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Nice ,but would u like to tell me about othe opted subjects.
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Would like to me tell me about your other optional subjects.
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Physics is very tough subject to study it deeply, I m studying it since 2015 and has prepared well, I think it should not be studying so deeply because it will never comes to end,hence selected study will be beneficial. I intend to appear in 2017 exam with this subject and I.R as main subjects.
Hi... which books have u consulted for Physics? I have heard that Haliday resnik is vast. Recommend me good books.
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Hi, I am also considering taking Physics as optional subject. Is there anyone else from Karachi who is interested in Physics? Please let me know
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My optional subjects are:

Group I Political Science (200) Marks
Group II Physics (200) Marks
Group III Governance and Public Policies (100) Marks
Group IV History of USA (100) Marks

I am going with Physics. Have done BS Electronic Engineering. I have studied some of the papers, have found many topics or questions of Intermediate level. I am from Karachi.
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Hi... which books have u consulted for Physics? I have heard that Haliday resnik is vast. Recommend me good books.
Q1). What was your strategy ?
Ans. I tried my best to follow the course outline completely and to follow the books recommended by FPSC provided they were available in PDF. Sometimes I didn't find sufficient material for the topics mentioned in the outline so I skipped those topics.

Q2). To what depth we should study a topic ?
Ans. Check the outline first and then see to what depth the recommended books has discussed that topic. If recommended book is not available then check the past 10 years papers and you will have a fair idea to what depth you should study that.

Q3) Are FSC books sufficient ?
Ans. Well FSc level books are not sufficient at all. However still they are very good books. Again the criteria to judge its usefulness is same. If recommended books are also discussing the topic to the same depth as in FSc books, then it is better to prepare that topic from FSc books. If past papers, outline and recommended books are clearly indicating that FSc book is not sufficient then you should follow the procedure discussed above.
Many times you just have to add points and mathematical relations in the FSc level text. So in short i think FSc books are very useful and even my notes contains many topics taken from FSc level text.

Q4) What are the major weakness of FSc Books ?
FSc books are written for both Pre-medical and Pre-Engineering students. In the whole book you will not find any integral or differential. You will find rate of this, rate of that , sum of this and sum of that instead. Most of the natural phenomena are described by differential equations which FSc level book can't mention. So FSc books seriously lack mathematical modeling. Also topics are not discussed in detail.

Q5). Is Physics a good optional for Medical students?
Ans. Well not at all. Medical students even don't have any idea of integral and differentiation. Anybody who has no knowledge of Calculus, Differential Equation and Complex variable Algebra should not opt Physics.

Q6). Which books did you study ?
Ans). Well it is hard to mention that because they were many. My notes will give you clear idea of my sources. However let me mention some good books which I benefited from.
For Nuclear physics Kaplan is a good book. For Oscillation A.P french book and MIT video course is a good source. For Electromagnetism MIT video course is a best source. For Atomic Physics Bieser book is best choice. For Relativity Stanford University videos lectures are great. General Physics books which I used mostly were Halliday-Resnick, Giancoli, Berkeley notes, Raymond A.Serway, FSc and BSc notes. Well technique in using these book was the same as discussed in Q1).

Q7). How to prepare numericals ?
Ans. I don't think that there is any need to prepare numericals separately. The key is learn the derivations carefully. If you do that then numericals are just putting values of known quantities to find unknown quantity. My notes mainly contains derivations. The detailed explanations are not there in my notes. Focus is on derivations.

Q8) How long does it take to prepare Physics ?
Ans. Well I prepared it in one month. I studied from many sources, watched plenty of video lectures and also prepared notes but still 30 days were enough. So i think 20 days are enough.

Q9) Are your notes enough ?
Ans. Obviously no they aren't. My notes just contains derivations and key points. You have to study from original sources. My notes will provide guidance however.

Q10) Is Physcis a scoring subject ?
Ans. My preparation had many weakness. They were questions in the paper for which I was not prepared and I have skip them. Still I was able to score 149. So personally I believe that with a good preparation one can get 170.

Q11). What tips would you like to give ?
Ans. I will encourage you to start from where I left. Add more material in my notes. Prepare topics in more detail. Do the topics which I skipped. Prepare the topics in greater depth. My notes will save much of your time so you can do that. When I started, I had no direction, no notes, no guidance and everybody was discouraging me for my optionals. I proved them wrong. So it is easy. In fact very easy to score in Physics. Set the new trend of scoring 170+ in Physics.
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I am also considering it for 2017. I am an electronics engineer. The good thing about science subjects is that there is only one correct answer to any question. There is no opinion involved. So if you get the answers right, you are guaranteed marks.

However, the syllabus is not a piece of cake even for engineers. The answers will require lots of diagrams, and some of the laws/theories in the syllabus are complex.

I am not confident of tackling this subject alone. Anyone from Karachi opting Physics in 2017?
I'm frm karachi & opted physics for css 2017
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Hey!
Where are ur notes that you have referred in the post?
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Where are ur notes that you have referred in the post?
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-optio...ce-2014-a.html
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Although it demands time,but if prepared well, it will fetch you good marks.
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