The Life in the UK Test, with every question translated into Punjabi.
Pakka Punjabi is the only Life in the UK Test app written for Punjabi speakers. Every question appears three ways at once — in Gurmukhi, in romanised Punjabi, and in English — so it works whether you read Gurmukhi fluently, read only romanised Punjabi, or are most comfortable in English and want the Punjabi alongside.
736 QUESTIONS ACROSS ALL 14 TOPICS
Values and principles. The UK today. Early Britain, the Middle Ages, the Tudors and Stuarts, global power, the twentieth century, and Britain since 1945. Society, culture and sport, and places. Democracy, government, and the law — every topic the test covers, weighted the way the real paper weights them, so the bulk of your practice sits where the bulk of the marks are.
Four question formats, matching how the real test asks: choose one answer, choose two, true or false, and "which statement is correct".
THE MOCK TEST, AS IT REALLY IS
24 questions. 45 minutes. 18 to pass. Questions are drawn weighted to the chapters the real paper draws from, so a practice score means something.
WRITTEN IN PUNJABI, NOT MACHINE-TRANSLATED
The questions, the answer options, and the glossary terms are all written in Punjabi and English. Difficult vocabulary — "elected", "constituency", "magistrate" — carries its own Punjabi gloss where it appears, so you are never stuck on one English word in the middle of a question about British history.
TRACK WHAT YOU ACTUALLY KNOW
Progress by topic, so you can see that you are strong on democracy and weak on the Tudors before test day rather than after it.
PRIVATE, AND YOURS ONCE YOU BUY IT
Everything runs on your device. No account, no sign-up, nothing uploaded. A one-time £4.99 unlock, not a subscription — buy it once and it stays unlocked.
ABOUT THE CONTENT
Every question is originally written to the published syllabus of the Life in the UK Test and cross-checked against independent sources. The bank is reviewed and revised as the app develops, so questions are added, sharpened and retired over time. Pakka Punjabi is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Home Office, and it is not an official Life in the UK Test product. It does not reproduce or translate the official handbook or the official practice questions.
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