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FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) Syllabus

Every chapter and topic of Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) examined in FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) — 4 chapters, 14 topics, plus 49 flashcards written against it.

4Chapters
14Topics
0Sub-topics
~10hEst. first pass
12%Of FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)
49Flashcards

Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) syllabus — full chapter and topic list

Expand any chapter to see its topics and sub-topics. This is the whole examinable outline for Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) in FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT), not a summary of it.

  1. Urdu Vocabulary

    4 topics
    • Mutaradif (Synonyms)
    • Mutazaad (Antonyms)
    • Common Words and Phrases
    • Wahid Jama (Singular and Plural)
  2. Urdu Grammar

    4 topics
    • Ism, Fail aur Harf (Parts of Speech)
    • Tenses (Zamana)
    • Sentence Formation (Jumla Sazi)
    • Punctuation (Rumooz-e-Auqaf)
  3. Idioms and Proverbs

    3 topics
    • Muhavare (Idioms)
    • Zarb-ul-Amsal (Proverbs)
    • Roz-marra Usage
  4. Comprehension and Translation

    3 topics
    • Reading Comprehension
    • English to Urdu Translation
    • Urdu to English Translation

Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) flashcards for FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)

19 of 49 cards from the Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) deck — real questions with worked answers.

  1. Urdu mein 'Mutaradif' (مترادف) kis ko kehte hain?

    Aise alfaaz jin ke maani aapas mein milte-julte ya yaksaan hon, unhein Mutaradif (synonyms) kehte hain. Misal: 'Aftaab' aur 'Suraj' (sun).

  2. 'Mutazaad' (متضاد) ki tareef kya hai?

    Aise do alfaaz jin ke maani ek doosre ke ult (opposite) hon, unhein Mutazaad (antonyms) kehte hain. Misal: 'Roshni' aur 'Andhera'.

  3. Lafz 'Daulat' ka mutaradif (synonym) batayein.

    'Daulat' ka mutaradif hai: Maal, Sarwat, ya Zar (wealth/riches).

  4. Lafz 'Aman' ka mutazaad (antonym) kya hai?

    'Aman' (peace) ka mutazaad hai 'Jang' ya 'Fasaad' (war/disturbance).

  5. Lafz 'Ilm' ka mutazaad batayein.

    'Ilm' (knowledge) ka mutazaad hai 'Jahalat' (ignorance).

  6. 'Aftaab' aur 'Mahtaab' ke maani kya hain?

    'Aftaab' ke maani 'Suraj' (sun) aur 'Mahtaab' ke maani 'Chaand' (moon) hain.

  7. Lafz 'Sakhawat' ka mutaradif aur mutazaad dono batayein.

    Mutaradif: 'Faiyazi' (generosity). Mutazaad: 'Bukhl' / 'Kanjoosi' (miserliness).

  8. Urdu mein 'Wahid' aur 'Jama' se kya muraad hai?

    'Wahid' ka matlab ek (singular) aur 'Jama' ka matlab ek se zyada (plural). Misal: Kitaab (wahid) - Kutub (jama).

  9. In alfaaz ki jama batayein: 'Qalam', 'Aurat', 'Shehar'.

    Qalam ki jama 'Aqlaam'; Aurat ki jama 'Auratein' / 'Khawateen'; Shehar ki jama 'Amsaar' / 'Shehron'.

  10. 'Kitaab' aur 'Talib-e-ilm' ki jama kya hai?

    Kitaab ki jama 'Kutub'; Talib-e-ilm ki jama 'Talaba' (mard) aur 'Talibaat' (khawateen).

  11. Lafz 'Khabar' aur 'She'r' ki jama batayein.

    Khabar ki jama 'Akhbaar' hai; She'r ki jama 'Ash'aar' hai.

  12. Urdu grammar mein kalma kitni iqsaam mein taqseem hota hai aur woh kya hain?

    Kalma ki teen iqsaam hain: Ism (noun), Fail (verb), aur Harf (particle/preposition).

  13. 'Ism' (اسم) ki tareef kya hai?

    Ism woh kalma hai jo kisi shakhs, jagah, cheez ya kaifiyat ka naam ho aur jis mein zamane (tense) ka tasawwur na ho. Misal: Lahore, Mez, Mohabbat.

  14. 'Fail' (فعل) kis ko kehte hain?

    Fail woh kalma hai jis se kisi kaam ka karna ya hona kisi khaas zamane mein paaya jaye. Misal: 'Pa- dha', 'Likha', 'Jayega'.

  15. 'Harf' (حرف) ki tareef batayein.

    Harf woh kalma hai jo akele apne maani na de balki Ism ya Fail ko aapas mein milaaye. Misal: 'ne', 'se', 'ko', 'aur', 'magar'.

  16. Ism ki do bunyadi iqsaam kaun si hain (khaas/aam)?

    Ism-e-Maarfa (Ism-e-Khaas / proper noun) jaise 'Karachi', aur Ism-e-Nakra (Ism-e-Aam / common noun) jaise 'shehar'.

  17. 'Ism-e-Zameer' (pronoun) kya hota hai aur ek misal dein?

    Ism-e-Zameer woh lafz hai jo kisi ism ki jagah istemaal ho. Misal: Mein, Tum, Woh, Hum, Yeh.

  18. 'Ism-e-Sifat' (adjective) kis ko kehte hain?

    Ism-e-Sifat woh ism hai jo kisi cheez ya shakhs ki khoobi/khaami (quality) bataye. Misal: 'Achha', 'Lamba', 'Khoobsurat'.

  19. Urdu mein kitne zamane (tenses) hain aur woh kya hain?

    Teen bunyadi zamane hain: Maazi (past), Haal (present), aur Mustaqbil (future).

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Planning Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) for FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)

Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) is about 12% of the FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) syllabus by topic count — 14 of 119 topics, spread over 4 chapters. At roughly 45 minutes per topic plus 12 minutes per sub-topic, a first pass runs to about 10 hours.

The heaviest chapters are Urdu Vocabulary (4 topics), Urdu Grammar (4 topics), Idioms and Proverbs (3 topics) . Front-load those while your energy is high; the short chapters are better revision filler later.

Work top-down: read the chapter, then tick topics off individually rather than marking the whole chapter done. Sub-topics are where silent gaps hide.

Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) (FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)) FAQ

What is in the FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) syllabus?

Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) is split into 4 chapters — Urdu Vocabulary, Urdu Grammar, Idioms and Proverbs and Comprehension and Translation, containing 14 topics and 0 sub-topics in total.

How many chapters are there in Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) for FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)?

4 chapters. Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) accounts for about 12% of the topics in the whole FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) syllabus (14 of 119).

How long should I spend on Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) for FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT)?

Budget around 10 hours for a first pass through Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) — about 45 minutes per topic plus 12 minutes per sub-topic across its 14 topics. Add revision cycles on top.

Are there flashcards for FPSC CSS Screening Test (MPT) Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation)?

Yes — a 49-card Urdu (Grammar, Usage & Translation) deck. Sample cards are printed on this page, and the full deck is free in the Examius app with spaced repetition scheduling.