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AoA! please suggest which history subject should i opt?
US or European and also tell me about high scoring and prepare in short time
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How is US history?
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I had US History in my second attempt, I just love it. It is simple history and short history. You can cover it in 14 days, it is not boring like Indopak or EU histories, I like its standard and simpleness, above all it is really good scoring subject and I am still happy with my previous score and going to take it again
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I had US History in my second attempt, I just love it. It is simple history and short history. You can cover it in 14 days, it is not boring like Indopak or EU histories, I like its standard and simpleness, above all it is really good scoring subject and I am still happy with my previous score and going to take it again
OK I shall consider USA history.
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I had US History in my second attempt, I just love it. It is simple history and short history. You can cover it in 14 days, it is not boring like Indopak or EU histories, I like its standard and simpleness, above all it is really good scoring subject and I am still happy with my previous score and going to take it again
How do you compare US History with Current Indo-Pak syllabus? Which one would you prefer?
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How do you compare US History with Current Indo-Pak syllabus? Which one would you prefer?
It is all about interest, if you have good interest in indopak, then it will also give you good score. In indopak, you can cover many topics of Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs and Essay paper. As far as US History is concerned, it will also give you good score, again it is all about your interest, practice and way of attempt.
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OK I shall consider USA history.
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If you have interest in history subjects, European history with it's revised syllabus can also be a good choice. It is now much more manageable, and interesting.

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I think you would agree with me on this.
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If you have interest in history subjects, European history with it's revised syllabus can also be a good choice. It is now much more manageable, and interesting.

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I think you would agree with me on this.
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I'm facing the same confusion, I'm told that European History overlaps much syllabous for IR and helps alot in essays, but when I checked the previous threads, on this forum, people are saying its relatively a lower scoring subject, while US history is more scoring, however it doesn't help that much with regards to IR or essay , what would be your opinion regarding this ?
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I had US History in my second attempt, I just love it. It is simple history and short history. You can cover it in 14 days, it is not boring like Indopak or EU histories, I like its standard and simpleness, above all it is really good scoring subject and I am still happy with my previous score and going to take it again
Can you please tell me from which book/books/notes you had prepared US History? and what was your score in previous attempt?
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