CSS in 8 months
 

A/A friends
I am a student of second year LL.B.I have done my bachelors in Law and Political Science.I have a firm grip of English grammar/structures and can speak English fluently as well.I haven't prepared any of the subjects formally.I am 21 years old and had planned to appear in 2016/17 but due to sudden change of mind and some reasons,which I can't explain publicly,I want to appear in CSS 2015.I have opted the following subjects for preparation
Indo-Pak history,
Sociology,
Public Administration,
Pashto,
International Law.
Kindly guide me whether I can prepare the aforementioned subjects in the said time and have allocation in the very first attempt or is it an utter folly to appear in CSS at this stage of my career?
Thanks in anticipation.

[QUOTE=Alexkahn;714143]A/A friends
I am a student of second year LL.B.I have done my bachelors in Law and Political Science.I have a firm grip of English grammar/structures and can speak English fluently as well.I haven't prepared any of the subjects formally.I am 21 years old and had planned to appear in 2016/17 but due to sudden change of mind and some reasons,which I can't explain publicly,I want to appear in CSS 2015.I have opted the following subjects for preparation
Indo-Pak history,
Sociology,
Public Administration,
Pashto,
International Law.
Kindly guide me whether I can prepare the aforementioned subjects in the said time and have allocation in the very first attempt or is it an utter folly to appear in CSS at this stage of my career?
Thanks in anticipation.[/QUOTE]

You would have to set your academic career aside for a time being, or give a little attention to it. 8 months are quite enough for a person with good English language skills to clear CSS and get allocation. I appeared in CE-2014 with 4-5 months preparation and being enrolled in university. I attended fewer lectures and spent more time on studying subjects of CSS examination. Make your mind and have a look at your resources before making any final decision.

[QUOTE=rocksever;714147]You would have to set your academic career aside for a time being, or give a little attention to it. 8 months are quite enough for a person with good English language skills to clear CSS and get allocation. I appeared in CE-2014 with 4-5 months preparation and being enrolled in university. I attended fewer lectures and spent more time on studying subjects of CSS examination. Make your mind and have a look at your resources before making any final decision.[/QUOTE]

That's what I want to do.I want to set aside my LL.B studies and give full attention to CSS.

[QUOTE=Alexkahn;714191]That's what I want to do.I want to set aside my LL.B studies and give full attention to CSS.[/QUOTE]

Then go ahead and start your preparation without any wastage of time.