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@ iman khan:
My two pence: Flawless English --that's the basic ingredient for passing the written exam as 98% of the candidates flunk in either essay or composition. I didn't study a single day for Islamiat and current affairs and prepared notes for Pak affairs from 6 different books. Result : Islamiat: 67 Current affairs: 42 Pak affairs:40 In optionals, US history was an utter fiasco: left 30 marks unattempted. Pushto was my only paper from which I was satisfied, my best attempt. Result: US history: 41 Pushto: 43 So dear, its an unpredictable exam with unpredictable result. To conclude, if there is one thing that can make you get through this exam is ENGLISH. PS: my very personal experience, I can be cent percent wrong. |
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How to improve english?
@ psycho empire
dear please guide us how can we improve english(written) particularly grammer. Thanx |
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Zarun:
I think it's not an appropriate thread to talk about improving one's English. May be other users who are following this thread are looking for motivation, and they won't like to read something regarding English. Anyway, I'm myself not an authority on this subject but I think what made me pass these two papers was my childhood habit of reading. Work on basic grammar, the grammar we were taught in high school would I suffice. Mistakes can be overlooked but not BLUNDERS. So learn basic English grammar so that you can avoid mistakes like: " I want to GIVE CSS exam" we don't give, we take exams. The problem is that we have a habit of thinking in Urdu -- mein CSS ka exam DEYNA Chatha hoon" and then translate it. Alright comrades, I know I'm dwelling on trivialities. Zarun bro, just visit the thread labelled ENGLISH and post your queries. There you'll find advice from gurus, not naieves like me. |
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wish both of you 'best of luck' for your future. |
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failed in English with 26 marks, Current Affairs 15 marks, eds 24 now what will i do in two months ??????????? now feeling dumb and blank |
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dont feel bad about your result just study hard for the next time.
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i want to apear in css 2017 is it possible to qualify in 3 months?
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