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When preparing for a recruitment test, it is tempting to search for an “exact paper” or questions said to be guaranteed. A website or social post calling something a past paper does not make it official. Unless a service publishes a sample or paper itself, treat online practice material as unofficial.
Check who published the material
Look for the original issuing source. Is the document linked from an official recruitment portal, education board or ISSB page? Does the source identify the year, entry and purpose? If a file is reposted without a source, date or permission details, you cannot reliably confirm its origin or whether it applies to your intake.
Separate practice from prediction
Original practice questions can help you build skills such as reading carefully, recognizing number patterns or explaining a solution. They do not prove that the same question, topic mix, time limit or scoring system will appear in a real test. Follow the subjects and instructions published for your entry.
Use explanations, not just scores
- Answer a small set without looking at the explanation.
- Read the reasoning, including why the other options are incorrect.
- Write down the skill you need to practise again.
- Return later and try a different question using that skill.
A high score on one quiz is not an eligibility decision or a guarantee of selection. If an answer seems ambiguous, compare it with your school subjects or send the site a correction with a reliable source.
Avoid leaked-paper and guarantee claims
Be wary of paid groups claiming leaked or live examination papers, answer keys or guaranteed selection. Such claims may be inaccurate or encourage unfair conduct. The safest preparation is to understand the public instructions, study the relevant material and practise honestly.
What we provide
Markhor Careers’s quiz items are original practice exercises written for this site. They are not official questions, leaked content, reproduced past papers or a claimed forecast of any service’s test. Read each explanation and use it to practise a general skill.
Start with the free practice library, explore our study plan or check the official recruitment links and notice status.
Checked 11 November 2026. Information can change. Check the official source for current dates, rules and instructions.