Unfortunately, I was not asked any questions from Indo-Pak and Journalism and there was only one question from Sociology related to early theories in Sociology which I could not answer. General Sahab was the one who asked from my optionals and his focus was on International Law and Constitutional Law. The questions were related to extradition, condition required for extradition, what is interpol and what types of warrants they can issue and there was a mention of red warrant. From Const. Law they asked the names of the first three constitutional amendments, tiers of governance (Federal, provincial and local) and taking his point from this question he also (like other panelists) moved the discussion to DMG related things like how would I stop corruption from happening and how would I bring change of which I had little idea.

Thanks for the prayers Gul and honestly speaking I don't think my interview went good, for most part of the interview they kept on pushing me on justifying DMG as my first preference and wanted to know my plan on handling things there. They also corrected me after my replies to a few of the questions and discussed their point of view in a mini lecture style (some of my friends think that it's a good indication but I am not sure).

I have shared some questions in reply to Kamran and a couple in my earlier post as well but questions depend on your preferences and optionals, I have shared the ones from both these areas in my case.

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