The CTM question bank is the store room behind every Creative Test Makers paper. Objective MCQs, short answers, long answers, conceptual questions and the textbook's own exercises sit under the exact chapter and topic they belong to, so building a test means choosing what you taught, not hunting through guide books.
Questions are not dumped into one long list. Each sits under class, subject, chapter and topic, and carries its type, so you can ask the bank for "eight short questions from topics 3.1 to 3.4" and get exactly that.
Physics, chemistry and biology questions for matric and intermediate keep their formulas, chemical equations, units and Greek symbols as typeset text. A test printed today and photocopied fifty times still reads cleanly on the last copy.
Exercise questions and theorems from the textbook alongside objective items, printed with real fractions, roots and matrices.
Start a trial →English, Urdu, Islamiat and Pakistan Studies, with questions available in the medium each section is examined in.
Set up a school →Everything happens in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to retype.
Select class, subject and the medium your students write in.
Open a chapter to reveal its topics and keep only the ones already covered in class.
Choose questions yourself, or give a count per type and let CTM draw them. Then print.
A good paper checks recall, explanation and application. The bank keeps each kind labelled so the balance is yours to set.
Open a free account →Four options, one correct answer, one mark. The objective half of any board paper.
Two- to three-line answers: definitions, differences, brief reasons.
Derivations, detailed descriptions and multi-part questions for the extended section.
"Why" and "what would happen if" items that show whether an idea was understood.
The end-of-chapter exercises from the textbook, so homework and tests line up.
Problems with worked-style layout for physics, chemistry and maths.
Items that have appeared in board exams, useful for the final weeks before papers.
Your own additions, stored privately and offered alongside the rest.
Most teachers already own a question bank of sorts: a shelf of guide books, a folder of old papers and a notebook of favourite questions. The trouble is getting from that pile to a clean, fair test in the ten minutes between periods. This page explains how the Creative Test Makers question bank is organised, what it contains, and how to get the most out of it when you set a test.
A guide book lists questions in the order its author wrote them. A chapter wise MCQs question bank lists them in the order you teach. In CTM, each question is attached to one chapter and, below that, to one topic. That single piece of information changes the job completely. If your class has covered only the first half of chapter four, you tick those topics and the bank shows you nothing else. There is no risk of a question on material you have not reached, and no need to flip through pages to check.
Tagging also makes repeat testing painless. Because the bank knows which chapter a question came from, it can hand you a different set from the same topics next week, and the week after, without you keeping a list of what you already used.
Every objective item follows the board format students will face: a clear stem, four options labelled A to D, and one correct answer worth one mark. Distractors are chosen to be plausible, not silly, so a student who has half-learned a topic will be tempted by the wrong option. That is what makes an MCQ test informative. When the paper is generated, the correct option is not stuck in the same position, so students cannot game the sheet by pattern.
Science MCQs carry their formulas and units as proper text, and Urdu MCQs are set in correct Nastaliq-style script, so neither turns into a blurry image when printed or photocopied.
The CTM MCQs bank is only half the store. The other half is subjective, and it is split into clear types:
Because every type is labelled, you decide the balance. A quick check after a lesson might be ten MCQs and three conceptual questions. A monthly test might follow the full board split between objective, short and long.
The Creative Test Makers question bank runs from primary classes through to intermediate, with the most depth where exam pressure is highest.
| Level | Main subjects | Question types most used |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1–5 | English, Urdu, Maths, General Science, Islamiat | Short MCQs, fill-in style, one-line answers |
| Class 6–8 | Science, Maths, English, Urdu, Social Studies, Computer | MCQs, short questions, exercise questions |
| Class 9–10 | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Computer, English, Urdu, Islamiat, Pakistan Studies | Full board mix: MCQs, short, long, numericals |
| 1st & 2nd Year | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Computer Science, English, Urdu | Board mix plus conceptual and past paper questions |
There are two ways to fill a test from the bank, and most teachers use both depending on the day.
Whichever route you take, you still see the full paper before printing. Swap any question you dislike, edit wording to match how you taught it, and reorder if needed. The finished layout is built by the CTM paper generator, which adds the header, instructions, marks and board-style sections for you.
Every experienced teacher has a handful of questions that work better than anything in print. The bank lets you keep them. Write the question, choose its type, attach it to a chapter and topic, and save. Equations can be typed with the built-in editor, so a physics or maths question looks as tidy as the rest.
Your questions are private to your account. They appear among the ready questions whenever you build a paper for that chapter, and they are never shared with other schools. Over a term, many teachers find their own additions become a sizeable, personal layer on top of the main bank.
Schools with several sections of the same class often face the same problem: section A sits the test on Monday and section B hears every question by Tuesday. With a tagged bank this is easy to solve. Build the paper for section A, then generate again from the same topics with the same counts for section B. Both papers cover identical material at similar difficulty, but the questions differ. Saved papers remain in your library, so next year you can start from this year's versions rather than from scratch.
If you want an overview of the whole platform, the Creative Test Maker page covers papers, layouts and school accounts. To see the list of boards, classes and subjects available, visit subjects and fields. For turning a selection into a finished, print-ready test, head to the paper generator.
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Speak to the team →It is the library of questions behind Creative Test Makers. Every MCQ, short question, long question, conceptual question and textbook exercise item is filed under its class, subject, chapter and topic, so a teacher can pull exactly the part of the syllabus a test should cover.
Four-option MCQs for the objective part, plus short questions, long questions, conceptual (reasoning) questions and the textbook's own exercise questions for the subjective part. Past-paper questions are included where boards have asked them.
Classes 1 to 12. The coverage is widest for class 9, class 10, 1st year and 2nd year, across physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer science, English, Urdu, Islamiat and Pakistan Studies.
Yes. Open a chapter to see its topics, tick only the ones you have taught, then either choose questions one by one or let the generator draw a set number of each type at random.
Yes. Questions you write, including ones with equations, are saved to your own account under the chapter you choose and appear next to the ready questions whenever you build a paper. Other users do not see them.
Yes. The same selection can be printed in Urdu, English or dual medium, with proper Urdu script and with formulas, units and symbols kept intact.
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