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Yes, I would also like a list of topics and their division in days.
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Hello, as the trend goes, I've noticed that, Geography is a scoring subject. Would you recommend it for someone who has no background in the subject? I've studied O level Geography, if that counts for anything. I've also looked at the syllabus and pastpapers, and it SEEMS do-able. Is it?
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yes, you should go for it.
I have IT backgroung and taking it, it z easy.
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@ Zaara, ive also done O levels and A level, im finding it easy, btw, what degree do you hold and have you obtained your equivalence for O and A level?
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Geography is much easier and scoring than a lot of other subjects,it took me 2 weeks to cover Paper-1 from Bajwa and am hoping to complete Paper-2 in a week's time.
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I have finished with Geography-1
Afraid of a bit theoratical nature of Geography-2 but i think i could complete it in 10-15 days,

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can you help me in dividing the course for 10 days?thanks in advance
Well as according my time estimate maximum days required for the prep of geography2 are 6 to 7 days. its is all theoretical. u just have to go through all the topics. choose some comprehensive book and at last u should have strong grip on the world map. once u know abt the map and u can reproduce it in ur mind, it means u have done half of ur geography2. there are some theories like possiblism and migration but these are very easy one. one can even write about them by using his common sense.

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Well, if u have any kind od sciences background then u can opt for geography. For part1 u have to take some guidelines from seniors or from some teacher. paper2 can be prepared at your own.
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kindly tell me any comprehensive book for Geography2, thnx in advance bro...
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Economic Geography by fazal Karim Khan is a good book for it.
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human geography by prof. mian muhammad anwar
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I am reading the Bajwa book, Physical Geography, since 4 days or so, Ive read about 18 chapters so far out of 32, I understand the material but I was wondering how to go about memorising it and diagrams?

When you prepare for it, do you read it all and understand in one go and then re-read it to memorise or what?
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