Computer Guess Paper SSC-I 2025

Computer Guess Paper SSC-I 2025

Are you preparing for the FBISE Computer SSC-I (9th Class) exams in 2025? This carefully curated guess paper highlights the most important exercises and questions from the National Book Foundation syllabus to help you focus on key topics and score better.

Important Questions & Topics for FBISE Exams 2025

GUESS PAPER

Chapter 1

• Generations of Computer (Long + Short)
• Impact and Non-Impact Printers
• Von Neumann Architecture along its components with diagram (Long)
• Pipeline Processing, Parallelism, Word Size 
• Memory and its types (Long + Short + Differentiate)
• Differentiate between system software and application software. 
• System software and its types with example (Long)
• Differentiate between volatile & non-volatile memory. 
• Differentiate between Low Level Language and High-Level Language. 
• Differentiate between Assembly Language and High-Level Language. 
• Uses of Low-Level Language and High-Level Language 
• Network Communication Component with diagram (Long + Short)
• Differentiate between half-duplex and full-duplex mode. 
• Differentiate between asynchronous and synchronous transmission mode. 
• Client/server and peer-to-peer network architecture. (Long + Short + Differentiate)
• Types of networks with diagram 
• Network topologies and its type with diagram (Long)
• OSI Model and its Layers (Long + Short)

Chapter 2

• Types of computing problems with an example (Long + Short)
• Types of computing problems (Conceptual Questions) e.g. Exercise (S.Q (9,10) + L.Q (Q1, Q2))
• Steps used for simple and complex problem 
• Differentiate between Logical thinking and computational thinking 
• Properties of computational thinking (Long + Short)
• Flowchart and its symbols 
• IPO Chart + Flowchart + Algorithm (Unseen) (Long + Short)

Practice Problem:

• Reads five numbers and display their sum, product, and average
• Reads a number and decide whether the number is even or odd
• Reads a number and decide whether the number is positive or negative
• Input two numbers and perform simple calculation operations (+, -, *, /)
• Reads a number and prints its factorial
• Reads a number and print the multiplication table of number
• Print even numbers/odd numbers from 1 to 100
• Reads a number and print its exponent
• Find the product of following series:
  PRODUCT = 1 * 3 * 5 * 7 * 9 * 11 * 13 * 15
• Find the sum of squares of following series:
  Sum = 1² + 2² + 3² + 4² + 5² + … + 9² + 10²
• Reads marks (m) of a subject and prints the letter grade as given below:

• Reads a basic pay of an employee and calculates and prints net pay as given below:
  Net pay = Basic Pay + House Rent
  
  
  • If Basic Pay < 25,000 → House Rent = 30% of Basic Pay
  • If 25,000 ≤ Basic Pay < 40,000 → House Rent = 40% of Basic Pay
  • If Basic Pay ≥ 40,000 → House Rent = 50% of Basic Pay

Chapter 3

• Differentiate between static and dynamic website. 
• Differentiate between front-end development and back-end development. 
• HTML tags & their purpose (body, heading, image, video, hyperlink, list) 
• CSS and their purpose and its types (Theory) (Long + Short)
• Output Question (Unseen) (Topic: if, if-else, else-if, for, nested loop) 
• Creation of HTML document (Unseen) (Long + Short)
  Topic: Heading, Paragraph, Image, Video, Hyperlink, Graphical Hyperlink, List, Table, Inline CSS, Internal CSS, External CSS
• Purpose and syntax of (if, if-else, else-if, for loop) 
• Array and advantages of array (Theory) 
• Function and its types (Theory) 

JavaScript Programs (Unseen) (Long + Short)

Topic: if, if-else, else-if, for loop, nested loop, array, functions

Practice Example:

• Write a JavaScript code that reads five numbers and display their sum, product, and average
• Write a JavaScript code that reads a number and decides whether the number is even or odd
• Write a JavaScript code that reads a number and decides whether the number is positive or negative
• Write JavaScript code that prompts two numbers and performs simple calculator operations (+, -, *, /)
• Write a JavaScript code that reads two numbers from keyboard and finds the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD)
• Write a JavaScript code that reads a number and decides whether the number is prime or composite
• Write a JavaScript code that inputs two numbers from the user and prints all common factors of both numbers
• Write a JavaScript code to find the sum of following series:
  1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + ... + 1/45
• Write a JavaScript code to find the sum of squares of following series:
  Sum = 1² + 2² + 3² + 4² + 5² + ... + 9² + 10²
• Write a JavaScript code to find the product of following series:
  PRODUCT = 1 * 3 * 5 * 7 * 9 * 11 * 13 * 15
• Write JavaScript code to read a number and print the multiplication table of number
• Write a JavaScript code that reads a number and prints its factorial
• Write a JavaScript code that inputs 5 numbers in an array and calculates the sum of array and display it

Nested loop programs (Unseen)

Practice Problem:

• Write a JavaScript code that reads 10 numbers in an array and prints the smallest odd with its index
• Given array: var a = [4, 8, 5, 1, 3, 5, 0, 12, 5, 7, 3, 15, 8, 4, 11];
• Write a JavaScript code that prints the number of times the number 5 appears in the array
• Write a JavaScript function called CalculateGrade that takes marks of a student as input and returns grade based on this scale:
  
  • A if marks ≥ 90
  • B if marks between 70 - 89
  • C if marks between 50 - 69
  • F if marks less than 50
• Write a JavaScript code that reads a marks (m) of a subject and prints the letter grade:
  

  Marks Obtained	Grade
  m ≥ 80	A+
  m ≥ 70, m < 80	A
  m ≥ 60, m < 70	B
  m ≥ 50, m < 60	C
  m ≥ 40, m < 50	D
  m ≥ 33, m < 40	E
  m < 33	Ungraded

• Write a JavaScript code that reads a basic pay of an employee and calculates net pay:
  Net pay = Basic Pay + House Rent
  

  Basic Pay	House Rent
  < 25,000	30% of Basic Pay
  ≥ 25,000 &< 40,000	40% of Basic Pay
  > 40,000	50% of Basic Pay

Chapter 4:

• Data type in data science
• Data collection and data science
• Big data and three Vs of Big Data
• Machine Learning, Mining, Deep Learning

Chapter 5:

• Machine Learning and its type (also from chapter 4)
• Advantages and disadvantages of AI 
• Tools of AI
• Applications of AI
• Cloud Computing Types (Long)

Chapter 6:

• Malicious Software
• Laws related to computer
• Ethical use of Computers and Software
• Patent, Trademark and Copyright

Chapter 7:

• SWOT Analysis
• Drawbacks, Benefits, and Characteristics of entrepreneurship