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Old Thursday, May 01, 2014
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Political science is considered to be more lengthy as compared to other 200 marks optionals . You donot know that with a slight change in paper , you will be able to handle it or not . With so much dimensions , at the end most of the people start to cover important topics . Even students of Political science think before going for this subject . I remember my teacher , who got selected in Custom department , and having Msc degree in Political science , he did not opted it .

Baqi , its upto you . Because , still there is a scoring trend that keeps on changing , and no one knows that what the scoring trend for Political science will be in coming years . But , till now , it is average .

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you are right.But one thing is sure it helps a lot in compulsory papers.I opted pol science in 2013 and 2014 attempts,it helps me in essay paper for contents,in current affairs,pak affairs and even in islamiat paper 2014.
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