 15 ÷ 100 = 120.

Another quick approach is to calculate 10% of 800, which is 80, and 5% of 800, which is 40. Adding them gives 120.

Quick method: Write down the essential figures before calculating. This reduces errors caused by reading the question too quickly.

6. General Knowledge and Current Affairs

This section can include Pakistan Studies, important institutions, geography, everyday science, international organisations, notable national developments, and major regional or global events.

Example:

Which is the largest province of Pakistan by area?

Answer: Balochistan. Sindh is the second-largest province by area, while Punjab has the largest population.

For current affairs, avoid memorising only headlines. Note the date, place, people or organisations involved, and the main outcome of each important development. These details are more likely to be converted into objective questions.

How to Review Your Result Properly

Suppose you score well in English and General Knowledge but lose several marks in Mathematics or Computer Science. Your next step should not be to repeat the entire syllabus from the beginning. Instead, identify the specific topics responsible for those mistakes.

  1. Write down every incorrect question after submitting the test.
  2. Separate knowledge mistakes from careless mistakes.
  3. Review the explanation even when your answer was correct by guessing.
  4. Revise weak topics before attempting another full mock test.
  5. Attempt the test again only after revision, not immediately.

⏱️ Suggested Time Strategy

With 100 questions in 60 minutes, you have an average of approximately 36 seconds per question. Answer straightforward questions first. Mark difficult questions mentally and return to them if time remains. Spending three or four minutes on one question can reduce the time available for several easier questions.

A Final Note for Candidates

A lower-than-expected score in a practice test is not a final judgment on your preparation. It is simply a useful indication of what still needs attention. Review your errors calmly, revise the weak areas, and continue practising under timed conditions. Consistent correction of small mistakes usually produces better improvement than attempting many tests without reviewing them.

This mock test is an independent preparation resource developed for educational practice. Sindh City Portal is not affiliated with the Sindh High Court or any testing agency. Candidates should consult official announcements for the final syllabus, schedule, eligibility conditions, and recruitment instructions.

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