English Essay
(by Sir Farrukh Sultan)

1. Political culture in Pakistan
2. Pakistan and menace of terrorism
3. Place of women in society
4. Education in Pakistan: a neglected frontier
5. The impact of corruption in society
6. The Importance of national integration
7. Global warming
8. Disaster management in Pakistan
9. Energy crisis and its manifestations in Pakistan
10. Muslim Ummah at crossroads
11. Capital Punishment

Current Affairs
(by Sir Farrukh Sultan)

1. An unswerving will, indomitable courage and unshakeable and unified resolve seem to be the basic elements to get our nation free from the evil grip of the octopus of terrorism. Discuss the causes both horizontal and vertical and also suggest measures to confront this menace of terrorism.
2. In the name of 'Arab Spring', the West seems to have contributed more fuss then respite. Discuss the statement in the backdrop of ISIS perceived threats towards instability of Arab world in particular.
3. The key of a permanent and enduring peace against 'War on Terror' lies more with Kabul and Islamabad than elsewhere. Discuss the statement in the context of 'Realpolitik' and vested interests of major players of 'War on Terror'.
4. Pakistan-US relations have been marred by 'more odds than evens'. Discuss and explore the ways and means to reduce trust deficit and enhance cooperation both at strategic and economic fronts.
5. The peace in Middle East, and more particular in Palestine, seems to have locked in Israel's unilateral self-assertion in a unipolar world. Discuss.
6. Pakistan-India relations, most of times have been bumpy, smashing against the Indian hegemonic desires and policies. Highlight the key areas and possible steps to be taken by the leadership of these countries to off-load the burden of history.
7. Muslim Ummah seems to be rich in material resources but poor in vision and leadership. Identify major challenges being confronted by Ummah and also suggest steps to be taken to make it a viable, unified and effective platform of Muslims.
8. Critically evaluate the role of vibrant but responsible media towards sustainable democracy in Pakistan.
9. Political culture in Pakistan has been embroiled, most of the time, by questions of transparency, incapacity and intolerance. Discuss the problem and also suggest remedies to need to be done to address both the theoretical as well as the practical front to improve democratic values in our country.
10. Discuss the different dimensions of the Sino-US relations and their possible impact on the future political course of the world.
11. SAARC is like a vehicle without engine. Discuss.
12. The United Nations is like a lion without teeth and nails. What measures do you suggest to make this world body more effective and impartial in future?

Pakistan Affairs
(by Salman Kazmi)

1. Write down in detail the evolution of Muslim society in the Subcontinent.
2. According to your own viewpoint, what were the main causes of the decline of Mughal Empire?
3. Write a comprehensive note on the chain of constitutional development in the Subcontinent that ended in 1947.
4. The social, traditional, cultural and religious invasions along with imposed rules by the British caused the locals to fight the War of Independence, 1857. Discuss.
5. The Muslim civilization was at its lowest ebb after the War of Independence. In this critical time, the Muslims were really suffering and it was impossible without the wisdom and farsightedness of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan that the Muslims regain the dignity and a respectable place in Subcontinent. Comment!
6. Simla Delegation was a step towards the changing of whole political scenario in the Subcontinent. Do you agree with this statement? If yes, provide some suitable arguments from the history.
7. Write a comprehensive note on the comparison of the services provided by both All India Muslim League and Indian National Congress.
8. Lucknow Pact can be categorized as a clear evidence of the inexperience of the Muslims as it brought many disadvantages for them in the later years but at the same time it was considered a huge success of Muslim League. Discuss.
9. Khilafat Movement was an incident that proved vital in the history of the Subcontinent as it paved way for the Muslims to learn the art of making agitation against the government which they utilized in struggle for getting a separate homeland. Comment!
10. Discuss in detail the influence of three Round Table Conferences in shaping the Congress' behaviour in politics in the coming years.
11. The One Nation Theory and the Two Nation Theory as claimed by Indian National Congress and All India Muslim League, respectively, were the basis of political scenes between 1940 and 1947. Discuss in detail in the light of the incidents which took place during this period.
12. A newly-formed country with meagre resources was confronted with gigantic problems. Discuss with the reference to Pakistan in 1947.
13. Write a comprehensive note on judicial crisis in the recent years in Pakistan. Find out the genesis of this crisis from the history of Pakistan.
14. What are the major causes of energy crisis in the country? Write some practical measures to ameliorate the situation.
15. Corruption is the root cause of many ills of Pakistan. Suggest some suitable steps to eradicate this evil from the country.

Islamiat
(by Hafiz Arshad Iqbal Chaddhar)

1. Write a note on the collection and compilation of Quran and also elaborate that why Muslims neglect to practice the Holy Quran. Suggest the ways to reform this situation.
2. State the important points of Co-existence between Islam and other religions in the light of Hudaibiya Truce and the last sermon (Hajjatul Wida) of the Holt Prophet (SAW).
3. Elaborate the duties and responsibilities of Muslim women with special reference to her right to education and her role in the development of society.
4. Describing the importance of moral values in Islam, elaborate the causes of moral dege

Please include EDS too.

PAK MOVEMENT EXCLUDED FROM NEW SYLLABUS

Seems great, except for the Pak Affairs. History portion is briefly mentioned in syllabus, Isn't it?


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I can bet on it that these essays will not be asked in next 10 years.

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your suggestions for essay topics to prepare in depth please....

See the last year's paper.

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Essay is an art, no body can rely on certain topics, you need to learn the way how to attempt a scoring & long answer. We need to learn this art only.

Terrorism,Education,Good Governance,and women rights are evergreen topics.They will always remain an important part of the essay paper.

From where to read about essay topics specially those topics which come in one way or another?

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