A.O.A eds by prof. dr muhammad akram kashmiri. get this book. i m also preparing from that book it is too good..... what are your optional subjects.... if u have any other query u can ask..... have u joined any academy?????

can u pleaz guide me exactly about the shop? In whch dpt?

Dear bilal hassan and other senior's:
Dear respected members please tell me that how many monts are sufficient for css preparation?

depends on your own abilities...its a very subjective question

dear members please help me out
i want to know about the important topics of EDS
please let me know
its urgent

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1. Introduction

* Nature of science
* brief history of science with special reference to contribution of muslims in the evaluation and development of science



2. The physical sciences


• constituents and structure: universe , galaxy , solar system , sun , earth , minerals
• processes of nature –solar and lunar eclipse , day and night and their variation
• energy : sources and resources of energy, energy conservation



3. Products of science

• ceramics , plastics , semi-conductors
• radio , t.v , telephone , camera , laser , microscope
• computers , satellites
• antibiotics vaccine , fertilizers , pesticides


[B ]4. Biological science[/B]


• the basis of life- the cell , chromosomes , genes , nucleic acids
• the building blocks- proteins hormones and other nutrients and concept of balance diet, metabolism
• survey of plant and animal kingdom- a brief survey of plant and animal kingdom to point out similarities and diversities in nature
• the human body – a brief account of human physiology and human behavior



5. Others
• discoveries and inventions
• Instruments and devices
• Units and measurements

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faridi's EDS by dr rabnawaz samoo covers each alfa and omega about eds

i think Discovering the world of everyday science by mian shafiq is the best book for subjective and objetive preparation... it has a lot of information in the form of tables and chart.. i hav studied from him i would suugest this book to get high score..

There are mistakes in Akram Kashmiri's book. Its 2nd chapter about The universe and specially the planets discussed have many mistakes in it, specially regarding the number of moons for each planet. I consulted the internet and the number of moon(s) for each planet VARY, to that given in Kashimiri's book.


yet i don't know which source should i regard as the correct one. Please help

i am reading samo's book and there are lot of mistakes in this book too. somtimes it makes me furstrated but i cant switch now as i have done some chapters. i think every book has some mistakes in it