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Originally Posted by Codename Hijazi
1: The War on terror has contributed to the growing abuse of human rights
2: Anticipation is often greater than realization
3: Punctuality is virtue of bored
4: The introduction of new digital technologies has radically altered identities
5: In a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to is level of incompetence
6: I disapprove what you say, but I defend to death your right to say
7: Luxury predecessors becomes the necessity of successors
8: When life throws you lemons , make lemonade
9: Govt Should eliminate subsidies and incentives for manufacturers and consumers of electric cars as they are costly and do not do enough to protect environment
10: Labor saving devices are more troublesome than they worth
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OH FPSC, What have you done!!!
Again, apart from the topic relating to terrorism, all guesses of even the most experienced tutors were of no use. No doubt a high majority of the aspirants would have opted the first topic.
For the aspirants having HR background, the 5th topic was so relevant. It is the exact statement of Peter Principle. Hence, HR and management dominated degree holders should have opted this one. 4th topic was also tricky but easy.
Majority of the topics demanded the capability of abstract thinking and creative visualization for the written text. None of the topics is acutely difficult to understand but in order to write a 2000+ word essay, one needs to be a hell of a writer with much more than the average knowledge on the topic.
CE 2015 aspirants, get ready to be amazed by ‘untrendy’ papers like this one.
For CE 2016 Aspirants: Advice of the Century>>> Please do not fall pray to the claims of the academies.