Pakistan Affairs Past Paper 2015

Statement questions fill the Pakistan Affairs past paper 2015, and candidates argue each claim. Q.2 states that Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was in no way pro-British and demands agreement or disagreement, with arguments. Q.3 blames the Hindu reaction to the partition of Bengal in 1905 for the widening gulf between Muslims and Hindus. Q.4 calls the Khilafat Movement an emotional movement. Q.5 denies that the separation of East Pakistan negated the Two Nation Theory. Q.6 steps away from the statements and lists the main features of Pakistan’s cultural heritage. Q.7 asks whether Islamization in the Zia era was a need of Pakistan or political propaganda. Q.8 evaluates Pakistan’s role in the War on Terror.

What this paper contains

  • This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
  • Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs, per the printed header)
  • Q.2 — “Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was in no way pro-British”: agree or disagree
  • Q.3 — Hindu reaction to the partition of Bengal (1905) and the widening Muslim-Hindu gulf
  • Q.4 — “Khilafat Movement was an emotional movement”: discuss
  • Q.5 — Separation of East Pakistan and the Two Nation Theory
  • Q.6 — Main features of the cultural heritage of Pakistan
  • Q.7 — Islamization in the Zia era: need of Pakistan or political propaganda
  • Q.8 — Role of Pakistan in the War on Terror: critical evaluation
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