As a result of urbanisation, Pakistan’s urban population rose from six million in 1951 to how many?
Correct answer B. 57 million
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Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs
Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs cover why people move between and within countries, the push and pull factors behind migration, and how migration and urbanisation affect Pakistani society. They suit CSS, PMS, PPSC and sociology lecturer candidates. Every question has an instant answer, so you can check theories and examples as you practise.
- Methods and Research 94
- Culture 87
- Social Stratification 82
- Social Institutions 78
- Theory and Perspectives 74
- Social and Cultural Change 71
- Social Control 66
- Religion Education and Health 64
- Social Groups 57
- Introduction to Sociology 55
- Development of Sociology and Important Sociologists 54
- Population and the Environment 48
- Sociology and Society 45
- Socialization 45
- Crime and Deviance 45
- Race and Ethnicity 39
- Social Mobility 37
- Technology & Media 36
- Globalization 35
- Population Growth 32
- Personality 31
- Sociology as a Science 30
- Groups and Organizations 30
- Political and Economic Power 29
- Community 26
- Role & Status 25
- Cities and Urban Life 20
- Social Interaction and Everyday Life 19
- Poverty in Pakistan 19
- Civil Society 18
- Work, Government and the Economy 17
- Urbanization in Pakistan 16
- Nations, War and Terrorism 14
- The Process of Socio-Economic change in Pakistan 13
- Poverty,Social,Exclusion and Welfare 12
- Aging in Pakistan 12
- Immigration Issues in Pakistan 11
- literacy in Pakistan 6
- Drug Abuse in Pakistan Society Its Causes and Consequences 5
What is the largest single sector of Pakistan’s economy?
Correct answer C. Agriculture
The Great Migration of 1916-1919 turned Chicago into an ethnically diverse city. What was the consequence?
Correct answer B. Most ethnic groups were integrated into mainstream society, but the black population remained in the city's ghettos
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What is the systematic destruction of one ethnic group by another called?
Correct answer A. Genocide
What does the term the new migration refer to?
Correct answer A. Movement between European countries
Which of these is a pull factor in emigration?
Correct answer B. Employment opportunities
Where did Pakistan rank out of 173 countries in the UNDP’s Human Development Index?
Correct answer A. 138th
Agriculture accounts for 25% of value added in Pakistan’s economy and what share of the workforce?
Correct answer C. 30%
What is the approach to ethnic integration called in which immigrants must adopt the culture and values of the majority?
Correct answer D. Assimilation
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Women from which ethnic group are least likely to have a white partner?
Correct answer B. Bangladeshi
According to Castles and Miller, which of these is NOT a developing tendency in migration?
Correct answer D. Deceleration
About Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs
This topic mixes migration theory with Pakistan's experience of rapid urban growth. Questions ask you to identify pull factors such as better jobs and wages, and to distinguish them from push factors like poverty or conflict. You will meet the idea of the new migration, the developing tendencies in migration described by Castles and Miller, and the term ethnic cleansing. Other items look at the growth of Pakistan's urban population since 1951 and at historic examples such as the Great Migration to Chicago. Linking each term to an example makes recall easier.
Exams that include Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs
Pakistan
- CSS
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- SPSC
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India
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- BCS
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between push and pull factors in migration?
Push factors are conditions that drive people away from their home area, such as unemployment, poverty, conflict or natural disasters. Pull factors attract them to a new place, such as better jobs, higher wages, education, safety or family links. Most migration involves both.
What is ethnic cleansing?
Ethnic cleansing is the deliberate, systematic removal of an ethnic group from an area by another group, using violence, forced expulsion or intimidation. Its aim is to make the territory ethnically uniform, and it is regarded as a serious violation of international law.
How many Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs are on MCQs360?
MCQs360 has 11 Immigration Issues in Pakistan MCQs, each with an instant answer and free to practise without signing up. Combine them with the Race and Ethnicity set, which shares the Castles and Miller migration material.
Last reviewed October 2026