PPSC PMS Syllabus for Compulsory Papers 2022 – Outlines for Compulsory Subjects
Here you will find the PPSC PMS Syllabus for Compulsory Papers 2022. Complete Outlines for Compulsory Subjects of PMS 2022 is given on Parho Pakistan.
PMS Syllabus for Optional Subjects 2022
English Essay – 100 Marks
Candidates would be required to write an essay in English of about 1500 words. A wide choice of topics will be given in the question paper. The topics may include those on issues related to education, economy, foreign policy, governance, human rights, constitution, law & order and other socio-economic
issues related to Pakistan and topics of general nature.
The candidates are expected to reflect a clear understanding of the topic, conceptual clarity and logical reasoning. Candidate’s articulation, expression and correct use of English language will be examined.
English (Precis, Comprehension & Translation) – 100 Marks
English Precis and Comprehension: The examination will essentially test the ability of the candidates to handle precis writing, comprehension, syntax, translation, grammar, vocabulary etc.
(1) Precis Writing: A passage of generic nature with enough room for compression shall be given for writing a precis and suggesting a suitable topic.
(2) Comprehension: A carefully selected passage, which is rich in substance but not specific to any discipline, shall be given followed by five questions requiring answers from the passage itself.
3) Grammar & Vocabulary: Questions relating to correct usage of tense, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, punctuations, verbs shall be given.
(4) Sentence Correction: Sentences may be given, each having a flaw in grammar, punctuations or use of capitals. Candidates shall be expected to correct them without making unnecessary alterations.
(5) Grouping of Words & Pair of Words: Words, chosen randomly, may be given that need to be grouped by candidates in pairs having similar or opposite meaning, use of idioms and proverbs as may be clearly directed in the question, antonyms, synonyms, etc.
Translation: A short passage in Urdu that may contain figurative or idiomatic expressions, shall be given for an accurate translation into English.
Urdu (Essay, Precis, Comprehension & Translation) – 100 Marks
Candidates would be required to write an essay in Urdu of about 1000 words. A wide choice of topics will be given in the question paper. The topics may include those on issues related to education, economy, foreign policy, governance, human rights, constitution, law & order and other socio-economic issues related to Pakistan and topics of general nature.
b. The candidates are expected to reflect a clear understanding of the topic, conceptual clarity and logical reasoning. The candidate’s articulation, expression and correct use of Urdu language will be examined.
c. Urdu Precis and Comprehension: The examination will essentially test the ability of the candidates to handle precis writing, comprehension, syntax, translation, grammar, vocabulary, etc.
(1) Precis Writing: A passage of generic nature with enough room for compression shall be given for writing a precis and suggesting a suitable topic.
(2) Comprehension: A carefully selected passage, which is rich in substance but not specific to any discipline, shall be given followed by five questions requiring answers from the passage itself.
(3) Grammar & Vocabulary: Questions relating to correct usage of tense, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, punctuations, verbs shall be given.
(4) Sentence Correction: Sentences may be given, each having a flaw in grammar, punctuations or use of capitals. Candidates shall be expected to correct them without making unnecessary alterations.
(5) Grouping of Words & Pair of Words: Words, chosen randomly, may be given that need to be grouped by candidates in pairs having similar or opposite meaning, use of idioms and proverbs as may be clearly directed in the question, antonyms, synonyms, etc.
d. Translation: A short passage in English that may contain figurative or idiomatic expressions shall be given for an accurate translation into Urdu.
Islamic Studies (Both Subjective & Objective) – 100 Marks
Islamic Studies:
(1) Introduction to Islam: Advent of Islam, Fundamentals of Islam, Concepts and their Importance, Deen and its religious impact on individual and society; spiritual, moral and social impact. Basic Beliefs, Amar Bilmaroof and Nahi anil Munkir.
(2) Seerat-un-Nabi: Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a Messenger, Reformer, Administrator, Educator, Diplomat, Statesman, Military Leader etc.
(3) Early Islamic History upto Khulfa-e Rashideen
(4) Human Rights in Islam Including Status of Women, Rights of Minorities.
(5) Islam and the World: Impact on the West and vice versa; Role in the modern world; Contemporary challenges for the Muslim world and Muslim minorities in the world.
(6) Islamic Code of Life: Salient features of Islamic socio-political and economic system, judicial system and administrative system; Ijtihad & its forms.
For Non-Muslim Candidates Ethics (both Subjective & Objective)
(i) Religions of the World-Revealed & NonRevealed.
(ii) Important Religious Books
(iii) Contribution of Religions in Development of Societies.
(iv) Ethics & Morality.
(v) Human Rights and Obligations.
(vi) Commonality in Religions.
(vii ) Revelation
Pakistan Studies (Both Subjective & Objective) – 100 Marks
- Muslim rule in the sub-continent and its down fall. Muslim renaissance, reform and educational movements. Pakistan Movement; Role of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Allama Iqbal and Quaid-e-Azam in the making of Pakistan.
- Land and People of Pakistan. Geography, Society, Culture, Natural Resources, Agriculture, Industry,
Education. - Pakistan and the changing regional scenario.
- Pakistan’s nuclear programme and international concerns.
- Regional Cooperation including SAARC, ECO, SCO and the role of Pakistan.
- Socio-economic challenges and opportunities in Pakistan.
- National security dynamics and challenges for Pakistan.
- Pakistan and the United Nations.
- Pakistan and important global issues, including Palestine, growing extremism and militancy, war on
terror etc. - Constitutional history of Pakistan.
- Political evolution since 1971.
- Foreign Policy of Pakistan, Pakistan & its Neighbors, Super Powers, the Islamic Block and the European Union.
- Evolution of democracy and democratic institutions in Pakistan.
- Kashmir Dispute.
- Situation in Afghanistan since 1979 and its impact on Pakistan.
- Pakistan’s energy problems, their economic impact and prospects for the future.
- Socio-economic, problems of Pakistan and strategies to deal with issues related to poverty, education, health, sanitation, empowerment of women and human rights.
- 1973 Constitution, Constitutional amendments and important Constitutional cases.
- Governance issues in Pakistan, accountability, transparency, Fundamental Rights, Women empowerment, Sustainable developments goals etc.
General Knowledge (Objective) – 100 Marks
- Current Affairs
- Physical Sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Environment Studies
- Food Sciences
- Computer Science & Information Technology
- Basic Mathematics
- General
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