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I dont agree that any subject is high or low scoring.However it is one's own aptitude in particular faculty which earns him or her more marks.It is full of fallacy to assume that if one takes Physics as one of the optional subjects he will earn low score and if he takes Islamic History and Culture he will get high score.These are fictitious thinkings that there exists any trend of low and high markings in Fpsc policy making.These are just mind boggling assesments of aspirants on inaccurate data,which is not reliable.
The examiner,who checks papers, is not just expert in assesment of papers but encompasses innumerable and undeniable grip and command on subject,he is assesing.Therefore, one should workhard instead of indulging into blame tirade.Because hard work is only reliable instrument that can earn you ,your spur. BEST REGARDS. |
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Lastly i really would hope that ur thoughts about examiner come true but till this pt they r nt. i happened to meet few.
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@ali36
I am not sure what could be the underlying evidence of your startling findings which betrays our personal experiences as well as those of CSS candidates before us. Considering your choice of subjects and if the present trend continues, I am pretty confident that you of all people will experience the vast differences in scoring in different subjects (Political Science vs Islamic History will present an interesting study if you observe CE-2009 Result). There can be no better teacher than experience.
I believe your current position is based on sheer belief rather than any factual data. Perception is not always reality. The purpose is to warn candidates who might regret it in the future but you might actually have that extraordinary grasp and aptitude to defy our logic.
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While I entered this topic to check out the reasons for failure stated by Deadly Doctor, the ongoing discussion tied my eyes to the screen and I interestingly read the all the 3 pages. The opinion which I formed, I deem it inevitable to state it here:
Aptitude is essential for selecting optional subjects. In compulsory, it is absolutely inexcusable if you lack aptitude. I also believe with some analysis and scrutinizing of facts that there exist some traditional high scoring subjects mainly regional languages. Similarly, there are conventional low scoring subjects too which include Economics, English Literature and others. However, I think the main reason for this phenomenon is not the FPSC's assessment criteria/policy or Chairman's indifference to some subjects. It is purely the business of paper checkers who evaluate their subjects accordingly. Since the purpose of aspirants is to pass it and get through it rather than carrying out research in any particular field, it would be in the best interest to consider surveying DMCs of past exams while finalizing their optional subjects. Regards, Quote:
Hats off to you, miss! Though its a rephrasing of the previous post, yet it is novel per se as it offers a lucid explanation of why many aspirants do not succeed in bottling this css gennie. I, on the part of many other aspirants, would request you to write a similar vivid and concrete measures which students must adopt to overcome the factors that contribute in failing him as well as any other suggestions based on your psychological perceptions of many candidates which you find beneficial for everyone over here. We'd be highly obliged for your timely response. Regards,
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Direction and Focus is important!
In my opinion Direction and focus of preparation is very important. We accumulate a lot of material, books and notes without discussing and focusing the need of preparation. We just need to focus towards right direction. This is a case with me...
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kindly please tell me ,should i opt law in pms ?i heard that it has so much lengthy syllabus . actually i m also a law graduate,so i know that i have to prepare all the statutes which r to be studied for exams of judiciary,and the time for pms exams is vry short .i wana kind advice ,should i make effort to opt law in pms as there r only 3 months for pms 2011.
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point to ponder
I'm sure that many will agree with me that in the last few years the trend of generalized questions in exams has been becoming more and more common.
this is a good and bad, good because it promotes originality in answering questions and using common sense rather than by-heart learning methodology. So, i think relying too much on Academy notes could result in a setback in compulsory or elective subjects. More competition is store. For the interview part, i guess the need for business recorder and economics has become more important than ever before. So many questions on finance and economics. If u need to hit the home run, keep those business magazines in ur closet. |
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Asalam u alaikum. The way u illuminated the problems is commendable. I want to stress on the DO's and NOT's.. specially regarding subject selection and asking everyone for subjects that are scoring and less scoring and subjects that are easily prepared.. likewise i am asking you here now.. I am determined to attempt in 2012, InshaALLAH, and i have the following mix:- ______________________________ Accounting and Auditing (200) Indo-Pak history (200)░(this is suggested by others and i have no as such desire for this paper) pashto (100) Journalism (100) ________________________________ I am student of Chartered Accountancy (Finalist). but Many buddies with in the forum warned me for A&A as not scoring as well as journalism. so i kindly need to ask you whether these are mindsets regarding FPSC or is it really so.. ░ KIUN KE KISI NE KAHA HAI KE.. ▓ JAHAN SE DHUWAN OTH'TA WAHAN AAG ZAROOR LAGI HOTI HAI.▓ I NEED UR KIND ADVICE REGARDING THE MINDSET THAT PEOPLE HAVE OR MAY BE I ALSO HAVE IT NATURALLY.
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above u said poor course selection may also lead to failure um bit confused abt dat kindly guide me abt course election
kia her group ma sa 1 subject ko select kr na haa?? i made the selection journlism law indo pk history compute science is it right plzz guide me |
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