Passes of Pakistan

Passes of Pakistan hold great importance in competitive exams conducted by FPSC, SPSC, PPSC, KPPSC, BPSC, NTS, OTS, PTS, STS, and others. These exams require a strong understanding of Pakistan’s geography and general knowledge. Candidates are expected to possess well-rounded awareness, particularly about their own region. MCQs related to the passes of Pakistan have frequently appeared in these exams. To provide a complete and reliable resource, our team has compiled a comprehensive list of Pakistan’s mountain passes that may be asked in upcoming exams.

Karakoram Pass connects Kashmir with ______.  

  1. India    
  2. Iran    
  3. China
  4. None of these

Khunjerab Pass connects Gilgit-Baltistan with ______.  

  1. India    
  2. Iran    
  3. China
  4. None of these

Khunjerab Pass is situated in ______ Range.  

  1. Hindu Kush    
  2. Karakoram    
  3. Himalayas
  4. None of these

Dorah Pass connects Chitral and ______.  

  1. Iran    
  2. Afghanistan  
  3. China 
  4. None of these

Dorah Pass is situated in ______ Range.  

  1. Karakoram    
  2. Himalayas    
  3. Hindu Kush
  4. None of these

Khyber Pass connects ______ with Kabul.  

  1. Peshawar    
  2. Quetta    
  3. Karachi 
  4. None of these

Khyber Pass is situated in ______ Range.  

  1. Safed Koh    
  2. Waziristan Hills    
  3. Sulaiman Range
  4. None of these

Gomal Pass is between Afghanistan and ______.  

  1. South Waziristan    
  2. North Waziristan    
  3. Bajour  
  4. None of these

Gomal Pass is situated in ______ Mountains.  

  1. Waziristan Hills    
  2. Safed Koh    
  3. Sulaiman
  4. None of these

Bolan Pass connects ______ with Sibi Plains.  

  1. Quetta    
  2. Peshawar    
  3. Orakzai-agency 
  4. None of these

Bolan Pass is situated in ______ Range.  

  1. Hindu Kush    
  2. Sulaiman    
  3. Waziristan  
  4. None of these

Malakand Pass connects ______.  

  1. Dir wirh Chitral
  2. Peshawar with Chitral
  3. Bannu with Afghanistan
  4. Giligit with Kashghar

Khojak Pass connects ______ with Kandhar.  

  1. Peshawar    
  2. South Waziristan
  3. North waziristan
  4. Quetta

Lowari Pass is between Dir and ______.  

  1. Gilgit    
  2. Chitral    
  3. Swat 
  4. None of these.

Lowari Pass is situated in ______.  

  1. a.Gilgit    
  2. Swat    
  3. Dir  
  4. None of these.

Babusar Pass is between Gilgit-Baltistan and ______.  

  1. Gilgit    
  2. Chitral    
  3. Hunza  
  4. Mansehra

Babusar Pass is situated in ______ Range.  

  1. Great Himalayas    
  2. Hindu Kush    
  3. Karakoram  
  4. None of these

Name the mountain pass, which connects Abbottabad with Gilgit.  

  1. Badwai Pass    
  2. The Babusar Pass    
  3. Baroghil Pass 
  4. None of these

The height of Babusar Pass is ______ above the sea level.  

  1. 12,600 ft    
  2. 13,600 ft    
  3. 14,600 ft  
  4. None of these

Badwai Pass connects ______.  

  1. Dir with Kohtstan    
  2. Chaman with Afghanistan  
  3. Chitral with Nooristan    
  4. None of these

Baroghil Pass connects Chitral with Wakhan. Its height, above sea level, is ______.  

  1. 11,500 ft    
  2. 12,500 ft    
  3. 12,000 ft    
  4. None of these..  
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