Is Sindhi High scoring subject?

[Sanambaloch]

I have chosen Journalism, Business administration, sociology, Indo-Pak History and thinking to select sindhi as well.. Is it a good combination?

[Ali Mallah]

Originally Posted by Sanambaloch

I have chosen Journalism, Business administration, sociology, Indo-Pak History and thinking to select sindhi as well.. Is it a good combination?

Yes I hope it is a good combination as you have some background in business administration and sindhi is your own language while indopak and sociology are actually general and interesting subjects. You should go ahead with these. As far as sindhi's score is concerned last year I got 76 marks in sindhi with a little preparation so you shouldn't be worried at all.

[Raz]

Originally Posted by Sanambaloch

I have chosen Journalism, Business administration, sociology, Indo-Pak History and thinking to select sindhi as well.. Is it a good combination?

Regional languages are often scoring.
Once in a blue moon they turn to be red. For instance, aspirants suffered a lot in Sindhi around 4 to 6 years ago. Majority of the aspirants couldn't score even 33 marks in Sindhi in one attempt.
Normally, Sindhi is scoring same as other regional languages.

[sabirbaloch]

yes sanam sindhi is quite good scoring subject. so go for it with good qulaity notes. specially use pure sindhi words in the answers, that attacts alot to the checker.

[Sanambaloch]

nice to know that can you please tell me study plan you used? and good books or any other way for preparations? your reply will be appreciated.

[shaikh shafiq]

sindhi is also my optional please do refer some good books

[Ahsan Ali Shaikh]

Originally Posted by Raz

Regional languages are often scoring.
Once in a blue moon they turn to be red. For instance, aspirants suffered a lot in Sindhi around 4 to 6 years ago. Majority of the aspirants couldn't score even 33 marks in Sindhi in one attempt.
Normally, Sindhi is scoring same as other regional languages.

What if someone is not familiar much with literary Sindhi, pure language and writing style, as spoken and written language are two different things. Should he/she opt this subject on the mere basis of Sindhi being his/her mother tongue? Would he/she be comfortable in preparing the subject well?

[aliza scorpio]

Originally Posted by Ahsan Ali Shaikh

What if someone is not familiar much with literary Sindhi, pure language and writing style, as spoken and written language are two different things. Should he/she opt this subject on the mere basis of Sindhi being his/her mother tongue? Would he/she be comfortable in preparing the subject well?

Hey seniors mine query is also same as of this person. i find Sindhi literature and poetry more complicated than anything else.

[aadi khokhar]

Originally Posted by Ahsan Ali Shaikh

What if someone is not familiar much with literary Sindhi, pure language and writing style, as spoken and written language are two different things. Should he/she opt this subject on the mere basis of Sindhi being his/her mother tongue? Would he/she be comfortable in preparing the subject well?

Dear Essay writing and English Precise and composition are two of the compulsory subjects in CSS yet being native speakers aspirants manage to pass these subjects through shear hard work.So i think being Sindhi it should not be an issue to understand how to tackle this paper.It is all about practice.If one practices from past papers for fair amount of time then it should be far easier then Essay writing and Precise.

[Ahsan Ali Shaikh]

Originally Posted by aadi khokhar

Dear Essay writing and English Precise and composition are two of the compulsory subjects in CSS yet being native speakers aspirants manage to pass these subjects through shear hard work.So i think being Sindhi it should not be an issue to understand how to tackle this paper.It is all about practice.If one practices from past papers for fair amount of time then it should be far easier then Essay writing and Precise.

I agree. But if you say so, then it means Sindhi is not an easy subject as it requires considerable amount of time to be spent on it? See my question is whether Sindhi can be considered an easy one or not? People say opt Sindhi as it is your own language so it will be easy for you. But we don't speak literary(adabi) Sindhi, while writing Sindhi we are supposed to follow adabi one.

In short, if Sindhi requires much time and hard work to prepare, wouldn't it be better to switch it with some other subject of 100 marks?

I will appreciate if a CSP answers this one.