[QUOTE=Fassi;536327]sure but these are in Hard-copy as you know that academies don't share their soft-copy material.... So, how I can share with you tell me the procedure.[/QUOTE]
Respected senior Member, I am good in typing and scanning the documents so if you send these notes to me in few days I shall produce in soft format, further its upon you,.....

Notes Making
 

Hi,

I have started my preparation a few days ago. This is going to be my first (and hopefully final ) attempt. What I'm really worried about is notes making. It is taking a lot of time.

Is it really necessary to make notes of all Subject? If Yes then how do students approach notes making?

---- I am taking data from 1-2 books about a specific topic. let say Global Warming and writing everything about it under subheads and paragraphs, not just the bullets.

So, my questions are:
Is notes making necessary?
If yes then how do you make them to save time and to get maximum benefit?

Thank You!

[QUOTE=MaryN;1093802]Hi,

I have started my preparation a few days ago. This is going to be my first (and hopefully final ) attempt. What I'm really worried about is notes making. It is taking a lot of time.

Is it really necessary to make notes of all Subject? If Yes then how do students approach notes making?

---- I am taking data from 1-2 books about a specific topic. let say Global Warming and writing everything about it under subheads and paragraphs, not just the bullets.

So, my questions are:
Is notes making necessary?
If yes then how do you make them to save time and to get maximum benefit?

Thank You![/QUOTE]

It is not necessary.Depend on you,if you feel comfortable with notes rather than books, prepare it.
2ndly,mostly candidates preferred bullets.It will consume your time plus easy to revise.I would suggest a detailed study of the topic and then make bullets for your self.And in your case if you are feeling uncomfortable with bullets add headings,subheadings, paragraphs( not a lenghty one) definitions,quotations,any other extremely important data.

Thank You, Abid, for the valuable advice.

I have another question which is different from this thread.
Should I opt for Islamiat in English or Urdu? I feel I'm fluent in both languages but which one of these is more scoring?

[QUOTE=MaryN;1093871]Thank You, Abid, for the valuable advice.

I have another question which is different from this thread.
Should I opt for Islamiat in English or Urdu? I feel I'm fluent in both languages but which one of these is more scoring?[/QUOTE]

Scoring trend is just a myth.Your knowledge and expression regarding a specific subject matters.There is a brief thread in the relevant Islamic studies portion about your query it will resolve your question.

Guide
 

I have another question which is different from this thread.
Should I opt for Islamiat in English or Urdu? I feel I'm fluent in both languages but which one of these is more scoring?

[QUOTE=biyamoon;1094000]I have another question which is different from this thread.
Should I opt for Islamiat in English or Urdu? I feel I'm fluent in both languages but which one of these is more scoring?[/QUOTE]

AoA,

Since you are studying 11 subjects in English so it is recommended to opt Islamic studies in English. Socring depends on your knowledge and paper presentation. If you are good at English then opt this subject in English. It will also reduce your effort of practicing Urdu.

Good luck.

Aslam o Alaikum to all
I am new here and Can anybody suggest me the best optional Subjects to prepare for CSS which could be easily prepared in short time.