Ultimate CSS Current Affairs Preparation Course

CSS | CSS Current Affairs
PKR 2000

Ultimate CSS Current Affairs Preparation Course

Ultimate CSS Current Affairs Preparation Course

 CSS gives people the chance to serve their country, influence legislation, and have a constructive impact on society. Current affairs is a compulsory section of CSS examination. It carries 100 marks. In this section, the candidates appearing for the exam are tested on their general knowledge regarding history, politics, domestic and international affairs.


Course Overview

  1. Latest Current Affairs Update provided.
  2. Ideal answers from toppers of CSS
  3. Built to prepare you for exam in less than 30 days.
  4. Assignments based on International and national current affairs.
  5. Practice with Past Papers.
  6. Effective learning methodology.

 

The Current Affairs preparatory course is designed to be completed within 30 days. It is a highly useful course specially designed by CSS high scorers using effective learning methodology. It comprises of latest global, international and national issues with their critical analysis and theory. The solved questions are then followed by assignments for evaluation and assessment for better understanding and preparation.

The multi-pronged approach is ideal for aspirants who want to ace the exam without reading multiple newspapers everyday for hours. It is a concise description of all current issues that need to be understood and critically analyzed. The past papers are also given to understand the question patterns, ideal answers and retrospective point of view. However, in order to understand the historical perspective and broaden the knowledge base , this course must be studied along Pakistan Affairs course. The combination of both subjects studied at the same time can be highly beneficial for comprehension of the topic and it will enhance the analytical abilities of the CSS aspirants.

Tabir Academy provides easy solutions to complex questions and this course is the demonstration of it.

 

Contributors:

Alishba Abrar & Fatima Qayyum