Last updated October 31, 2026 ยท Prepared by ESAR Scholars Academy
ESAR Scholars Academy offers 900 free chapter-wise MCQs for Class IX (9th) Physics (FBISE) across all 9 chapters. Each chapter has 100 questions: 50 based on the Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) and 50 standard board-style questions. Practise one chapter or all of them mixed, and every answer is scored instantly.
Tap the Physics (Federal) โ card, then choose a chapter or All Chapters.
Pick the number of questions in Quiz Settings and start the quiz. Answers are scored instantly and you can review them.
For a timed exam, use Online Test and choose Class IX.
SLO-based and standard MCQs: how to use both
Start with the SLO-based questions in a chapter: they follow the learning outcomes printed in the textbook, so missing one tells you exactly which outcome to revise. Then move to the standard questions to practise the wider, board-style wording. Repeat the chapter until you can answer both types without checking your notes.
Class 9 Physics past papers
Board papers show how Section A (MCQs) and the written sections are actually asked. These sessions are available for Class 9 Physics:
There are 900 MCQs for Class 9 Physics on ESAR Scholars Academy, spread across 9 chapters with 100 questions each.
What is the difference between SLO-based and standard MCQs?
SLO-based MCQs are written from the Student Learning Outcomes listed at the start of each chapter, so they test exactly what the syllabus says students should be able to do. Standard MCQs cover the wider content of the chapter in the usual board-exam style.
How do I practise a single chapter?
Open MCQs & Notes, choose Federal Board, select Class IX, tap the "Physics (Federal) โ " card and pick a chapter (or All Chapters to mix them), then choose how many questions you want and start the quiz.
Where can I find Class 9 Physics past papers?
Past papers for Class 9 Physics are available for 1st Annual 2025 (1A 2025), 2nd Annual 2025 (2A 2025), 2024, 2023. Open the links in the table above, or browse every subject on the Class 9 past papers page.
Is it free to use?
Yes. The MCQs, quizzes and past-paper viewer on the website are free to use.