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FAQs

1. From Where Can I Get the Information About the TTS Tests?

Information about TTS tests can be acquired from any of the following sources:
A. Advertisements through Print Media,
B. Advertisements through Electronic Media and
C. TTS website (www.TTS.org.pk)

2. Am I eligible for an admission or recruitment of?

If you are interested in applying for entry test to gain admission in an academic institution it is recommended to go through ToRs of institution for which you are applying. In case of admissions in foreign institutions, it is necessary to go through their pre-requisites for admissions generally available at their website. In case of appointment, it is necessary to go through the details and ToRs of the job duly advertised in Print and Electronic Media.

3. From Where Can I Get the Application Forms?

You can download Application Forms, free of charge, from TTS website (http://www.TTS.org.pk) before the last date for registration for the relevant admission/recruitment.

4. How Can I Register for TTS Test?

Please fill your downloaded application form according to the instructions provided. Submit it to TTS given address after online depositing the Test Fee in any branch of UBL, ABL, MCB or HBL.

5.What is required for filling –up a form?

Any incomplete, inappropriate or unclear information, provided in the form, may cause delay in the registration process and you may not be able to take the test on time. Some general instructions to complete the form are as follows:
a. The application forms which can be typed, fill application form and print it. In case of hard copy, use black ink and BLOCK LETTERS shall be used to fill out the form.
b. Download the appropriate test application form as per prescribed requirements.
c. Exercise due care in the spellings of your name, father name, caste, address and CNIC number for future correspondence with TTS. Write the correspondence/ mailing address accurately to avoid any inconvenience. d. Test Fee is submitted in the form of Online Deposit Slip in any nearest UBL, ABL, MCB or HBL branch, TTS Copy of the deposit challan (Original) must be attached with the Application Form. e. Also indicate your choice for the city, where you would prefer to take the test out of the options provided.
Please ensure:
(i) Two passport size photographs are affixed at appropriate places on form. (Use gum instead of staples)
(ii) Original Bank Deposit Slip (TTS Copy),
(iii) CNIC (Photo Copy)

6. Where shall I Submit the Form?

After you fill the form according to the instructions, send your form through any courier service or mail (Post office).
Make sure to attach:
i) Two copies of your recent photographs,
ii) Clearly written mobile number.
iii) If any essential requirement is missing in the Registration Form, it will be clearly marked as rejected.

7. How do I confirm that I have been registered?

After submitting the Application Form you will receive your Roll Number Slip (Call Letter) containing Roll No, Test Venue and other details on your mailing address. This slip confirms your registration. You can also visit TTS website for confirmation of the same. You must bring the slip with you to the test center on the day of your test otherwise you shall not be allowed to sit in the Examination Hall. In case of any query regarding the registration process you can contact TTS offices.

8. Can I Register on the Day of Examination?

No. The registration of candidates on the day of TTS Examination cannot be entertained. The candidate must get registered before the deadline, announced by TTS, for registration.

9. How Can I Get Help in Case of Any Problem During Registration Process?

If you have any query about the registration process you can clarify by calling the TTS Office:- http:// http://TTS.org.pk/contact.php

10. How Can I Get the Test Schedule?

If you have any query about the Test Schedule you can get the details from the news media and also from TTS website i.e. http://www.TTSjobs.org.pk

11. What is a Roll number/Identification slip?

Roll Number Slip confirms your registration. It serves as your Identification Slip and also informs you about the location of the center.

12. How to Find the Place and Schedule of Test?

The schedule, time, location, etc., is published through the news media and TTS website i.e. www.TTS.org.pk from where you can get further help and other information. Besides, the Roll number slip contains the desired information also.

13. How to Get Myself Identified at the Test Center?

The Roll number slip aTTS as your identification slip at the test center. The staff at the Test Center identifies you with the photograph attached on the slip or from your CNIC. If you fail to show your Roll No. slip to the administration on the test day or if your photograph does not match your appearance, you may not be allowed to enter the Test Center. It is advised to keep your CNIC with you while appearing for the test.

14. What Should I Take With Me to the Test Center?

You should take sharpened pencils, Ink-pen or Ball point with eraser and clip-board. Besides this the candidate is also asked to show his/her Roll No. Slip.

15. What should I not take with me to the Test Center?

Calculators, cell phones, books, booklets, any kind of paper or cheating material are strictly not allowed to be taken inside the test center. If you are found with any of these items with you during the test, you shall be disqualified.

16. Where shall I sit in my examination test?

Enter the examination hall and look for the seat that has your roll number pasted on it. The seats are arranged in a sequential order of roll numbers. If you do not find your seat, please do not hesitate to ask any of the invigilators at the center.

17. What are the Rules and Regulations applicable inside the Test Center?

Following are the Rules and Regulations that are applied inside the center and which are binding on all candidates: i) The test is given on the day and at the time scheduled. You are assigned a seat by the invigilation staff or the TTS person. Late comers may not be allowed to sit in the examination.
ii) Testing aids are not permitted at Test Center. Items like calculators, pagers, cell phones, headphones, any paper or writing material, dictionaries etc., are prohibited in the test center.
iii) You are not allowed to eat, drink or use tobacco during the test
iv) If you do not show the Roll No. Slip and your photograph does not match, you will not be permitted to take the test.
v) No discussion or communication with the fellow candidates is allowed during the test session. Any communication of such type may lead to disqualification.
vi) You are also not allowed to leave Test Center without the permission of the supervisor.
vii) Under no circumstances the test questions or any part of a test be removed, reproduced or disclosed, electronically, or physically or by any other means to any person or entity.
viii) Test centers do not have large waiting areas. Friends or relatives who accompany the candidates to the test center are not permitted to wait in the near vicinity of test center or contact them during the test.
ix) If you need to leave your seat at any time during the test, raise your hand and seek permission of the invigilator. No additional time shall be provided for the same.
x) TTS reserves the right to videotape any or all of the testing sessions.
xi) Dress in such a way that you can adapt to any room temperature.
xii) You are not permitted to leave the test center vicinity during the test session or breaks.
xiii) If at any time during the test you believe that you have a problem with your test, or need the Invigilation Staff for any reason, raise your hand to notify the Invigilation Staff.

18. On What Basis Can I be disqualified from the Test?

A candidate can be disqualified on following grounds:-
i) Arriving late at the test center.
ii) Taking the test for someone else.
iii) Failing to provide the Roll No. Slip.
iv) Using any objectionable material including testing aids during the test.
v) Trying to create disturbance inside the test center.
vi) Showing ill behavior towards the invigilation staff.
vii) Trying to communicate with the fellow candidates while the test is in progress.
viii) Trying to tear pages from the question paper.
ix) Showing indiscipline i.e. eating, drinking and smoking etc.
x) Leaving the test center without permission.
xi) Violation any of the regulations, applicable at the test center the decision to disqualify a candidate reserves solely with the invigilators / TTS management.

19. How shall I take test?

The invigilators hands over the question book and answer sheets, read the directions carefully. Fill in the essential information in the blank columns of answer sheet. While attempting to answer questions, read the choices in each question and mark the corresponding space on the answer sheet. Do keep the time aspect in mind no extra time will be provided in any case.

20. What should I write on?

Write Your Name, Father's Name, Roll Number etc (if required) on the answer sheet. Read the directions carefully before you begin your test.

21. What are the Other Test Taking Strategies?

Following strategies may be noted:
i) You are provided with a few blank pages in the test paper. You can use them for your rough work. Some formulas and helping tables are given at the end of the question paper. You can take help from those for solving the questions.
ii) Keep a very careful track of time.
iii) Do not panic while solving your paper. Give each section a specific time period and try to complete every section on time.
iv) If you have carefully read all the directions given in the test guide, do not waste your time by reading the directions on the answer sheet. They are exactly the same as in the guide.
v) Do not leave any question unanswered. If you are confused or have no idea about a certain question, try making a guess for the right answer.
vi) Do not make any extra marks on the answer sheet. Computer might register these and consider them as another marked choice.