Syllabus Nips Academy

Prepared by: Ali Javed (Syllabus of Gk by Sir Mateen)
Nips Academy (Syllabus of SST General)

Subjective Paper of 100 Marks
Part-I (Compulsory)
1. English (Essay & Precise) (25 Marks)
2. General Method of Teaching & School/ Classroom Management (20 Marks)
Part-II:
The candidates are required to attempt:
1. Two Questions from Urdu,
2. One Question from Islamiat and
3. One Question from Pakistan Affairs.
(Non-Muslim Candidates are required to attempt Two Questions from Pakistan
Affairs instead of Islamiat)
1. Urdu (25 Marks)
2. Islamiat (15 Marks) (for Muslim Candidates)
3. Pakistan Affairs (15 Marks) (30 Marks for Non-Muslim)
(Syllabus of SST Science)

Part-I (Compulsory)
3. English (Essay) (20 Marks)
4. General Method of Teaching & School/ Classroom Management (20 Marks)
Part-II:
The candidates are required to choose any Two Subjects from the following Five Subjects
and attempt Two Questions from Each Section/ Subject:
1. Biology (30 Marks)
2. Chemistry (30 Marks)
3. Physics (30 Marks)
4. Mathematics (30 Marks)
5. Computer Science (30 Marks)
Nips Academy, Dr. Abdul Baqi Street, Jinnah Road, Quetta. Contact # 0312-8386917, 03342420578, 03368574967
Study Outline for SST English (Essay & Précis):

➢ Tenses:
➢ Sentences:
o Kinds of Sentences:
o Types of Sentences:
➢ Conditional Sentences:
➢ Voices (Active & Passive):
➢ Narrations (Direct & Indirect):
➢ Parts of Speech:
o With special focus on the correct usage of Prepositions:
o Correct usage of different Adverbs & Adjectives:
➢ Punctuation.
➢ How to avoid Grammatical Mistakes:
➢ Sentence Correction:
➢ Precise writing
➢ Essay Writing
o Cause & Effect Essay
o Narrative Essay
o Quotational/ Idiomatic Essay
✓ Daily Assignments:
➢ One Word Substitute: (5 daily)
➢ Foreign Terms: (5 daily)
➢ Pair of Words: (5 daily)
➢ Phrasal Verbs (5 daily)
➢ Idioms: (5 daily)
➢ Vocabulary
o Thesaurus (a lexeme with 5 synonyms & Antonyms) (5 daily)
Recommended Books:
✓ “English Grammar in Use” by Raymond Murphy (Cambridge University Press)
✓ “Practical English Usage” by M. Swan (Oxford University Press)
✓ “High School English Grammar & Composition” by Wren & Martin
✓ “Précis Writing” by R. Dhillon
✓ “Barron’s 1100 Words” by Barron
✓ “Advance Vocabulary for O-Levels” by Red spot publishers
✓ “Exploring the world of English” by Syed Sa’dat Ali Shah
✓ Brush up Your English by S.T. Imam
✓ Paragraph Writing by Professor Manzoor Mirza
✓ Sundry Reflection by Professor Manzoor Mirza
✓ Top 30 Essays by JWT
Study Outline for SST Islamiat
I. Introduction to Islam
✓ Concept of Islam
✓ Importance of Din in Human Life
✓ Difference between Din and Religion
✓ Distinctive aspects of Islam
✓ Islamic beliefs and its Impacts on Individual & Society and the Fundamentals of Islam.
✓ Islamic Worships: Spiritual, Moral and Social Impact.
II. Study of Serah of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W) as Role Model for;
✓ Individual
✓ Diplomat
✓ Educator
✓ Military Strategist
✓ Peace Maker
III. Human Rights and Status of Woman in Islam.
✓ Human right and status of woman in Islam
✓ Dignity of Man and Woman
IV. Islamic Civilization and Culture.
✓ Meanings and Vital Elements.
✓ Role of Civilization in development of Human Personality and Community.
✓ Characteristic of Islamic Civilization (Tauheed, Self-Purification, Dignity of Man, Equality,
Social Justice, Moral Values, Tolerance, Rule of Law)
V. Islam and the World.
✓ Impact of Islamic Civilization on the West and Vice Versa.
✓ The Role of Islam in the Modern World.
✓ Muslim World and the Contemporary Challenges.
✓ Rise of Extremism.
VI. Public Administration and Governance in Islam.
✓ Concept of Public Administration in Islam.
✓ Quranic Guidance on Good Governance.
✓ Concept of Governance and its Applications in the light of Quran, Sunnah and Fiqh.
✓ Governance Structure in Islam (Shura, Legislation, sources of Islamic Law)
✓ Governance under Pious Caliphate.
✓ Particular letters of Hazrat Umar (R.A) and Hazrat Ali (R.A) to different Authorities.
✓ Responsibilities of Civil Servants.
✓ System of Accountability (hisbah) in Islam
VII. Islamic Code of Life.
✓ Salient features of Islamic Systems;
o Social System
o Political System
o Economic System
o Judicial System, and
o Administrative System.
✓ Procedure of Ijma and Ijtihad.
➢ Recommended Books:
o “Islami Nazarya-e-Hayat” by Professor Khurshid Ahmad
o “Islam, Its Meanings and Message” by Professor Khurshid Ahmad
o “Introduction to Islam” by Dr. Hameed Ullah
o “Seerat-un-Nabi (S.A.W.W) Vol-I” by Shibli Noumani
o Translation and Tafseer of last ten Chapters/ Surah.
o Friday Special Islamic Page from various Dailies.
❖ How to get good Marks:

➢ All Questions to be attempted like a “Research Work”, i.e. profusely saturated
and decorated with “references” related to the topic from the given sources (At
least 3 to 5 per Question).;
✓ Quran
✓ Hadith
✓ Companions/Muslim Scholars/Books
✓ Orientalists (Non-Muslims/ Western Scholars)
✓ Poetry
➢ Write to the point and discuss all related items in a question.
➢ Attempt the best-prepared question first, and the suit as second best, the third and so
on.
➢ Give as much Headings as possible, and use a color marker as allowed by FPSC for
writing “Headings”, “Ahadith”, “Ayath”, and “Ashar” etc. to make them prominent.
➢ Attempt all the required questions in detail. You can cut short ‘second’, ‘third’ and
‘forth’ questions rationally, but not in any case the ‘first’ and ‘last’ questions.
➢ Writing must be legible and lucid, and the Quranic Verses be punctuated and
translated accurately.
❖ How to Attempt:
Salubrious expression and presentation of the Question fetch good marks. It is the
decoration of paper that provides the optimum score. Some valued tips may encapsulate;
➢ Start a Question with a ‘Sura/Verse’, ‘Hadith’, or with a ‘Saying/Quotation’ of a renowned

scholar.
➢ If started from Ayah or Hadith, try to remain in this and try to explain that Ayah or Hadith
in relation with the question.
➢ Try to explain the Verse or Hadith as a justification for your arguments, not go simply
explaining the Verse or Hadith. The written/quoted Verse or Hadith justify the writer’s
arguments and is written in support, advocacy or reference for writer’s comments/
arguments, not for the purpose of explaining it.
➢ Try to insert another Verse or Hadith after explaining the previous hadith in a previous
para and keep this precedent afterwards as well.
➢ An ideal question may well be summed up with a relevant Verse, Hadith, Sayings,
Quotations or with a Poetry.
➢ Keep an eagle eye on the watch and dedicate equal time for each Question. Do not
sacrifice one question at the cost of other (first and the last Question must be given
quintessential importance)
Study Outline for SST Pakistan Affairs

1. Evolution of Muslim Society & its dynamics
2. Downfall and Deformation of Muslim Society/Rule in Sub-continent & its factors.
3. Renaissance of Muslim Society in Sub-Continent.
4. Sheikh Ahmed Sirhandi
5. Shah Waliullah
6. Syed Ahmed Shaheed/ Jihad Movement
7. Haji Shariat Ullah/ Faraizi Movement.
8. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan/ Aligarh Movement.
10. Deoband Movemnt (Dar-ul-uloom Deoband)
11. Aligarh v/s Deoband
12. Nadwat-e-Ulema, Lucknow & Anjuman Himat-e-Islam, Lahore.
13. War of Independence (1857)
14. Indian Councils Act of 1861
15. Hindi-Urdu Controversy (1867)
16. Indian National Congress (1885)
14. Partition of Bengal (1905)
15. Shimla Deputation (1906)
16. Formation of All Indian Muslim League ( 1906)
17. Minto-Morley Reforms (1909)
18. Annulment of Bengal (1911)
20. Kanpur Mosque Tragedy (1913)
21. Lucknow Pact 1916
22. Montague-Chelmsford Reforms (1919)
26. Khilafat Movement ( 1919-1924)
29. Nehru Report ( 1928)
31. Delhi Proposals (1929)
32. Quaid-e-Azam’s Fourteen Points (1929)
33. Simon Commission (1930)
34. Round Table Conferences (1930-32)
35. Gandhi-Irwin Pact (1931) & Poona Pact (1932)
36. Communal Award (1932)
39. Congress Ministries (1937)
41. Pakistan/ Lahore Resolution (1940)
42. Cripps Mission (1942)
43. Jinnah-Gandhi Talks
44. Simla Conference (1945)
45. Elections of 1945
46. Cabinet Mission, 1946
48. 3rd June Plan (1947)
49. Radcliffe Award (1947)
50. Partition of Bengal and Punjab Independence Act, 1947
51. Two-Nation Theory
52. Administrative Problems (After Independence)
53. Financial Constraints, Refugees Problems, Constitutional Crisis, Territorial Disputes, Canal Water
Dispute, Kashmir Dispute.
54. Delay in Constitution Making in various eras till 1973.
55. Separation of West Pakistan (Bangladesh)
56. Creation and Abolition of ONE Unit
57. Water Crisis/Management in Pakistan
58. Energy Crisis/Management
59. Problems of Industrialization
60. Educational Development
61. Taxation Reforms
62. Geo-strategic location of Pakistan.
63. Land Reforms
64. Nationalization
65. Privatization
66. All Current Problems related to Pakistan’s Politics, Economy, Education, Sovereignty and Foreign
Policy etc…
➢ Recommended Books:
• Trek to Pakistan by Ahmad Saeed.
• Degree (BA/BSc) Book of Pakistan Affairs by Oxford Publication
• Notes of Professor Hassan Askari Rizwi.
Study Outline for SST Pedagogy

✓ General Method of Teaching
✓ School Management
✓ Classroom Management
Study Outline for SST Urdu

✓ Urdu Poetry
✓ Essay
Study Outline for SST Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths &

Computer Science
✓ Course Outline of Class 9th & 10th.
Nips Academy (Syllabus of Inspector)

Part-I (Compulsory)
1. English
2. General Knowledge
3. Current Affairs
(Syllabus of Assistant Sub-Inspector)

Part-I (Compulsory)
1. English Essay
2. Urdu Essay
3. General Knowledge
4. Translation:
a. From Urdu to English
b. From English to Urdu
Study Outline for English (ASI & Sub-Inspector):

➢ Tenses:
➢ Sentences:
➢ Punctuation.
➢ Translation:
➢ Different types of letter writing:
➢ Application Writing
➢ Precise writing Translation: (Only for ASI Aspirants)
➢ Making Comprehensions
➢ Expansion (of a given Quote/Idiom/Phrase or Idea)
➢ Essay Writing
o Narrative Essay
➢ Vocabulary
Recommended Books:
Syllabus of General Knowledge

Mains Areas Questions from Past papers
Inventions with ‘Dates’: 1. Sewing machine
2. The Steam hammer
3. the power loom
4. lithography,
5. television,
6. Electroscope,
7. Potentiometer,
8. Voltmeter,
9. Battery,
10. Generator,
11. Internet,
12. Father of Science,
13. Father of observational Astronomy,
14. Father of Modern Physics,
15. Father of Scientific Methods,
16. Who developed mechanical devices in
17th Century that could add, subtract,
multiply, divide and square root?
17. Who devised language for the blind in
the 19th century?
18. John Napier invented what in 1614?
19. Where was Ice Cream invented?
20. What country used pepper for the first
time?
Discoveries with ‘Dates’: 1. Malaria germ,
2. Causes of sleeping sickness,
3. the art of producing white enamel,
4. the planet Uranus, law of gravitation
Creations with ‘Dates’: 1. Tarzan,
2. Bugs Bunny,
3. Mickey Mouse,
Founders with ‘Dates’: 1. Boys Scouts,

2. Young Men’s Christian Association,
3. Kindergarten System of Education,
4. Pitman System of Shorthand,
5. Study of Eugenics,
Animals: 1. Places where different animals live?

✓ dray,
✓ formicarium,
✓ den
2. Mammals and egg laying animals.
3. What animal sleeps, eats and rests on its
back?
4. A cat is feline- what animal is murine?
5. What has 12000 eyes?
6. A cow Moos A cock Crows, what does an apes
do? (Sounds)
7. What are young bats called?
8. What animals name translates as Water
horse?
9. What is female elephant called?
Countries, Capitals and 1. Forbidden City,
2. City of Golden Gates,
Currencies and their
3. Uncle Sam,
Sobriquets: 4. City of Roses
5. Capitals and currencies.
6. Old names of the countries
Parliament Names 1. Names of the various parliaments of the
different countries.
Geography: 1. Poles,
2. Seas,
3. Straits,
4. Oceans,
5. Deepest point,
6. highest points,
7. Volcanoes,
8. Tectonic plates,
9. Planets (Size,
10. Satellites,
11. Distance from earth, Sequence),
12. Asteroids,
13. Eclipse (Solar and Lunar),
14. peninsula,
15. Bay,
16. Gulfs,
Biological Sciences: 1. Diseases (their former names and
causes),
2. Phobias (Pogonophobia, Acrophobia),
3. Blood and its different components,
4. different branches of Science, Reason etc
IT: 1. Generations of the computer, Device that
saves hardware and software from break
down etc
Abbreviations: 1. NACTA,
2. IDP,
3. OGDC,
4. PCB
5. LNG,
6. ECG,
7. LED,
8. BMW,
9. LFO,
10. YMCA
Terminologies 1. White fuel
2. April Gentleman
• Literary 3. Father of the waters
4. Jack Tar
5. Bird of Juno
6. Pawpaw
7. Ha-ha
8. Symphony
9. The Gilded Chamber
10. Iron Horse
11. The Coliseum
12. Karo-Kari
13. Vani or Swara
14. Qanongo
• Scientific 1. Adam’s Apple
2. Apology
3. Etiology
4. Epistemology
5. Gerontology
6. Tautology
7. Histology
• Political 1. Talibanization
2. Enlightened Moderation
3. Brexit
4. Sawar and Jhalawan
• Economic 1. Hundi
• Law 1. Limbs of the law
• Military
Largest and Smallest: 1. Mountains
2. States in US
3. fresh and sea water lakes
4. Seas
5. Graveyards
6. largest islands
7. animals
8. Gold Mines
9. Producers (Tea, Coffee, Wheat, Sugar etc)
10. Oil reservoirs
11. Dams
Personalities: 1. Iron Lady, John Napier, Halaku Khan,
Recent Noble Prize winners
2. Who was the only US president who led
Army actively while in the office?
3. Pakistan First second or third: Governor
Generals, PM, Presidents, CMs of the
Provinces, Governors, Generals, Notable
writers,
4. Personalities from history: Queen of
Athens, Spartan
Characters: 2. Penipilop
3. James Bond,
4. Bean,
5. Pied Piper,
6. Bugs and Bunny
Books: 1. Julian Of Norwich, Translation of Holy
Quran by whom and into which
languages, Book of SEERAH and their
Writers, (Literary books and their writers
very rarely)
Wonders of the World. 1. Statue of Rhesus
2. Hanging Garden ETC
Physics, Maths and Analytical 1. Conversions of various units (1kw, 1

Fathom, Ganta in to inches, Hectors)
Reasoning
2. If 2461 is CARE what will be 6421?
3. If Ali has bought 8 books of 800 and he
sells 6 on 800, what will be the % of profit
on all books?
Current Affairs 15. Juvenile Justice System ordinance is
landmark legislation, how effective can it
International: prove for the children, accused of
committing crime?
1. Catalonia 16. Explain how China is playing divide and
2. Rohingya rule policy in the South China Sea
3. Doklam conflict?
4. South China Sea 17. Will India go to war with China on
5. CPEC (In Intl aspect) Doklam? Discuss.
6. Regional Apparatus 18. National integration is nothing but the
7. Middle East crisis manifestation of the close cooperation
between the govt. and the governed, and
8. North Korea Missile crisis and its
among the provinces? Give your opinion.
relations with US 19. Why drug abuse is on rise in Pakistan,
9. AFPAK Policy especially among the students?
10. New Afghan Policy 20. To establish a true democracy in
11. Global Warming Pakistan, mass literacy must be
12. IMA eliminated by ensuring the
13. Recent SCO conference implementation of Article 25(A) of the
14. Zimbabwe Crisis constitution; what is your point of view?
21. Explain the following:
1. Operation Zarb e Azb
2. Global Warming
3. FATA merger
Domestic: 4. Islamic Military Alliance
5. CPEC
1. National Integration 6. Rohingiya People
2. Constitutional Amendments 7. AFPAK policy
3. Census 22. Vision 2025? (GDP, Goals, Literacy rate)
4. FATA merger 23. World on edge of another nuclear war?
5. Dahrna Politics in Pakistan Discuss in light of the recent US-North
6. Drugs usage in educational institutes Korea relations.
7. Kashmir Issue 24. The history of the warfare in
Afghanistan suggests nobody ever wins.
8. Vision 2025
Discuss in the light of US new strategy on
9. CPEC, repercussions and benefits for
Afghanistan?
Pakistan 25. Catalonia Crisis and its main causes?
10. Cyber, Juvenile, Election bills 26. NAP?
27. Myanmar- Rohingya crisis and refugee
crisis? What was the reaction of the
Muslim Ummah?
28. UNO?
29. Kashmir issue?
Scientific Reasoning 1.
2.
What is in detergent powder for removing stains?
What makes lake water green from far?
3. Why are leave green?
✓ Urdu Essay (Only for ASI Aspirants)
________________________
Study Outline/Roadmap for English (Essay & Précis):

➢ Tenses:
➢ Sentences:
➢ Phrases & Its Types:
➢ Clauses & Its Types:
➢ Punctuation.
➢ Translation:
➢ Different types of letter writing:
➢ Application Writing
➢ Precise writing
➢ Making Comprehensions
➢ Expansion (of a given Quote/Idiom/Phrase or Idea)
➢ Essay Writing
o Narrative Essay
➢ Vocabulary
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Prepared by: Ali Javed (Syllabus of Gk by Sir Mateen)

Nips Academy (Syllabus of SST General)

(Syllabus of SST Science)

Study Outline for SST English (Essay & Précis):

Study Outline for SST Islamiat

❖ How to get good Marks:

➢ Start a Question with a ‘Sura/Verse’, ‘Hadith’, or with a ‘Saying/Quotation’ of a renowned

Study Outline for SST Pakistan Affairs

Study Outline for SST Pedagogy

Study Outline for SST Urdu

Study Outline for SST Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths &

Nips Academy (Syllabus of Inspector)

(Syllabus of Assistant Sub-Inspector)

Study Outline for English (ASI & Sub-Inspector):

Syllabus of General Knowledge

Founders with ‘Dates’: 1. Boys Scouts,

Animals: 1. Places where different animals live?

• Law 1. Limbs of the law

Physics, Maths and Analytical 1. Conversions of various units (1kw, 1

Study Outline/Roadmap for English (Essay & Précis):

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