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help needed please about fsc or A level
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ok I did!
hey why dont u call this education councellor? Heres the no. waghera:
Yousuf Almas
Career Counselor - Educational Advisor
Fellow-Royal Society of Medicine - UK
Islamabad - Pakistan
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.eduvision.edu.pk
Tel: 051-2213201
Yousuf Almas
Career Counselor - Educational Advisor
Fellow-Royal Society of Medicine - UK
Islamabad - Pakistan
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.eduvision.edu.pk
Tel: 051-2213201
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Go for A levels.
Most of the private universities accept A level qualification and it's recognized degree world wide.
Most of the private universities accept A level qualification and it's recognized degree world wide.
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grade wise I think you should go for Fs.c . It's easier to get grades and a good percentage... And aptitude tests are also based on Fs.c syllabus too... Not on the Fs.c pattern, but the material is the same... except for some shortcuts... And NUST needs at least 60% to be eligible to get admission in it in intermediate or A level, but needs 80% in aptitude tests. :|
Concept wise A level is better. And Federal board ( Islamabad board) is known to be more difficult than both A level and Fs.c...
And one more thing, you mentioned Chemistry... I've known that Chemical engineering in KU is better than that in NED ! But sadly there's politics in KU... :|
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A level is good if you want to go out of Pakistan right after A level... But most of the students go out of Pakistan after doing their BS degree and getting a job experience too... So it becomes the same... Well, that's what I think :\
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But you might have heard A level students usually progress faster in universities... So that's a factor too...
I just told the pros and cons I know . I can't decide for you...
thanks alot guyz i choose inter from akh and have qualified even when i left 26 mcqs out of 100. i donot know how . a.abid what abt uSadly the worst part
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and Mustehssun IqbalSadly the worst part
About the Fsc syllabus thing, you people have a misconception....
The Entry test syllabus is vast.
A level students have to study some topics which were not part of A level syllabus...
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Other board students also have to study some topics which were not part of their syllabus, it might be part of other board's syllabus!
Quit whining, the other board's students face the same issue!
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i'm not whining... there's a list of topics which are in Fs.c syllabus... Take Circle, hyperbola, parabola, eclipse, sets, functions and binary relations, and a lot of them too. I'm just telling the truth so people become aware...and Mustehssun Iqbal
About the Fsc syllabus thing, you people have a misconception....
The Entry test syllabus is vast.
A level students have to study some topics which were not part of A level syllabus...
AND
Other board students also have to study some topics which were not part of their syllabus, it might be part of other board's syllabus!
Quit whining, the other board's students face the same issue!
My cousin is in NUST and he told me this, and I found it true as well... :\
It's true that other boards have to study some topics. But the material is mostly Fs.c related. I do agree that we have an advantage of having better concepts than Fs.c students but the syllabus is more to their side. Maybe you haven't looked closely to the Fs.c textbooks brother. I' m not talking about their past papers, we all know they're repeated, but I'm talking specifically about the Fs.c textbooks.
And aptitude tests are having more and more percentage in Pakistan universities than the intermediatte/ equivalent grades. Do you know why?? It's because Fs.c checking has become highly corrupt now. Papers are done in homes. Papers are even checked by teachers at gunpoint unfairly... That's why aptitude tests are having more percentage than grades nowadays. So that people who actually studied in their intermediate level can get fair no. of seats rather than students who unfairly got grades...
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And it might just differ on the approach to learning brother... Maybe you grasp the concepts from the ECAT material. But that's advanced for me. To study that material, I feel the need of first studying the Fs.c syllabus too...and Mustehssun Iqbal
About the Fsc syllabus thing, you people have a misconception....
The Entry test syllabus is vast.
A level students have to study some topics which were not part of A level syllabus...
AND
Other board students also have to study some topics which were not part of their syllabus, it might be part of other board's syllabus!
Quit whining, the other board's students face the same issue!
and I am also a big fan of route learning as well
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yes but almost, like smzimran mentioned above, other boards have to study new topics. for ECAT too... Fluid dynamics??
haha I don't know...I am still confused whether to do F.Sc or Alevels...its such a tough decision
yeah!well good luck u have a month to decide
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I AM GONNA GIVE YOU AN HONEST ADVICE..PLEASE GO FOR FSC,,i did a levels..i am giving entry test, they all are based on fsc,,,,,no faida of doing alevel..TRUST ME (I REGRET MY DECISION OF DOING A LEVELS,FSC MATHS IS SO DIFFERENT FROM A LEVELS)..I AM SUFFERING A LOT
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or start studying Fs.c books 3 months before aptitude tests, like studying it seriously... some people do that too...