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Originally Posted by hamzabutt
All the seniors and fellow aspirants,
Pak Affairs is a subject that haunts me more than anything else. It appears to me as a sisyphean task to study pre-partition, post-partition as well as contemporary topics of the subject.
The syllabus is too vast and extensive and I want targeted approach to study it.
The questions are: Should I cover complete Pre-partition history?
Should I study each and every topic that has been given by fpsc?
Or can it be covered by studying past papers?
Also, can somebody share a good study plan for it as I have to cover it in one month.
Thanks. |
Study Plan
Week 1
Read 100 Pages of the Maleeha Lodi's books selected chapters and make tiny notes on sticky notes (don't make notes about the stats, you will get that from dawn) You will complete this book in 3 days. Then do Pakistan at Cross Roads
Week 2
Now come to Kelly/Rabbani (which ever you like) and do till prepartition
week 3
Use talbot (and Rabani for post zaradari only) and do till now
week 4
Do the geography book and the economic survey
In middle of all this if you have time then do other books like Hard Country, Pakistan Paradox, Pak China axix
(I am not suggesting much of current affairs topics because I am hoping that you are doing them)