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RMKamran · #11 Sunday, May 01, 2016

Rumours ?

I should better stay in touch with DAWN.

Thanks for sharing the knowledge mam.

Regards,
RMKamran.

MKRMKR · #12 Monday, May 02, 2016

Whatever you choose. But political science needs time.

civilengineer92 · #13 Saturday, June 18, 2016

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Originally Posted by GhazMar

It depends

If you're attempting CSS in 2017 and have no background in Political science then DO NOT opt this subject. The course is lengthy and technical and time is limited to remember all philosphy theories of both Muslim amd Western thought, constitution

IR is less of a technical subject, it is basically general knowledge and current affairs. It also helps in covering many other subjects as well such as I.Law, Current affairs, English Essay, European history and US history.

Can it be prepared in 1 month with 10-12 hours/day study time?

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GhazMar · #14 Saturday, June 18, 2016

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Can it be prepared in 1 month with 10-12 hours/day study time?

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Bro, I'll quote the opinion of a CSP, the rest is up to you.

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Originally Posted by Izaz4u

political science is one of the lengthiest subjects , having its own pros and cons , risky as well as conducive to building concrete conceptual base and warrants a great deal of thorough study to cover it.

it is always risky to make a good attempt of political science with selective study.
every topic of political science is important from exam point of view.one will have to cover various topics in detail,eg rights and its theories ,concepts of liberty, sovereignty,democracy, dictatorship, form of govts, concept of state and it evolution, public opinion, political parties pressure groups etc theory and practice by mazharul haq is the best book to cover this portion.further it will be useful to greater extent to study simple notes first and then studying the mentioned book.
the story does not end here ,again the portion of philosophy needs equally hard work and one should never rely on simple notes or top 20 to deal with this portion rather studying standard books like jad harmon or dr bindari is a condition precedent. further sages of ages is also a good book with questions answers and creates sometime a convenience to handle any topic.i think study partner for this subject is a sine qua non.

again, paper b having 9 political systems is also a lengthy paper, world constitutions by kelley and how states are governed are good books for this paper and constitutional law paper is also automatically prepared with this paper.every topic of pak, uk , usa and indian constituion is important.

one might have fairly good preparation of political science but is always difficult to implement and revise ones preparation on exam night. so it is better to have ones own hints ,out lines, short notes for that decisive night.

This subject takes 3 to 4 months with 3 to 4 hours per day as per my experience and one must memorize important quotations of political thinkers. this will help in making ones paper distinctive and unique.
the study of political science will help you in your essay, pak affairs, current affairs, islamiat etc

At the eleventh hour i must say that editorial page and encounter page of DAWN must also be studied regularly to enhance ones potential in terms of practical statecraft ,governance , public plicy and other political affairs. this will help one in attempting general questions which are now a days rampant in all papers of css.

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