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World Class MCQs

World Class MCQs are English error-spotting questions from the ECAT MCAT English section, where you identify the incorrect part of a sentence involving verb forms, subject-verb agreement, correlative conjunctions and confused words. They help engineering and medical entry candidates refine their grammar. Every question has an instant answer so you can check each correction straight away.

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About World Class MCQs

This set tests the grammar rules examiners use most often in entry tests. Sentences include verb confusions such as raised for risen, broken correlatives like not only ... and also or neither ... or, agreement errors in a set of books lie, and word confusions such as affects for effects. Other items test between and among, like used as a conjunction, whether ... or not, and pronoun agreement with every one.

Engineering and medical admission tests in Pakistan give English a fixed share of marks, and error spotting is a reliable way to gain them with practice. Each sentence usually hides a single error, so a calm, part-by-part check works well. Regular practice with these MCQs also supports university admission tests in Bangladesh and English sections in Indian entrance and recruitment exams.

Key facts to remember

  • Rise is intransitive and raise needs an object, so costs have risen is correct.
  • The correlative pairs are not only ... but also, either ... or and neither ... nor.
  • A collective subject like a set of books takes a singular verb: a set lies.
  • Effect is usually a noun meaning result, while affect is usually a verb.
  • Between is used for two people or things, and among for more than two.

Exams that include World Class MCQs

Pakistan

  • ECAT
  • MDCAT
  • NTS
  • NAT
  • GAT
  • ETEA

India

  • CUET
  • SSC CGL
  • NDA

Bangladesh

  • University admission tests (DU, RU, JU)
  • Medical admission test (MBBS)

How to prepare for World Class MCQs

  1. Memorise the correlative conjunction pairs and check both halves whenever you see neither, either or not only.
  2. Find the true subject of each sentence, ignoring phrases like of four hundred books, before checking the verb.
  3. Keep a list of verb pairs that confuse learners, such as rise and raise, lie and lay, and sit and set.
  4. Do not assume every sentence has an error, and choose no error only after checking each part.

Frequently asked questions

What is tested in World Class MCQs?

These questions test error spotting in English sentences, especially subject-verb agreement, correlative conjunctions, confused verbs like rise and raise, confused words like affect and effect, prepositions such as between and among, and pronoun agreement. They follow the style of ECAT and MDCAT English sections.

How many World Class MCQs are on MCQs360?

MCQs360 has 93 World Class MCQs in the ECAT MCAT English section. Each comes with an instant answer, and you can practise them free with no sign-up. Completing the set in three or four sittings gives steady, manageable revision.

What is the difference between affect and effect?

Affect is usually a verb meaning to influence, as in the trip will affect us. Effect is usually a noun meaning a result, as in the effects of the trip. Effect can also be a verb meaning to bring about, as in to effect a change.

How should I prepare English error spotting for ECAT and MDCAT?

Revise agreement, tenses, conjunctions and commonly confused words, then practise mixed sentences every day. Time yourself, aiming for under a minute per item. Review each mistake and rewrite the sentence correctly so the rule becomes automatic.

Last reviewed October 2026