Science & Technology MCQs for Punjab Exams

Science and Technology has become the most reliably scoring block in General Knowledge, and it needs far less memorising than History or Polity. Split it three ways - physics and chemistry basics, biology and health, and India's space, defence and computing programmes - so a weak area shows itself early instead of hiding inside a mixed set.

The second half is current, so treat it alongside Current Affairs rather than in isolation. ISRO launches, DRDO missiles, digital payments, artificial intelligence policy and new health schemes change every year, which makes this one of the few lanes where last year's notes genuinely go stale. Revise it monthly, not once before the exam.

This lane sits inside General Knowledge (15 lanes in total), so it stays narrow on purpose: 0 topic sets and 0 questions currently publish under Science & Technology. Every question is timed at 30 seconds, carries four options and explains why the right answer is right.

Run a set untimed first to find the gaps, then repeat it against the clock. The questions you miss twice are your revision list - keep them to one line each and revise the file the night before the paper.