History Past Papers — Class 11
Every official Quetta Board History paper from 2018 to 2023, with the exam pattern and chapter weightage you need to practise smart.
- Papers
- 5
- Years
- 2018–2023
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 3 hours
Download every year
Official Quetta Board papers, newest first.
2023
History Class 11 Past Paper 2023 — Quetta Board
PDF · Class 11
2022
History Class 11 Past Paper 2022 — Quetta Board
PDF · Class 11
2021
History Class 11 Past Paper 2021 — Quetta Board
PDF · Class 11
2019
History Class 11 Past Paper 2019 — Quetta Board
PDF · Class 11
2018
History Class 11 Past Paper 2018 — Quetta Board
PDF · Class 11
Exam pattern & chapter weightage
Know the structure before you practise.
Paper structure
MCQs20 marks · 20 questions
Short questions40 marks · 8 questions
Long questions40 marks · 4 questions
Where the marks come from
Most-repeated chapters (last 5 years)Focus here
50 marksRemaining syllabus
50 marksHow to use these papers
History-specific advice for Class 11 students.
Study tips
- Practise every History paper your own board published in the last 5 years
- Inter papers reward precise answers — match answer length to marks
- Solve one full paper in exactly 3 hours before exam day
Common mistakes to avoid
- Attempting long questions first and running out of time
- Ignoring the MCQ section, which is 20 free marks
Frequently asked questions
How many History past papers are available for Class 11?
5 official History papers for Class 11 (Quetta Board), covering 2018 to 2023. Each is the original board exam paper.
Are these History papers official?
Yes — these are the same papers administered by Quetta Board during annual examinations, which makes them the most reliable practice material available.
How should I practise with these papers?
Start with the most recent year and work backwards. Time yourself strictly (3 hours), then review your answers against the marking scheme where available.
What is the exam pattern for Class 11 History?
The paper is worth 100 marks and lasts 3 hours: MCQs (20 marks), Short questions (40 marks), Long questions (40 marks).