Urdu Admission Test (Age 4+)
Age Group: 3–4 years No. of Pages: 3 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
This Urdu Admission Test (اردو داخلہ ٹیسٹ) helps children aged 3–4 practise the kind of Urdu questions asked when joining Pre-KG, nursery or FS1. There are 3 printable pages: a cover and two busy test pages with many short tasks.
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About This Worksheet
The test pages mix short Urdu tasks in boxes: write the missing letters, match pictures to letters, circle the correct letter, trace and write a big letter such as خ, trace a pattern line, find the same letters and colour pictures.
Short, varied tasks show how your child copes with a real test page, so they feel more confident on the day.
Skills Your Child Practises
- Recognising Urdu letters
- Writing missing letters
- Matching pictures to letters
- Tracing and pencil control
- Following instructions
How to Use This Worksheet
- Print the test and let your child work alone.
- Read the Urdu instructions aloud if your child cannot read them yet.
- Do not give hints during the test; note any questions that cause trouble.
- Mark the test together afterwards and praise what went well.
- Practise weak areas with the matching worksheets, then try the other test.
What’s Next?
After this, check progress with Urdu Assessment (Age 4+) Test 1.
Where This Worksheet Fits
This test is part of the IdeazSuper Urdu assessment and admission test set (اردو آزمائش), arranged by class level:
- Urdu Admission Test (Age 4+) (this worksheet)
- Urdu Assessment (Age 4+) Test 1
- Urdu Assessment (Age 4+) Test 2
- Urdu Admission Test (Age 5+)
- Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 1
- Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 2
- Urdu Assessment (Age 6+) Test 1
- Urdu Assessment (Age 6+) Test 2
For the alphabet itself, use the Urdu Alphabet Assessment, and practise weak areas with the Urdu alphabet and Do Harfi Ilfaz worksheets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is this test for?
It is practice for school admission tests in Urdu at Pre-KG, nursery or FS1 level.
What age is it for?
Children aged 3–4 who are about to join school.
How long does it take?
Most children finish in 20 to 30 minutes.
What if my child finds it hard?
Practise the tricky skills with the alphabet worksheets and try again a week later.
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