Reviews for History of Pakistan & India by JWT Book
 

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If you want quality material on Indo Pak-History then read Sohail Bhatti's "Muslim Rule in India and Pakistan" and R.C Majumdar's "An Advanced History of India"

[QUOTE=Agha Shahriyar Khan;1097895]If you want quality material on Indo Pak-History then read Sohail Bhatti's "Muslim Rule in India and Pakistan" and R.C Majumdar's "An Advanced History of India"[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Agha Shahriyar Khan;1097895]If you want quality material on Indo Pak-History then read Sohail Bhatti's "Muslim Rule in India and Pakistan" and R.C Majumdar's "An Advanced History of India"[/QUOTE]


Yeah Sohail Bhatti’s book is really good. I don’t understand how candidates read from guide books like jwt or advanced publishers and hope to get good marks..do they think the paper checkers don’t notice these things? How 80% of the answers seem to be from the same source.

@OP
First of all, don’t opt Indo-Pak as it’s among the most targeted subjects. The 2019 paper was absolute poison. If I didn’t have a background in this field , I might have flunked it.

But if you’re still insisting , then I would recommend 3 books for Indo-Pak

712-1856: Book by Sohail Bhatti which Agha has mentioned.

1857-1947: Trek to Pakistan by khalid bin Sayeed.

1947 to present : Constitutional and political history by Hamid Khan (3 questions in the 2019 paper came from this book).

[QUOTE=GhazMar;1097979]Yeah Sohail Bhatti’s book is really good. I don’t understand how candidates read from guide books like jwt or advanced publishers and hope to get good marks..do they think the paper checkers don’t notice these things? How 80% of the answers seem to be from the same source.

@OP
First of all, don’t opt Indo-Pak as it’s among the most targeted subjects. The 2019 paper was absolute poison. If I didn’t have a background in this field , I might have flunked it.

But if you’re still insisting , then I would recommend 3 books for Indo-Pak

712-1856: Book by Sohail Bhatti which Agha has mentioned.

1857-1947: Trek to Pakistan by khalid bin Sayeed.

1947 to present : Constitutional and political history by Hamid Khan (3 questions in the 2019 paper came from this book).[/QUOTE]
2019 paper of indopak was very lethal and challenging

[QUOTE=GhazMar;1097979]Yeah Sohail Bhatti’s book is really good. I don’t understand how candidates read from guide books like jwt or advanced publishers and hope to get good marks..do they think the paper checkers don’t notice these things? How 80% of the answers seem to be from the same source.

@OP
First of all, don’t opt Indo-Pak as it’s among the most targeted subjects. The 2019 paper was absolute poison. If I didn’t have a background in this field , I might have flunked it.

But if you’re still insisting , then I would recommend 3 books for Indo-Pak

712-1856: Book by Sohail Bhatti which Agha has mentioned.

1857-1947: Trek to Pakistan by khalid bin Sayeed.

1947 to present : Constitutional and political history by Hamid Khan (3 questions in the 2019 paper came from this book).[/QUOTE]

Trek to Pakistan is by Ahmed Saeed. Khalid bin Saeed is the author of Pakistan: The Formative Years.

The reference books you have recommended are all good but I think it’s nice to have a guide book for quick review. It is of course imprudent to rely solely on guide books.