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Originally Posted by Muhammad Ali Chaudhry
Woah , nearly everyone of you will be going with International relations . Then remember 70 to 80 percent of the candidates will prefer IR over Political science for CE-2016 . If more number of students go for any subject then it does effect marking criteria . Tough marking is what we will have to face. Smart work and remaining different from others will be our main focus area to fetch good marks .
So, at the end , it does not really matters that you select IR or Political science . Your interest and aptitude is all which is important for CE-2016.
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Dear, marking trend of a subject has nothing to do with number of candidates who opt for a certain subject. Rather it depends upon the nature of a subject. If a subject has been giving good score in the past, it will give good score in the future, and vice versa. Though exceptions are always there. For instance, subjects like psychology, journalism, geography, sociology, international law, punjabi were most common subjects. Some of these subjects were opted by almost more than 50% candidates, yet it has been yielding good score. Hence opting or ruling out any subject on the basis of number of candidates cannot be linked to output, as the connection is irrelevant. There are many other things to ponder over. Some of them are your aptitude, scoring trend, interest, overlapping with other subjects and the length of a subject with respect to time.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
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