First capital was Philadelphia as per Articles of Confederation. First capital was New York as per the current constitution, so the answer was NY.

President appoints judges of the Supreme court. Senate ratified them. The mcq asked for the appointment, not for the ratification, so the answer was President. All my mcqs were correct. :pipe

[QUOTE=A Zeee;1086641]I know, both options are written in many sources. So, still I am not sure.[/QUOTE]i am sure bro. trust me.

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[QUOTE=Juttdegreat;1086645]i am sure bro. trust me.

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Okay.
I am not bro.

mine 19/20 in mcqs, but subject portion was critical. It might not be that much high scoring.....

[QUOTE=White horse;1086652]mine 19/20 in mcqs, but subject portion was critical. It might not be that much high scoring.....[/QUOTE]darr hai lay na doobay is baar bhi.

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My gut feeling is that 99% will fail in Essay. The failure in subjects such as Composition, Islamyat will be less than 1% as both the papers were very easy.

Guys the one about statue of liberty was opposite like donated by USA to France not France to USA.so the answer was none of these.

[QUOTE=abidkhan;1086667]Guys the one about statue of liberty was opposite like donated by USA to France not France to USA.so the answer was none of these.[/QUOTE]

No, I don't think so.