The Federal Investigation Agency recruits across a wide range of grades, from Constable and clerical staff to Inspector and Assistant Director, and each grade has its own written test. This hub brings together more than 3,200 published questions transcribed from FIA past papers spanning 2002 to 2022, organised by post and then by paper. Inspector, Assistant Director and Sub Inspector are the most heavily represented posts; UDC, LDC, Assistant, ASI and the Assistant Director Investigation and Legal posts have fewer papers but are all live.
Across posts, the recurring subjects are Pakistan Studies, Islamic Studies, English, General Knowledge, Mathematics and Everyday Science, with computing questions weighted towards the clerical and Cyber Crime Wing tests. The recruitment tests have been conducted by different testing agencies in different years, and where the paper metadata records that, it appears in the paper name. Start with the post you are applying for and attempt its most recent paper first; the older papers show how the pattern has shifted over time.
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Salt Range (highest peak)
Which is the highest peak of the Salt Range?
Correct answer: C
Sakesar is the highest peak in the Salt Range of Pakistan, reaching an elevation of about 1,525 meters. K-2 and Nanga Parbat are much higher peaks but are located in the Karakoram and Himalayas respectively, not in the Salt Range.
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Pakistan current affairs (Anti-Terrorism Bill)
On which date was the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2020 passed by the National Assembly?
Correct answer: B
The Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2020 was passed by the National Assembly of Pakistan on July 28, 2020. This date is confirmed by official parliamentary records and news reports covering the legislative session.
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Quranic Studies
Which outcome best reflects the Quran as a source of moral clarity rather than ritual identity?
Correct answer: A
Option A correctly reflects the Quran as a source of moral clarity because it emphasizes ethical decisions guided by Quranic values, which aligns with moral guidance rather than mere ritual practice. The other options focus on ritualistic aspects or are irrelevant.
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MS Office formatting toolbar shortcuts
How can you access the font size tool on the formatting toolbar?
Correct answer: A
The font size tool shortcut in many MS Office applications is accessed by pressing Ctrl + Shift + P, which opens the font size dialog box. The other options do not correspond to font size adjustment shortcuts.
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Microsoft Office help features
MS Office provides help in many ways. Which of these is one of them?
Correct answer: D
Microsoft Office provides help through multiple features including the Help menu, Office Assistant, and the 'What is this?' tool, so 'All of them' is the correct answer.
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Pakistan geography (Derawar Fort)
In which desert is the Derawar Fort located?
Correct answer: A
Derawar Fort is located in the Cholistan Desert in Pakistan. This desert is known for its arid climate and historical forts, including Derawar Fort, making option A the correct answer.
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Networking and Internet
Which symbol is used to divide an email address into two parts?
Correct answer: A
The '@' symbol is used to divide an email address into two parts: the local part (username) and the domain part (mail server). This is the standard format for email addresses.
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Islamic texts (Al-Muwatta author)
Who wrote Al-Muwatta?
Correct answer: A
Al-Muwatta is a famous Islamic text authored by Imam Malik. It is one of the earliest collections of hadith and Islamic jurisprudence.
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Antonyms
What is the word opposite in meaning to 'embezzle'?
Correct answer: B
The word 'embezzle' means to steal or misappropriate funds. The opposite would be to 'compensate,' which means to make amends or pay back, thus restoring what was taken. Options A and C are incorrect because 'misappropriate' is a synonym of embezzle, and 'Clear' is unrelated.
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Quranic Studies
What is the meaning of the word "Quran"?
Correct answer: A
The word 'Quran' means 'the recitation' or 'frequently recited,' reflecting its nature as the frequently recited holy book in Islam. Therefore, option A is correct.
