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Junaid:
So how did you find Intl. Law?
Do you have a background in Law?
And was sociology disastrous for all , or are you one of the victims.

@ gullanay
Do you care to share your detail scores.is your score in sociology commensurate with your effort?

I had never studied law in my life before. This was my first attempt and it went well. I knew it was a scoring subject plus it was very objective. When I started studying it also proved to be very interesting. I consulted one book + Youtube and internet.

I came across lots of people this time who were not satisfied with their sociology results including me. I knew it would cause problem for me when one of my friends, who couldn't make it through the written exam, got failed in 2 subjects including sociology.

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@ Junaid
A few queries:
1- time required to cover I. Law
2: book you studied for I. Law
Suggest me two subjects out of these three:
Sociology, public Admin, intl. Law
PS: High score is the only aim this time.

@ Psycho Empire
My study methodology wasn't one subject at a time. I used to study 6 to 7 different subjects in a week. It took me around 2 months to cover Intl Law. And Intl Law was the only subject that took most of my time during preparation.
I consulted Intl Law by Dr. Agarwal. Its very well written. Search for lectures by Ahmer Bilal Sufi (Current federal Law Minister)

Bro I won't be able to suggest any of these books. It's totally upto you and your interest.

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@Junaid: Brother, by no means I am trying to raise an objection here, as it is said that follow the methodology that suits you. But I am of the view that International Law is an easy subject even without Law background. I have no connection to Law, yet I managed the subject with lectures only. Though I got hold of a book (in fact they are notes) and costs only Rs. 50, and it helped a lot in the last moments.
I had taken lectures and then left the subject aside and got a friend to revise it with me one day prior to paper. Scored 60 and I think its an OK score.

Kindly share your preferences, so we can chalk out some rough idea that where we are most probable to land.

Based on certain assumption, I have prepared a forecast of allocations.
Kindly, come forward with your preferences.

P.S - Just killing time... This waiting period is getting on my nerves.

S.No---Merit #.--Roll #-------Name
1-------14-------3301-------Muhammad Omer Khan (PSP)
2-------27-------296--------Waseem Ahmed (PAS)
3-------30-------3039-------Mansoor Arshad (PAS)
4-------77-------11715------Neelum Sultana Khattak *(Serving in IRS) (PAS)
5-------83-------10936------Gullanay Omama (PAS)
6-------104------3648-------Sadia Usman (PCS)
7-------106------11464------Muhammad Imran Sethi *(Serving in PSP)
8-------156------3115-------Muhammad Hussain Shah (PSP)
9-------167------12197------Syeda Warda Bibi (FSP)
10------194------10781------Azra Bahkt (FSP)
11------199------10655------Amjad Hussain Zada (FSP/IRS)
12------213------2573-------Asma Humayun *(Serving in Post-G) (IRS)
13------227------11004------Huda Shah (IRS)
14------230------2942-------Junaid Manzoor (IRS)
15------272------11398------Muhammad Awais Javed (OMG)
16------275------11466------Muhammad Irfan Khan (IRS)
17------310------11328------Muhammad Abdullah *(Serving in MLCG)
18------316------13231------Mian Usman Ali Shah (OMG)
19------326------11273------Maryam Khalid (OMG)
20------337------2596-------Atif Rasheed Khattak (OMG)
21------338------11424------Muhammad Faridoon (OMG)
22------340------13832------Mehar Ahmad Zeb (OMG)
23------341------290--------Wajeeha Bashir (PAAS)
24------362------12489------Fakhr I Jehan Khan *(Serving in Armed Forces)
25------375------11780------Raees Khan (PAAS)
26------385------2402-------Ahmed Ali (IG/POST-G)
27------403------5262-------Sajjad Amar (IG/POST-G)
28------414------11105------Islah ud din
29------420------695--------Sania Makhdoom
30------431------11967------Sardar Hussain
31------436------3536-------Qazi Atif Baseer Chughtai
32------448------12171------Syed Jibran Mushtaq Gillani
33------460------266--------Syed Sabir Ali Shah
34------463------284--------Usama Bin Rehman
35------469------11818------Rehman Darvesh
36------483------11027------Ihtesham Aziz
37------486------52---------Ayaz Muhammad Shah
38------510------11336------Mubashir Khan
39------532------3443-------Nadia Usman

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no customs for KP this year.
total 5 seats ,KP had its seat last year.
3 FSP seats, may be one reserved for women

@ Arif Awan,Javaid Awais n Other respected Members
I want to know whether it is worth to join an academy?If yes then which Academy is the best for English Preparation?As it has created alot of Headche for me.I wil greatly honor your replies.Thank you

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No information seat this year.

PAS: 4
PAAS: 2
PSP: 2
FSP:3( ONE RESERVED FOR WOMEN...MAY BE)
POSTAL:1
OMG:6 (ONE RESERVED FOR WOMEN)
IRS: 4 OR 5 ( ONE RESERVED FOR WOMEN)

OUT OF TOTAL 206 SEATS, 8 seats are reserved for armed forces and 2 reserved for something unidentified.
so with a % of 11.5, kp share is 22 or 23 seats.

PS: info about total no. of seats is authentic whereas allocations for KP is my own brain-child.

Based on information that I am getting from various posts, I am of the view that seats may be locked at 207 maximum.
Keeping that in mind,
11.5% of 207 amounts to 23. Of which:

9.775% of 207 = 20
1.150% of 207 = 2
0.575% of 207 = 1

Total = 23.

Now proceeding with the knowledge provided in earlier posts, I calculated percentage for each and every group and it is once again very right in this regard and hence the seats spread is as under:

PAS: 4
PSP: 2
FSP: 3
PAAS: 2
IRS: 5
OMG: 6
POST-G: 1

Total = 23.

Now in my following posts, considering certain assumptions, I will provide various scenarios that may become reality in future.

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