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hello guys... i want to know which books i should study for EDS?
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hello guys... i want to know which books i should study for EDS?
You may consult:
  • Encyclopedia of Everyday Science by Rab Nawaz Soomo
  • Everyday Science by Ikram Kashmiri
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well, the system of human body, like Digestive system, Respiratory, Excretory Circulatory and Nervous Systems are given very brief in Akram Kashmiri's book.. Do you think this short 5-6 lines brief answers will be enough, if a question is given on any of the said topics..??
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well, the system of human body, like Digestive system, Respiratory, Excretory Circulatory and Nervous Systems are given very brief in Akram Kashmiri's book.. Do you think this short 5-6 lines brief answers will be enough, if a question is given on any of the said topics..??
kindly look at this thread http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-compu...-kashmiri.html

as for the number of lines, it depends on the marks of the question.
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well, the system of human body, like Digestive system, Respiratory, Excretory Circulatory and Nervous Systems are given very brief in Akram Kashmiri's book.. Do you think this short 5-6 lines brief answers will be enough, if a question is given on any of the said topics..??
It depends on question that how it is asked, it may not necessarily be about short note on the systems but if you are asked to write short note I think 5-6 lines will not be enough, you will have to write briefly about structure and function alongwith diagram to fetch good marks. You should go through past papers to have an idea. In EDS practicing past 20-30 years papers is quite beneficial and usually recommended.
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