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IMP Days of Pakistan MCQs

Important Days of Pakistan MCQs are multiple-choice questions on Pakistan's national days and observances, its national symbols and other well-known facts about the country. Every question on MCQs360 shows the correct answer instantly, so you can check dates, symbols and names as you practise for Pakistan Studies papers.

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About IMP Days of Pakistan MCQs

Questions in this topic cover national observances such as National Voters' Day marked by the Election Commission of Pakistan, and the country's national symbols, including the national bird, animal, reptile, vegetable, sweet and insignia. A further group of questions covers popular culture and media, such as classic PTV programmes and the home cities of major newspapers, along with record holders such as the tallest man in Pakistan. Learning the national symbols as a set makes this topic quick to revise.

Key facts to remember

  • Pakistan Day is observed on 23 March to mark the Lahore Resolution of 1940.
  • Independence Day is celebrated on 14 August.
  • Defence Day is observed on 6 September.
  • Kashmir Solidarity Day is observed on 5 February.
  • The markhor is the national animal of Pakistan and the chukar partridge is the national bird.
  • Jasmine is Pakistan's national flower and the deodar is its national tree.

Exams that include IMP Days of Pakistan MCQs

Pakistan

  • PPSC
  • FPSC
  • SPSC
  • KPPSC
  • BPSC
  • CSS
  • NTS

How to prepare for IMP Days of Pakistan MCQs

  1. Make a calendar of Pakistan's national days with the event behind each date.
  2. Learn the national symbols as one list: animal, bird, flower, tree, fruit, sweet and reptile.
  3. Note which day is linked with which institution, such as the Election Commission.
  4. Practise this topic with Famous Places in Pakistan for wider general knowledge coverage.

Frequently asked questions

Which exams ask important days of Pakistan MCQs?

Questions on national days and symbols appear in the Pakistan Studies and general knowledge sections of PPSC, FPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, CSS and NTS tests, and are especially common in clerical, police and teaching recruitment tests.

Why is 23 March celebrated as Pakistan Day?

Pakistan Day on 23 March marks the passing of the Lahore Resolution in 1940, which called for independent states for the Muslims of British India. Pakistan's first constitution also came into force on 23 March 1956.

What are the national symbols of Pakistan?

Pakistan's national animal is the markhor, its national bird is the chukar partridge, its national flower is jasmine and its national tree is the deodar. The mango is the national fruit and the national language is Urdu.

Last reviewed October 2026