Trend of Optional Subjects
 

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Source: JWT Magazine (May 2014)

Very interestinf info. If it is true.... more than 1 Lakh registered for Sociology ? I think its a mistake

[QUOTE=husseych;726342]Very interestinf info. If it is true.... more than 1 Lakh registered for Sociology ? I think its a mistake[/QUOTE]

Definitely, it would be a mistake as the number of registered candidates for a single subject could not exceed the total number of registered candidates.

Journalism on top amazing !!!

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Source: JWT Magazine (May 2014)[/QUOTE]
do u have heightest obtain score like this way?

[QUOTE=Maria The Chemist;736245]do u have heightest obtain score like this way?[/QUOTE]

No, I don't have.

Ask from Sir Tassawur, he may have some information about it.

Authenticity
 

Hi,
Would you please share the authenticity of this above tabular information ?

And is there a way that we can get the marks obtained in optional subjects, i mean in a similar tabular form ?

[QUOTE=LGness;736817]Hi,
Would you please share the authenticity of this above tabular information ? [/QUOTE]
It depends on how much you consider World Times Magazine authentic.

[QUOTE=LGness;736817] And is there a way that we can get the marks obtained in optional subjects, i mean in a similar tabular form ?[/QUOTE]

I shall share table if I get. You may get idea about marks from DMC's of CSS qualifiers.

According to my humble knowledge there is no trend of high marking and low marking subjects.It just depend on your knowledge.If a subject is high marking subject and I do no know the A B C of this subject.selection of this subject will be harm full for me.Opt those subject which are according to your mind set and you have knowledge of the subject:sad::sad.

One thing worth mentioning... Ratio between registered candidates and appeared candidates is about 2:1 and in some subjects its 3:1, so about 30 to 40 percent of applied candidates actually appeared in exams. Thanks to a scary CE-2013 result.

May be one zero is extra in sociology

Is it true that whatever subject students choose in majority like journalism and sociology (according to the statistics provided in the above table), that subject becomes under the hammer of examiner or is marked strictly?

[QUOTE=Shehla malik;739359]Is it true that whatever subject students choose in majority like journalism and sociology (according to the statistics provided in the above table), that subject becomes under the hammer of examiner or is marked strictly?[/QUOTE]
To some extent it is correct.
FPSC hits some subjects every year.
Killer papers are got prepared. It is happening.

[QUOTE=LGness;736817]And is there a way that we can get the marks obtained in optional subjects, i mean in a similar tabular form ?[/QUOTE]

Check this out [url]http://www.cssforum.com.pk/beginners-guide/frequently-asked-questions/subject-selection/80656-analysis-optional-subjects-opted-36th-37th-38th-ctp.html[/url]