Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies Discuss Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies on Med Studentz Medical School Forum, the forum where medical students talk about foreign medical school admissions, studying for the USMLE Step exams, and medical student life in general.
Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies in Pakistan Medical Schools.
Welcome to the Med Studentz Medical School Forum, a friendly and informative medical student forum where you can join hundreds of other medical students from all over the world discussing everything related to foreign medical school, studying for the USMLE, and the medical profession in general.
To gain full access to Med Studentz Medical School Forum you must register for a free account.
As a registered member you will be able to:
Post and participate in discussions throughout the board.
Communicate with complete privacy with other medical students around the world.
Find the latest valuable information regarding how to obtain electives, internships and residencies.
Access special Members Only features not available to unregistered users.
All this and much more is available to you absolutely free when you register for an account, so sign up today!
If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact us.
I was wondering. Do you have Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies in your curriculum? Are they taught in English? and How hard are they for a foreign student?
__________________ Pre-Dentistry in the Chi!
"The struggle for freedom does not always lead to freedom. After the struggle the winners introduce their own order, which is freedom for them, but oppression for others.
The struggle for freedom is meaningful only when one also fights for the freedom of others, who think and believe differently ad have different creative ideas"
-Jouzas Mieliulis
They usually teach it for a few months or so in first or second year. The lectures are all in urdu by some weird Mullah guy who likes to scream a lot and he is basically preaching, nothing on the exam is taught really, but it isnt really a problem for the locals as they have studied this stuff and given exams on it their whole lives in their fsc and a or o or Q or JFK levels or whatever the freaking fudge they do!
I failed mine on first attempt not because it was hard but because the Islamic questions were REALLY REALLY REALLY stupid makes you wonder who makes these exams, so I wrote 10 pages on what a stupid question it was and how its contradictory in islam and that makes no sense haha.
On my second attempt I more than passed with flying marks although I never attended a single class of the islamiat pak studies cuz of the crazy mullah. The Islamiat was ok, Pak studies was difficult though they ask weird questions on Pakistan relating to its past with India and Jinnah and weird weird stuff but I only studied the night before with some friends who told me important things and I was able to Bull $|-|1T my way though it. By the way 50% of paki exams require some amount of BS to get through.
And lastly, you dont HAVE to pass it to contine on to the next year, just once during the 5 years but most people get through initially! Its actually not worth even worrying about or asking but now that you know, get it out of ure mind haha.
Last edited by maik7upurz : 03-15-2007 at 12:53 AM.
Reason: spelling mistakes
"The struggle for freedom does not always lead to freedom. After the struggle the winners introduce their own order, which is freedom for them, but oppression for others.
The struggle for freedom is meaningful only when one also fights for the freedom of others, who think and believe differently ad have different creative ideas"
-Jouzas Mieliulis
i went to see this one school and the office had folders upon folders piled up with papers overflowing...and this wasnt in just one corner of the room, this was throughout the whole entire room. and then there were broken computers everywhere too :\ lol wish i took a picture.
school has been in session for...what almost 3 months now? and yesterday was the first time the teacher showed up
WOW! thats a lazy careless teacher...haha
__________________ Pre-Dentistry in the Chi!
"The struggle for freedom does not always lead to freedom. After the struggle the winners introduce their own order, which is freedom for them, but oppression for others.
The struggle for freedom is meaningful only when one also fights for the freedom of others, who think and believe differently ad have different creative ideas"
-Jouzas Mieliulis