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Guys I'm going through zoology. Through paper1 A section. I have a query there is no classification of each phylla given in syllabus outline. So I should completely skip that right. Should just stick to syllabus outline by fpsc?

Secondly, do I need to go through a prototype of each phylla in detail ? Or some of the imp ones like paramecium. Plz reply back.
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Guys I'm going through zoology. Through paper1 A section. I have a query there is no classification of each phylla given in syllabus outline. So I should completely skip that right. Should just stick to syllabus outline by fpsc?

Secondly, do I need to go through a prototype of each phylla in detail ? Or some of the imp ones like paramecium. Plz reply back.
Skip classification and study those topics given in syllabus and focus on topics being asked in past papers.
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thanks dark moon..
do you have link to PS verma book?
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