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Originally Posted by asadchandio
till the policy is not announced,it is only rumors.do not pay heed to these news and start preparation as soon as possible keeping in view the trend of psychology.
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And what if the students do start their preparations and the structure of the syllabus is modified, forcing them to change their subjects entirely?
You actually believe that such a topic is not even debate or research worthy?
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Originally Posted by Bilal Hassan
Listen people, if you guys think that here anyone is misguiding you then please get out of that thinking...No one would reap any benefit, at least one must have some insight and believe on seniors.....
Listen FPSC announced the Rules and REgulation with Syllabus on 7th of this month, if now they are considering to reduce Psychology from 200 to 100 marks, then why on Earth they published the syllabus with Psychology as 200 Marks subject? It has been just 23 days since it has been published, unhe ab kici farishtay ny a k aik dam sy bataya hy k nai Psychology 100 ki rakho? 23 days me wo apna decsion badal den gy?
Jahan tak rhi baat k Faisalabad k retake exam ki to wo obvious tha hona he tha.....Screening test ki rhi baat to ye 2 saal sy under considertaion tha, in 2 matters ko is tanazur me na dekhen....ager aisa koi faisla hota b hy to CE 2014 k aspirants affect nai ho gy.....
In sub dalail k baad ager kici ko koi shak hy to bhai ap apna he nuqsan kro gy tayari start na kr k....ager ap koi aur subject rakho for example geography to wo to geo ko b 200 ki kr skte hain, ager sub 100 k rakh lo safe rehne k lye for example Forestry, Agri, Public admin etc to ho skta wo ye subject he khatam kr den....bhai aisi assumptions py rhey to kr lya CSS, bahadur bno aur tayari start kro.....mein yaqeen dilata hun k psycho CE 2014 k lye at least 200 ki rhe gi...ager ni yaqeen krna to jo mrzi kro.....meri bala sy....na mera psycho hy na mujhe koi fikar...
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Thanks for the advice but you really shouldn't take such a hostile tone with your fellow forum members. This is a board to DISCUSS opinions and ideas; not to super-impose your own onto others.