Dear Nosheba, your score in economics 133, that is good. I opted economics as well and attained 45+67=112 marks. Please guide from which books I have to prepare for eco-1 paper.

Yes, I have qualified written part of CE-2019 and I attempted "Classrooms decide the future of nation".

Please share your strategy to handle economics 1 paper

Got 59 in sociology while didn't prepare for it. Now thinking about switching it with punjabi because it's more scoring than sociology. But at this stage it seems syllabus of punjabi would not be completely covered. And I also don't have as much grip on this subject as I've on sociology... Got 59 even without preparation. What do you suggest? Should I try punjabi or stick with sociology in 2020? Should I follow scoring trends or my grip and interest? Although I have memorised a lot of sufi poetry but I think the lives of all sufi poets are almost same. So it wouldn't be easy to attempt the paper as all the answers will be mixed up. Suggest me friends. I want to score 80+ marks from this group.. also a subject which is to the point and whose syllabus is short.

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Who got 80+ score in sociology this year?

Brother please suggest me good books for indo pak history

Topic: "Sometimes we do not see what we see"

1. Introduction
An unending process of modernity, political security, economic expansionist tendencies and emergence of nascent technological systems are making huge strides, in disguise.

2. Thesis Statement: Popular modernist tendencies, the US's adamance to retain her global hegemony vis a vis the rule-based world order, coupled with furtive economic inducements of the Communist regime and emergence of Artificial Intelligence to wage hybrid battle have blanketed economically less-developed countries to heed to the dictations of the lord of the world.

3. Ramifications of modernity
a) A prevalent wave of feminism have inhibited Muslim women to connive at ethical principles adorned by divine laws
b) Media's hidden tactics of manipulating public opinion

4. The US's endeavours to retain her global hegemony
a) Recent caveat to Venezuelan regime to stop persecuting the citizenry: A covert objective to wretch her oil resources
b.) Abrupt drawdown from two nuclear treaties (JCPOA and INF) to stop others matching her nuclear prowess
c.) US Indo-Pacific vision to contain China: looking towards East

5. China's economic inducements
a) Debt-trap diplomacy
b) technological theft
c) Sabre-rattling in the South China Sea: a clandestine strategy to suppress the US's influence in the Pacific region

6. Technological shifts
a) Artificial Intelligence: a covert web malware to change public opinion via social media tools (Facial recognition algorithm)
b) Cryptocurrency: Making a cashless society

7) Third world countries are either compelled or elated to adhere to the covert dictates of the global powers

8. Conclusion

Farhan Kaif, You were the one I remember who appreciate these outlines when we took the essay paper

Now what am I supposed to do if my outlines cannot earn me 0 marks? tell me what should I do now? Should I accept this and move on?

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The fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.

See farhan

Topic: "Sometimes we do not see what we see"

1. Introduction
An unending process of modernity, political security, economic expansionist tendencies and emergence of nascent technological systems are making huge strides, in disguise.

2. Thesis Statement: Popular modernist tendencies, the US's adamance to retain her global hegemony vis a vis the rule-based world order, coupled with furtive economic inducements of the Communist regime and emergence of Artificial Intelligence to wage hybrid battle have blanketed economically less-developed countries to heed to the dictations of the lord of the world.

3. Ramifications of modernity
a) A prevalent wave of feminism have inhibited Muslim women to connive at ethical principles adorned by divine laws
b) Media's hidden tactics of manipulating public opinion

4. The US's endeavours to retain her global hegemony
a) Recent caveat to Venezuelan regime to stop persecuting the citizenry: A covert objective to wretch her oil resources
b.) Abrupt drawdown from two nuclear treaties (JCPOA and INF) to stop others matching her nuclear prowess
c.) US Indo-Pacific vision to contain China: looking towards East

5. China's economic inducements
a) Debt-trap diplomacy
b) technological theft
c) Sabre-rattling in the South China Sea: a clandestine strategy to suppress the US's influence in the Pacific region

6. Technological shifts
a) Artificial Intelligence: a covert web malware to change public opinion via social media tools (Facial recognition algorithm)
b) Cryptocurrency: Making a cashless society

7) Third world countries are either compelled or elated to adhere to the covert dictates of the global powers

8. Conclusion

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The fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.

Bro Farhan, Was your essay passed? I heard last year you got confused between Art for Peace topic? How did It go?

NO, actaully they blessed me with 1 mark only for the attempt of an ambiguous topic "Art for Peace". Furthermore, another FB colleague of mine had the same approach and 1 mark golden mark too. Hence, one should always go for a straight and obvious topic in the Essay paper if one wants to play it safe.

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All the quotes in the world won't make us a pious person, It's our actions that are going to be judged...!! !