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I had all science subjects in my O levels, so i suppose that'll help in Geography. And yes, I have obtained my O level equivalence certificate. Have yet to receive my A level equivalence certificate. My degree is Bsc. Accounting and Finance, which is in NO way linked to Geography. So im really encouraged by the fact that its only taken 2 weeks to prepare Paper1 for Imadafridi. I think i'll be opting for it. Thank you!
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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?
I gave it a thorough read and will cram it all in the next go.....
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by looking at last 10 years paper i am unable to find a single book to study it.
deblij and fazal karim are good not enough.
mcqs part requires more.
well any suggestions.
relevant sources or books are required to answer the questions.though it is only to study the course of paper2 ,it requires more to score well.
exam cram is only helpful but not up to the mark.
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Yep agree with you,exam cram isn't good enough for it,I did ask this question a couple of times and someone said that Fazal Karim's book will cover 70% of Paper-2,might use the net for the rest.
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It is true, I consulted Exam cram, its good, but as the name suggests, its good for the end cramming, but it is not comprehensive, You can not write properly just from the material in those books.

I am a little tense about Paper I, since it requires alot of cramming...

@Imad, how many hours a day did u read the Bajwa book for 2 weeks to finish it?
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5-6 hrs....
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guys I have a query

1.Is the book by Goh Cheng Leong sufficient for preparing paper 1 or not?If not then tell me if the book by Sarfraz Bajwa is better than the one by Iftikhar Akram choudri??I mean please guide me about the best combination from the above mentioned books
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Bajwa has taken most of the material from Strahler and goh Cheng
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