English Composition: (65/100)

I prepared vocabulary from GRE books and idioms from Collins Idioms Dictionary +net
+Exploring English. I practiced few essays, paragraphs and prcis mainly from past papers
because I didnt have enough time. For prcis I just consulted exploring English

In English composition paper, I attempted synonyms antonyms and active passive first then
I moved on to comprehension. My last question was prcis as it was quite time demanding.

A good website for idioms is http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/ . For

synonyms, antonyms and vocabulary this site is helpful (it has GRE vocabulary
list):http://www.postech.ac.kr/~gla/gre/

Everyday Science: (80/100)

EDS from net (howstuffworks.com)+ Imtiaz Shahid Book + Akram Kashmiri + Encarta +
Wikipedia.

In my opinion, consult howstuffworks.com its a good website for EDS in addition to

consulting your books also buy O level biology, chemistry and physics books.

Current Affairs: (64/100)

For current affairs I read Dawn + Nation + News + Current Affairs Digest + Newsweek +
Times + Economist + World times (Jehangir book depot) + Contemporary Affairs by Imtiaz
Shahid (read atleast 3 latest editions) + Khaleej Times + Washington Post + New York
times.

For current affairs read some good columnists for example in Dawn read Tariq Fatemi,
Sultan Khan in Nation Shamshad Ali Khan in News Shirin Mazari ,Ayaz Amir,Farrukh Saleem
in daily Times read Hasan Askari Rizvi and Ejaz Haider(u can find these papers online)

I mostly read columns and editorials in a newspaper. I've found a great website for those
people who wants to read different columnists all in one place it
is: http://www.pkcolumnist.com/

Pakistan Affairs: (57/100)

In Pak affairs I started with a quote then introductory paragraph + few more quotes then
flow chart or table(if any) then conclusion and critical analysis plus quote at the end. For
objective you can buy any good objective book.

For Pak Affairs: I.H Qureshi book is good. You can memorize some paragraphs from there
and book of Pak Affairs by Star book depot is also helpful. I also quoted from some other
books in Quaid-e-Azam library Pak history section. Ikram Rabbani is another book I'd
recommend

Islamiat: (62/100)

I opted Islamiat in Urdu because it is more scoring and I quoted in Arabic. They lengthy of
my answer is about 4-7 pages.

For Islamiat there are many good books available in market. Try to read Islamic edition of
various newspapers like Dawn and Nation.