CSS Forums - Help required regarding covering syllabus from textbooks

Aoa,
I am appearing in [B]KPKPMS 2018[/B] examinations and have opted for Sociology as an optional subject. I was recommended to study from Sociology by Horton and Hunt by someone. Overall I like the book as it is easy to understand but it does not seem to cover the whole syllabus (provided below) of KPKPMS. It also has a lot of seemingly extraneous chapters in it too regarding the syllabus. I was hoping someone would kindly help me with which chapters would be relevant to me with regards to KPKPMS and which ones should I skip. Also could you kindly tell me from where should I cover the residual topics listed in the syllabus? Thank you. Your guidance is appreciated.

[B][CENTER]KPKPMS SOCIOLOGY SYLLABUS[/CENTER][/B][LIST=1][*]Individual, culture and society: Individual as a social product. The variety of social forms, methods of socialization, ethnocentrisms, norms and values, cultural patterns, varieties of sub-cultures[*]Sociological theory: The sociological perspectives – Evolutionary, order and conflict, evolutionary theorists – Ibn-i-Khaldun, Spencer and Tannis. Order theorists – August Comte, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber. Conflict theorists – George Hegel, Karl Marx, Lewis Coser, Mills[*]Methods of sociological research: Research design, surveys, participant observation, experiments, case studies[*]Social interaction: Significance of social classes, forms of social classes – tribes, biradaris, castes, classes and feudal system in Pakistan. Social mobility – nature of social mobility. Mobility determinants in Pakistan society, social immobility, culture in poverty[*]Social control: Mechanism of social control – internal and external means of social control. Alienation, integration – integrative patterns in Pakistani society[*]Social and cultural change and social policy: Processed of social and culture change – discovery, invention, diffusion, factors in rate of social and cultural change. Incentives and inhibitions to social and cultural change in Pakistan. Social planning and directed social and cultural change[*]Community: The rural community, traditional characteristics of rural life, the urban community, rural – urban convergence, urbanism, future of cities in Pakistan[*]Social institutions: The nature and genesis of institutions, the process of institutions, functions and trade of social institutions. Family, religion, educational, economic and political institutions[*]Social problems in Pakistan: Population growth, demographic transition – deviant behaviour, institutionalized evasions, social conflicts, internal and international migration, aging, drug abuse, prostitution, smuggling, illiteracy and poverty[/LIST]