can we study whole f,sc chem, phy and bio for EDS
 

is it wise to study them, because one had already been through and easy to go again, also is it beneficial for EDS?

Dear according to my point of view, EDS is wide range subject. So one should study different books (including text books of F.Sc.), magazines etc. As I've seen that in EDS papers, examiner checks the [B]figures[/B] along with [B]facts[/B]. So one should develop aptitude in Everyday Science.
So it would be much beneficial to study F.Sc. science books specially the [I]facts and figures[/I] mentioned on [I]outlines, footnotes[/I] etc.
You may find the ebook series uploaded in[B] CSS ebooks[/B] section for more deep study.
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Stay blessed...
M. Nawaz

[QUOTE=zainab ali;582719]is it wise to study them, because one had already been through and easy to go again, also is it beneficial for EDS?[/QUOTE]

Yes it will be very beneficial to make high score in Everyday Science. All the three subjective and Objective book are very helpful. Stay blessed.

[QUOTE=zainab ali;582719]is it wise to study them, because one had already been through and easy to go again, also is it beneficial for EDS?[/QUOTE]

I would strongly recommend u above mentioned books....i also went thru kashmiri but it was not up to the mark, lots of topics were missing.

these buk wud be enuf

i) Faridis Encyclopaedic Manual Of EDS By Dr. Rab Nawaz Samo (For Subjective Portion)
ii) Carvan EDS Objectives By Ch. Ahmed Najib ( For Objective Portion)

[QUOTE=Roshan wadhwani;582787]I would strongly recommend [B]u[/B] above mentioned books....i also went [B]thru[/B] kashmiri but it was not up to the mark, lots of topics were missing.

these [B]buk wud[/B] be [B]enuf[/B]

i) Faridis Encyclopaedic Manual Of EDS By Dr. Rab Nawaz Samo (For Subjective Portion)
ii) Carvan EDS Objectives By Ch. Ahmed Najib ( For Objective Portion)[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Roshan wadhwani;582787]I would strongly recommend [B][COLOR="Red"]u[/COLOR][/B] above mentioned books....i also went [B][COLOR="Red"]thru[/COLOR][/B] kashmiri but it was not up to the mark, lots of topics were missing.

these [B][COLOR="Red"]buk wud[/COLOR][/B] be [B][COLOR="Red"]enuf[/COLOR][/B]

i) Faridis Encyclopaedic Manual Of EDS By Dr. Rab Nawaz Samo (For Subjective Portion)
ii) Carvan EDS Objectives By Ch. Ahmed Najib ( For Objective Portion)[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=zainab ali;582719]is it wise to study them, because one had already been through and easy to go again, also is it beneficial for EDS?[/QUOTE]
yup these books are beneficial for preparation of this paper. what i perceive, from nature of questions as usually asked in papers ,is that examiner don't need explication of topics only your "concept" would be tested.try to observe what is going around you and why e.g let us take a example "explain how a text message is exchanged between a sender and reciever" .you cannot cram such type of questions .The only way to resolve it ,be a keen observer :-)

no it is not needed to read all that in F. Sc.
you should do only what is demanded in syllabus