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Class 8 Mathematics Fully Solved Model Paper Annual Exam 2026 PDF – PECTAA Board 2027

Grade 8 Math Solved Model Paper Annual 2026

Prepare for your exams with the Class 8 Mathematics Fully Solved Model Paper Annual Exam 2026, designed according to the latest syllabus issued by PECTAA Punjab. This solved mathematics paper provides students with a valuable opportunity to practise important questions, understand problem-solving methods, and revise key mathematical concepts before their annual examinations. As part of the PECTAA Board 2027 Model Papers series, it is a helpful resource for Grade 8 students looking for a Class 8 Maths solved paper, mathematics model paper PDF, and annual examination preparation material. Students can use this paper for self-assessment, revision, and improving their confidence in mathematics.

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PUNJAB EDUCATION, CURRICULUM,
TRAINING & ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY

EXAMINATION 2026, GRADE – 8

MATHEMATICS PART – A (OBJECTIVE TYPE)

Annual
Paper

Part – A: 40 Marks, Part – B: 60 Marks, Total: 100 Marks

Student Name (In Capital Letters):
Roll Number (In Figures): ☐☐ – ☐☐☐☐ – ☐☐☐
For Official Use Only
Total Marks MCQs:
Signature of Assistant:
Signature of Head Examiner:
Signature of Dy. Superintendent (CNIC) —————-
SyllabusFull Book
Time: 1 HOURSection – I (Multiple Choice Questions)Total Marks: 40
Instruction: All Question carry equal marks.
Question No 1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

1. Identify the irrational number.

Ⓐ √4Ⓑ √9Ⓒ √25Ⓓ √31
Correct Answer: D

2. Identify the non-terminating fraction.

Ⓐ 2/5Ⓑ 3/8Ⓒ 9/11Ⓓ 7/8
Correct Answer: C

3. The absolute value of (-31) is:

Ⓐ – 1/13Ⓑ 1/13Ⓒ -31Ⓓ 31
Correct Answer: D

4. The multiplicative inverse of 57 is:

Ⓐ -57Ⓑ 57Ⓒ – 1/57Ⓓ 1/57
Correct Answer: D

5. By rounding off the number 31.4269 upto two decimal places, we get:

Ⓐ 31.42Ⓑ 31.50Ⓒ 31.43Ⓓ 31.69
Correct Answer: C

6. The number of significant figures in 25005 are:

Ⓐ 2Ⓑ 3Ⓒ 4Ⓓ 5
Correct Answer: D

7. Identify the equal sets:

Ⓐ {1,2},{3,4}Ⓑ {4,6,8,9}, {8,9,4,6}Ⓒ {2,4,6}, {s,t,u,v}Ⓓ {x,y} , {3,5}
Correct Answer: B

8. The set A = {2,3,5,7,……,17} in set builder notation is:

Ⓐ A = {x|x∈O}Ⓑ A = {x|x∈P ∧ x ≤ 17}Ⓒ A = {x|x∈P ∧ x ≥ 17}Ⓓ A = {x|x∈O ∧ x ≤ 17}
Correct Answer: B

9. The number of subsets of the set A = {a,b,c} will be:

Ⓐ 5Ⓑ 6Ⓒ 7Ⓓ 8
Correct Answer: D

10. If A = {3,6}, then the power set P(A) will be:

Ⓐ {{0}, {3}, {6}, {3,6}}Ⓑ {φ,{3}, {6}, {3,6}}Ⓒ {{φ}, {3}, {6}, {3,6}}Ⓓ {0, {3}, {6}, {3,6}}
Correct Answer: B

11. If U = {a,b,c,……,g} and A = {a,b,c} then Ac will be:

Ⓐ {a,c,d,e,f}Ⓑ {b,c,d,f,g}Ⓒ {d,e,f,g}Ⓓ {c,d,e,f,g}
Correct Answer: C

12. According to commutative law of union, A∪B is equal to:

Ⓐ A∪BⒷ B∩AⒸ (B∩A)cⒹ B∪A
Correct Answer: D

13. The value of x in the proportion 6 : x :: 12 : 16 is:

Ⓐ 6Ⓑ 8Ⓒ 12Ⓓ 14
Correct Answer: B
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14. The given table shows the number of boxes and their price. The price of 24 boxes will be:

Number of boxesx6121224
pricey150300450?
Ⓐ 500Ⓑ 600Ⓒ 800Ⓓ 900
Correct Answer: B

15. 4 workers take 12 days to complete a wall. How many days would 8 workers take?

Ⓐ 6 daysⒷ 12 daysⒸ 16 daysⒹ 18 days
Correct Answer: A

16. The price of a ball is Rs.100. If it is sold for Rs.64 then the discount percentage will be:

Ⓐ 36%Ⓑ 35%Ⓒ 40%Ⓓ 45%
Correct Answer: A

17. Ali wants to exchange 29520 Pakistani rupees to UK Pound. How many UK Pound will he receive? (1 UK Pound = Rs.360)

Ⓐ 72 UK PoundⒷ 80 UK PoundⒸ 82 UK PoundⒹ 84 UK Pound
Correct Answer: C

18. The next term of pattern 5,10,15,20,______ will be:

Ⓐ 25Ⓑ 30Ⓒ 35Ⓓ 40
Correct Answer: A

19. If an =7n + 7 then the value of a2 will be:

Ⓐ 21Ⓑ 23Ⓒ 24Ⓓ 35
Correct Answer: A

20. The formula to calculate the 8th term of an arithmetic sequence is:

Ⓐ a1 + 6dⒷ a1 + 8dⒸ a1 + 7dⒹ a1 + 9d
Correct Answer: C

21. The 5th term of the geometric sequence 160,80,40,20,…… is:

Ⓐ 10Ⓑ 7Ⓒ 5Ⓓ 3
Correct Answer: A

22. The solution of (4x – 5y)-(4x + 5y) is:

Ⓐ -8xⒷ 8xⒸ -10yⒹ 16y
Correct Answer: C

23. The solution of (30x2) ÷ (-15x) is:

Ⓐ -2xⒷ -2x2Ⓒ 2xⒹ 2x2
Correct Answer: A

24. The solution of (3xy) x (2x) is:

Ⓐ 5xyⒷ 5x2yⒸ 6xyⒹ 6x2y
Correct Answer: D

25. The scientific notation of number 0.000029 is:

Ⓐ 2.9 x 10-5Ⓑ 2.9 x 10-4Ⓒ 2.9 x 104Ⓓ 2.9 x 105
Correct Answer: A

26. The factorization of 25x2 – 49y2 is:

Ⓐ (5x2– 7y2)(5x2+ 7y2)Ⓑ (5x2– 7y2)(5x2– 7y2)Ⓒ (5x – 7y)(5x – 7y)Ⓓ (5x – 7y)(5x + 7y)
Correct Answer: D

27. The exponent of 2a6 is:

Ⓐ 6Ⓑ 2Ⓒ aⒹ 12
Correct Answer: A

28. If the radius of a sphere is 10cm, then its surface area will be:

Ⓐ 100πcm3Ⓑ 200πcm3Ⓒ 300πcm3Ⓓ 400πcm3
Correct Answer: D

29. If the radius of a sphere is 3cm, then its volume will be:

Ⓐ 34πcm3Ⓑ 35πcm3Ⓒ 36πcm3Ⓓ 37πcm3
Correct Answer: C
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30. Identify the measure of an angle of minor arc.

Ⓐ 150°Ⓑ 200°Ⓒ 250°Ⓓ 300°
Correct Answer: A

31. In the given figure, line segment DE represents:

DEBC
Ⓐ RadiusⒷ DiameterⒸ ChordⒹ Major arc
Correct Answer: B

32. The value of x in the given figure is:

4cm8cmx
Ⓐ 12 cmⒷ 4√3 cmⒸ 32 cmⒹ √32 cm
Correct Answer: B

33. If the length of base and perpendicular height of a square pyramid is 12cm and 6cm respectively, its volume will be:

Ⓐ 72 cm3Ⓑ 144 cm3Ⓒ 288 cm3Ⓓ 864 cm3
Correct Answer: C

34. Identify the similar figures.

Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ Ⓓ
Correct Answer: D

35. The angle bisector of 90° will be:

Ⓐ 30°Ⓑ 60°Ⓒ 45°Ⓓ 180°
Correct Answer: C

36. A rectangle ABCD is enlarged about O to make a rectangle A′B′C′D′. If OA = 6 and OA′ = 3 then scale factor is:

Ⓐ 1/2Ⓑ 1/3Ⓒ 2Ⓓ 3
Correct Answer: A

37. The example of discrete data is:

Ⓐ 6.5 kgⒷ 10.2 litresⒸ 4.6cmⒹ 8 flowers
Correct Answer: D

38. The mode of the data 5, 7, 8, 6, 7, 2, 10 is:

Ⓐ 2Ⓑ 5Ⓒ 7Ⓓ 10
Correct Answer: C

39. A student scored marks in four papers are 40, 56, 72, 80. The mean of his marks is:

Ⓐ 52Ⓑ 62Ⓒ 72Ⓓ 82
Correct Answer: B

40. The median of the data 52, 43, 57, 47, 51 is:

Ⓐ 47Ⓑ 51Ⓒ 52Ⓓ 57
Correct Answer: B
Mark: 30Section – II (Short Response Questions)Total time: 1 hour

مندرجہ ذیل مختصر سوالات میں سے کوئی سے دس سوالات حل کریں۔   Question No. 41: Attempt any ten short questions from the following.

1. Find the square root of 103041.

Ans: √103041 = 321 (since 321 × 321 = 103041)

2. If the volume of a cube shape is 3375cm3, then what is the measure of the edge of the cube?

Ans: Edge = ∛3375 = 15 cm

3. If A = {5, 10, 15, 20} and B = {3, 5, 7, 9}, then find the value of B – A.

Ans: B − A = {3, 7, 9}

4. If A = {9, 10, 11, 12} and B = {8, 9, 10, 11}, then verify A∩B = B∩A.

Ans: A∩B = {9, 10, 11}; B∩A = {9, 10, 11}. Hence A∩B = B∩A ✔

5. A car covers the distance of 22km in 16 minutes. Find its distance covered in 32 minutes.

Ans: Time doubled, so distance doubled: 22 × 2 = 44 km

6. The cost price of a bike is Rs.480,000 and selling price is Rs.360,000. Find the loss percentage.

Ans: Loss = 480,000 − 360,000 = 120,000. Loss % = 120,000480,000 × 100 = 25%
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7. The general term of a geometric sequence is an = 3n. Find 1st, 3rd and 5th terms of the sequence.

Ans: a1 = 31 = 3; a3 = 33 = 27; a5 = 35 = 243

8. Find the general term of the arithmetic sequence 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, ….., ….., …….

Ans: a1 = 500, d = 500; an = a1 + (n−1)d = 500n

9. Add 13y4+3y2-10 and y3+4y2-5y-3.

Ans: 13y4 + y3 + 7y2 − 5y − 13

10. Factorize the algebraic expression x2 – 14xy + 49y2.

Ans: x2 − 2(x)(7y) + (7y)2 = (x − 7y)2 = (x − 7y)(x − 7y)

11. The radius of a circle is 4cm and its central angle is 600. Find the length of the arc.

Ans: l = θ360 × 2πr = 60360 × 2π(4) = 4π3 cm ≈ 4.19 cm

12. The radius of a sphere is 10cm. Find its surface area.

Ans: S.A. = 4πr2 = 4π(10)2 = 400π cm2

13. A triangle with vertices P(-2,-3), Q(7,1) and R(2,-3) rotated 1800 about the origin and landed on the triangle P′Q′R′. Find coordinates of P′, Q′ and R′.

Ans: Rule (x, y) → (−x, −y): P′(2, 3), Q′(−7, −1), R′(−2, 3)

14. Calculate the range of given data 24,36,52,70,82,96.

Ans: Range = Highest − Lowest = 96 − 24 = 72

15. If D = X – 50, ∑D = 10 and n =5, then find the value of Mean.

Ans: Mean = A + ∑Dn = 50 + 105 = 52
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Mark: 30Section – III (Constructed Response Questions)Total time: 1 hour

☆ Attempt Any Three long questions from the following. مندرجہ ذیل انشائیہ سوالات میں سے کوئی بھی تین سوالات حل کریں۔

42. (a) Ayesha buys 1235 metres of cloth while Sana buys 23 times the length of Ayesha’s cloth. Find the difference between the lengths of both clothes. (5)

Ayesha = 1235 = 635 m. Sana = 23 × 635 = 425 m. Difference = 635 − 425 = 215 = 415 m

(b) Find an approximation error of 61.43+32.89536 – 487 .

Exact value = 94.3249 ≈ 1.9249. Rounding each number to the nearest 10: 60+30540−490 = 9050 = 1.8. Approximation error = |1.9249 − 1.8| ≈ 0.125

43. (a) If U = {1, 2, 3, ……., 10}, A = {2, 4, ,6 ,8} and B = {3,6,9}, then verify (A∩B)c = Ac∪Bc.

A∩B = {6}; (A∩B)c = {1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10}.
Ac = {1,3,5,7,9,10}, Bc = {1,2,4,5,7,8,10}; Ac∪Bc = {1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10}. L.H.S = R.H.S ✔

(b) The marked price of a toy is Rs.20,000 and the selling price is Rs.15,000. Find the percentage discount.

Discount = 5,000. Discount % = 5,00020,000 × 100 = 25%

44. (a) If A = {1,2,6,7,9}, B = {2,5,7,10} and C = {7,8,9,10}, then verify A∩(B∪C) = (A∪B)∪(A∩C)

B∪C = {2,5,7,8,9,10}; A∩(B∪C) = {2,7,9}.
A∩B = {2,7}, A∩C = {7,9}; (A∩B)∪(A∩C) = {2,7,9}. Both sides equal ✔ (the paper prints ∪ in the first bracket of R.H.S.; the identity verified is the distributive law A∩(B∪C) = (A∩B)∪(A∩C))

(b) The radius of a spherical tank is 3m. How many litres of water can it contain? (π =3.14)

V = 43πr3 = 43 × 3.14 × 27 = 113.04 m3 = 113.04 × 1000 = 113,040 litres

45. (a) Find the general term and 7th term of the arithmetic sequence 3,9,15,21,………

a1 = 3, d = 6. an = 3 + (n−1)6 = 6n − 3. a7 = 6(7) − 3 = 39

(b) If x – 1x = 6, then find the value of x3 – 1x3 .

x³ − 1/x³ = (x − 1/x)³ + 3(x − 1/x) = 6³ + 3(6) = 216 + 18 = 234

46. (a) Construct a right triangle, when hypotenuse = 6cm and base = 3cm.

Steps: 1) Draw base BC = 3 cm. 2) At B draw a perpendicular (90°) to BC. 3) With centre C and radius 6 cm (hypotenuse) draw an arc cutting the perpendicular at A. 4) Join AC. ΔABC is the required right triangle (AB = √(36−9) = 3√3 ≈ 5.2 cm).
B = 3 cm6 cmACB

(b) The score of 150 students in an exam are given in the table. Calculate the median of the given data.

Score11 – 2627 – 4243 – 5859 – 7475 – 90
Students (f)2035304520
Class boundaries: 10.5–26.5, 26.5–42.5, 42.5–58.5 … ; cumulative f = 20, 55, 85, 130, 150. n/2 = 75 → median class 43–58 (l = 42.5, f = 30, c.f. = 55, h = 16).
Median = l + n/2 − c.f.f × h = 42.5 + 75 − 5530 × 16 = 53.17

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