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I have just seen my dmc I am baffled with the total marks which are only 499. O got a big '0' in essay while in English composition I got 42. I appeared in 2015 in which I got 17 in essay and 69 in Englihs composition. Keeping in view my writing expertise in English, I am not considering the result as per the efforts i made in these two papers. I was sure that I would get more than 60 and at least 40 in Essay. My papers went relatively well than 2015 but I am seeing unjustified marks this time. 0 in essay? how could it be possible? can someone explain or justify the marks I got in essay?

Besides, I am just laughing at seeing the marks of Islamiat which is only 45, despite the reason that this was the best paper I attempted. My conscience is not presently allowing me to accept my dmc. I am seriously at rage with Eng. Comp marks and I am reluctant to accept that. Please can someone render any solution to get my dmc rechecked, if possible. I'll find the answer my whole life to the overall marks I've got.
Hey Sikander,

Sorry to hear about your result.

Back in 2018, I saw multiple posts from you in Essay section. At times, you were sharing outlines, and other times, you were sharing multiple paragraphs for reviews and comments.

That's why it is hard to digest your marks.

Can you tell again which essay topic you attempted?

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Impressive score in Essay. Kindly share which topic did you attempt? How did you attempt it?
I attempted the essay on feminism. Never practiced essay before. Just wrote from bottom of my heart. I think essay is not about strategies but more about how you feel about the topic you are writing on.
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Essay: 42 (attempted the IT topic)
Precis:49
General Science: 48
Current Affairs : 41 (my best paper )
Pak Affairs: 51
Islamiat: 57

IR (41+33) 74 (unbelievable)
Public Ad 46
Indo Pak 70
I.law 58 (i wasn't even expecting 30 lol)
Geography 51

Total 591.
Good job especially in IndoPak.
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I attempted the essay on feminism. Never practiced essay before. Just wrote from bottom of my heart. I think essay is not about strategies but more about how you feel about the topic you are writing on.
It’s also about natural talent.
I can write from the bottom of my heart and still fail. Lol.
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Essay: 05
English: 39

GSA: 52
C.A:38
P.A:42
Isl: 56

Accounting 149(99+50)
Business Ad: 56
Env Sci: 55
Merc: Law 63
Sociology 69

total score (pass Subjects) 580
Amazing score in AA1. In fact, you have done well in almost all your subjects.
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Essay = 28
Precis = 56
GK1= 51
GK2 CA = 43
GK3 PA = 52
Islamic Studies = 64

IR1 = 49
IR2 = 18
Total = 67
Business Admin = 58
Gender Studies = 40
Criminology = 59
Sociology = 60
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Essay 45
Precis 49
GSA 74
CA 54
PA 65
Islamic Studies 69

International Relations (40+25=65) Fail
History of USA 75
Environmental Sciences 59
International Law 52
Psychology 76

Total 683 (including International Relations).

I expected bad marks in International Law since paper was shit and I was expecting to fail in that but FPSC has failed me in International Relations which was my best paper. 16+ MCQ's were correct in both papers and subjective paper also went very well. I had scored 127 last year. Never expected that to happen not even in my dreams.
Amazing performance.
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Essay 11
English 40
Gk 44+43+63= 150
Islamic Studies 53
Economics 66+67= 133
Governance 55
Indo Pak History 58
Gender Studies 47
Sociology 74
Total without Essay= 610

Well, don't attempt essay related to core subject of your expertise. It would get complicated and eventually get messy.

2020, all the way, inshaAllah.

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Nice. I am guessing your core subject was economics..
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Democracy and Illiteracy Do Not Move Together

Plato,one of the fathers of the western philosophy,once remarked,"Tyranny naturally arises out of democracy".If he were alive,he would be suprised to observe that the present world opposes his perspestive tooth and nail.Contrary to what he believed,democracy,in today's world,is considered to be a pacea for all evils that could plague a society.To put it more simply,the humankind perceives democracy to be the road to glory and prosperity.The political system is presumed to be the path to economic progress,social harmony,and political stability.Truly,the western world would not have reached the pinnacles of development without practising democracy.Nevertheless,the viewpoint of Plato is truthful in at least one way:That democracy turns into a bane if it is the political system of a country where illiteracy reigns supreme.In other words,the success of democracy,to a large extent,is contingent on the presence of an educated populace.

Democracy is the government of the people,by the people,and for the people.It is the political system where the citizens choose their rulers at local,regional,state,and national level so that their problems and issues could be resolved.The masses elect the a public representative to empower him with enough authority to provide them with quality education,quick justice,lasting peace,potable water,cheap electricity and housing,among other basic facilities.As e result,a society progresses from underdeveloped to developed gaining recognition from the comity of nations.However,this purpose of democracy goes in vain if the rabble that elects is uneducated and illiterate.

To give a casual view of the argument,illiterate electorate can't choose a wise politician.nor can they make him accountable.In addition,illiteracy leads to poverty and population overgrowth,both of which inhibit the growth of democracy.Not only that,illiteracy begets terrorism and gender inequality.Collectively,all these prove to be impassable barriers to democracy.

To begin with,illiterate electorate can't choose wise rulers.Illiterate people are guided by emotions.They easily believe in false promises of a demagogue politician.They succumb to slogans of Roti,Kapra,and,Makaan and elect him.Such type of corrupt politicians,when come into power,destroy democracy and turn it into a feudal oligarchy.They kill merit,commit corruption,and do many other things harmful to democracy.The greatest example is that of democracy in Pakistan.

Besides,illiteracy prevents people from making the rulers accountable.Illiterate people are unaware of the rights a public representative owes to them.Besides,they are poor at organising themselves and launching protests.Because of which,they are unable to make a politicaian accountable.As a recent example,Turkish populace was able to resist a military coup as it was highly educated and better at planning demonstrations.Without accountability,the rulers destroy institutions,control police,and politicise judiciary,to name a few antidemocratic actions.

In addition,illiterate people are prone to poverty.They don't have skills to be eligible for good jobs.This poverty makes them too obsessed with daily life tensions to spare time for engaging politics.This reduces vote turnout and results in poor representation.

Not only that,illiteracy leads to burgeoning population growth.Illiterate people subscribe to the myth that it is against relegion to exercise birth control.For instance,illiterate Muslims consider it anti Islamic to use contraception.When population goes uncontrolled,the state finds it hard to provide basic necessities to each and every citizen.Democracy is sham if it is unable to support the citizens with fundamental rights.

As if the aforementioned things were not enough that illiteracy also breeds gender disparity.Illiteracy leads a community to deprive women of their rights.It subjects women to cruel customs and traditions,which relegate their position to nothing.They are even prevented from participating in politics because of thesenegative customs.How can a democracy flourish where a majority does not take any part in politics.

Last but not the least,Illiteracy begets terrorism.Terrorists easily lure an illiterate person into thinking that the state is responsible for his current plight.So,they succeed in arming him and propelling him into carrying out antistate activities like suicide bombing.This results in disunity and violation of fundamental rights like the right to live,which is antithesis to democracy.
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Here,due to shortage of time,i did not write outline,two more arguments and conclusion.Just tell me,isn't it passable?except some modifications that i have done because i forget the true material,I have been able to reproduce what i wrote.If it is not passable,what should have I done?If it is,then what sort of institution is it?Obaidd and other honourable members are requested to comment
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