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Old Saturday, May 14, 2011
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EDS as I see it,isn't a subject that u can buckle down and prepare in 5-7 days and then leave it to that..as sadia has told u,u need to keep updating ur knowledge of EDS on a continuous basis..The problem with EDS is that it has no descriptive syllabus line,so U will have to look at the past 10 year papers to get an idea about the syllabus..It generally contains these major topics and their subtopics:
1.Human Physiology and Human systems(Digestive,respiratory,Nervous,Excretory,Ge netic,ENT etc)
2.Basic botany
3.Names of endangered animal species and their location
4.Solar system and the Earth(Geology,climate etc)
5.Functions of daily appliances,and daily scientific phenomenons.
6.Basic chemicals,their chemical formulas,usage etc
7.Muslim scientists and their inventions
8.Current scientific developments,abbreviations of terms and units of measurements.
This list is by no means exhaustive.Now to prepare for these,I shall advie u following things:
1.Get ur hands on the Biology,Physics and Chemistry books written for O-levels.Apart from this,buy either Kashmiri or Imtiaz Shahid EDS book.Also don't forget to buy Imtiaz Shahid's book for EDS MCQ's,considering its50% objective type paper.
2.Keep ur eyes and mind open.Watch science segments on tv and newspapers.There would be plenty of things in the paper that wud pertain to current scientific developments and abbreviations.There is no end to the preparation of this paper.But do remember DO NOT prepare very deeply for this paper.They are looking for a basic scientific know-how,not a scientist's perspectives.U have to maintain a delicate balance while answering an EDS question coz neither they demand a very lengthy answer form you,nor they demand a scientist's caliber.Writing tiny details wouldn't fetch u any extra marks.A good mark in EDS might mean the difference between allocation and non allocation.Strive for a 70+ in EDS.As for mcq's,u may prepare 1000s of them and in the paper the examiner may start asking from mcq nmber 1001 and onwards..so ur never sure about it.Nevertheless,try ur level best to get a cushion of 10-15 marks in EDS above the other competitors.Pray to Allah for the best.
Hope this stuff would be of some use to u,EDS ko hawwa mt banao ahista ahista kro hojayega.
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