I have question regarding this issue , According to Apple\'s documents
Concurrent Concurrent queues (also known as a type of global dispatch queue)
"Concurrent" means they run at the same time and no assumptions should be made about where in their progress any of them will be at any given moment and which will finish first. That is the whole meaning and implication of concurrency: between one line of code and the next in one concurrent operation - even during one line of code - anything else from any other concurrent operation might be happening.
So, in answer to your particular question, these tasks may have started in a known order, but that happened very quickly, and after that point their progress is interleaved unpredictably. And your NSLog calls are part of that progress; they do not, and cannot, tell you when the tasks started!