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Lahore high court which type of exam would be conduct Subjective type or Objective please Help.
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Any person knows….?
Lahore high court which type of exam would be conduct Subjective type or Objective please Help.
Paper woul be subjective as well as objective.
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SALAM,
The exams conducted by high court is subjective type. No objective or mcqs type question will be asked.
This information is subjected to High Court Judicial
FOLLOW THE LINK BELOW FOR PCS JUDICIAL EXAMS INFORMATION


http://www.cssforum.com.pk/groups/pcs-judicial-aspirants.html
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