Would it be suitable for me to opt international law?

[Sheikh umair]

i hv no background of law. would it be suitable for me to opt international law?
can i handle this subject easily

[Mushtaq Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Sheikh umair

i hv no background of law. would it be suitable for me to opt international law?
can i handle this subject easily

Dear umair, it is not difficult to comprehend or prepare I.Law or other general subjects even not having the background of law. If one works justly and uses all the relevant terms than its not difficult to secure good marks.
Moreover this subject also helps in increasing understandings of current affairs.
Best of luck

[HirAsif]

Hi

Dear I attempted international law in 2012 exams without any previous law background and by preparing it in 15 days by just one book. I found it really easy to prepare. You can go for it.

[Greatniazi]

Yeah ofcourse . It is easy n scoring subject.

[Shahzad Sial]

@ sheikh umair.............
yes go for it. 22 topics(10 days required, some cramming required, but maximum interesting explanation. i went for it without background. 17 mcqs right+ just chill paper in css 2012. i am further focussing to have complete grip)

[Sheikh umair]

thanks to all of u for helping me . now kindly suggest me a book for int law.

[Fassi]

Originally Posted by Sheikh umair

thanks to all of u for helping me . now kindly suggest me a book for int law

Dear brother,

International Law by any one of following writers
1. Agarwal
2. Starke
3. S.K Kpoor and Tandon

Agarwal's book is better I've studied him in Uni and studing now too.
I've too studied to some extent Starke and S.K Kapoor n Tandon but my fair suggestion is Agarwal.

[Sheikh umair]

Originally Posted by Shahzad Sial

@ sheikh umair.............
yes go for it. 22 topics(10 days required, some cramming required, but maximum interesting explanation. i went for it without background. 17 mcqs right+ just chill paper in css 2012. i am further focussing to have complete grip)

tahnx bro. would u please share these 22 topics

Originally Posted by Fassi

Dear brother,

International Law by any one of following writers
1. Agarwal
2. Starke
3. S.K Kpoor and Tandon

Agarwal's book is better I've studied him in Uni and studing now too.
I've too studied to some extent Starke and S.K Kapoor n Tandon but my fair suggestion is Agarwal.

ok fassi. would one book be sufficient for preparition

[sajidmehmood]

AOA.. kindly tell me the name of the book/books from which i can prepare it... thanks

[dany k]

Originally Posted by Shahzad Sial

@ sheikh umair.............
yes go for it. 22 topics(10 days required, some cramming required, but maximum interesting explanation. i went for it without background. 17 mcqs right+ just chill paper in css 2012. i am further focussing to have complete grip)

can u please name those 22 topics