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Thank you for sharing your personal experience I am getting sense that Muslim law has more unpredictability than I law. While I law is more safer and high scoring than former. As I have already made up my mind to choose I LAW so thank you for supporting my decision to opt it . If you want to give any suggestion regarding preparation of subject , you are most welcome to tell. Thank you |
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saniam (Friday, July 14, 2017) |
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It's not a lengthy subject at all. The syllabus is divided into eight sections, however, all are concise. It depends upon you whether you want to cover all sections or leave one or two. These days covering 100% is a wise thing as paper setters cover almost every part of the course in question paper. I have a social science background so it was an interesting subject for me. You are a Psychologist, I guess you'll find it more interesting than me... My sincere advise would be to collect recommended books of FPSC and start making your notes keeping in view the bullets in syllabus. One or two books on theory are enough, I hope you find Free PDF of these somewhere on internet or in the GS section of this forum. Or visit a good book store or order on-line. If you have access to libraries that would be best. On Women issues in Pakistan: Try to collect all materials by Dr. Farzana Bari and Robina Seigol even If you find their news items, op-eds, or journal articles. The issues are; gender based violence in Pakistan (all types; be it honor killing, domestic violence, rapes, acid throwing, sexual harassment, add flavor to it with the statistical data of Human Rights Commission Pakistan reports), women and political marginalization in Pak (again Farzana Bari and Seigol have written alot about it, you can collect news articles and seminar reports on the issue), women and quota system (you can go pro or against the system of women proxies by political parties they nominate for 60 women seats), yet another important element is the problems of queer community (LGBTS). Also visit websites of Gender Studies Center/Departments of main Pakistani universities; QAU, Karachi Uni, Peshawar Uni, Allama Iqbal Open Uni and Punjab Uni to get an idea of the working of discipline. Hope it has cleared your confusion about the subject. May Allah bless you... |
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valiant222 (Saturday, April 01, 2017) |
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Ahmed Abbas I am thankful to you for giving me such a comprehensive response regarding GS. Well after analyzing syllabus of both PA , GS and an insight from your side , I have decided to opt GS. Yes I am psychologist by profession and hopefully will find this subject interesting as told by you . I will cover it by keeping 20 days in my mind having syllabus in front of me . I will surely keep with you a contact at this forum if felt any problem during course of preparation . Thank you
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