Are you looking for the PPSC PMS (Provincial Management Service) Post syllabus for the written exams 2022? Here we will provide you with the complete PMS 2022 syllabus for all compulsory subjects. There are 06 compulsory subjects for the PMS written test. Each subject has 100 Marks based on the subjective and objective type papers. All registered candidates have to appear in the compulsory subjects papers. Without appearing in the compulsory subject exams, candidates will not be eligible for further procedures.
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PPSC PMS 2022
The Punjab Public Service Commission has announced the PMS competitive exams 2022 recently under advertisement # 03/2022. The last date to apply for the PPSC PMS Jobs is 28 March 2022. Thus, interested candidates can apply through the PPSC website. However, you can get all details about the PPSC PMS 2022 jobs from our website.
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PPSC PMS Compulsory Subject Syllabus
For the Provincial Management service, PPSC has the following compulsory subjects for the written paper. So below is the detailed syllabus for all PPSC PMS Compulsory subjects syllabus.
- English Essay (100 Marks)
- English (Precis, Comprehension, & Translation) (100 Marks)
- Urdu (Essay, Precis, Comprehension, & Translation) (100 Marks)
- Islamic Studies/Ethics (for Non-Muslims) (100 Marks)
- Pakistan Studies (100 Marks)
- General Knowledge (100 Marks)
English Essay (100 Marks)
Candidates have to write 1500 words of essay on one of the given topics. Topics for the Essay could be from the following topics.
- Education, economy, foreign policy, governance, human rights, constitution, law & order, and other socio-economic issues related to Pakistan and topics of general nature
The essay should reflect a clear understanding of the Essay, conceptual clarity, and logical reasoning. The examiner will examine the candidate’s articulation, use of grammar, and expression.
English (Precis, Comprehension, & Translation) (100 Marks)
- English Precis and Comprehension
- Precis Writing: A passage for compression shall be given for writing a precis & suggesting a suitable topic.
- Comprehension: A carefully selected passage shall be given followed by five questions requiring answers.
- Grammar & Vocabulary: Correct usage of tense, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, punctuations, verbs
- Sentence Correction: Sentences having a flaw in grammar, punctuations, or use of capitals. Candidates will correct them without making unnecessary alterations.
- Grouping of Words & Pair of Words: Words, randomly, maybe given that need to be grouped in pairs having similar or opposite meanings. Use of idioms and proverbs as may be clearly directed in the question, antonyms, synonyms, etc
- Translation
- A short passage in Urdu containing figurative/idiomatic expressions for an accurate translation into English.
Urdu (Essay, Precis, Comprehension, & Translation) (100 Marks)
Candidates have to write 1000 words of essay on one of the given topics. Topics for the Essay could be from the following topics.
- Education, economy, foreign policy, governance, human rights, constitution, law & order, and other socio-economic issues related to Pakistan and topics of general nature
The essay should reflect a clear understanding of the Essay, conceptual clarity, and logical reasoning. The examiner will examine the candidate’s articulation, use of grammar, and expression.
- URDU Precis and Comprehension
- Precis Writing: A passage for compression shall be given for writing a precis & suggesting a suitable topic.
- Comprehension: A carefully selected passage shall be given followed by five questions requiring answers.
- Grammar & Vocabulary: Correct usage of tense, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, punctuations, verbs
- Sentence Correction: Sentences having a flaw in grammar, punctuations, or use of capitals. Candidates will correct them without making unnecessary alterations.
- Grouping of Words & Pair of Words: Words, randomly, maybe given that need to be grouped in pairs having similar or opposite meanings. Use of idioms and proverbs as may be clearly directed in the question, antonyms, synonyms, etc
- Translation
- A short passage in English containing figurative/idiomatic expressions for an accurate translation into Urdu.
Islamic Studies/Ethics (for Non-Muslims) (100 Marks)
- Islamic Studies:
- Introduction to Islam: Advent of Islam, Fundamentals of Islam, Concepts & their Importance, Deen & its religious impact on individual and society; spiritual, moral & social impact. Basic Beliefs, Amar Bilmaroof and Nahi anil Munkir
- Seerat-un-Nabi: Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a Messenger, Reformer, Administrator, Educator, Diplomat, Statesman, Military Leader, etc.
- Early Islamic History up to Khulfa-e-Rashideen
- Human Rights in Islam Including Status of Women, Rights of Minorities
- Islam and the World: Impact on the West and vice versa; Role in the modern world; Contemporary challenges for the Muslim world and Muslim minorities in the world.
- Islamic Code of Life: Salient features of Islamic socio-political and economic system, judicial system and administrative system; Ijtihad & its forms.
Ethics for Non-Muslims
- Religions of the World-Revealed & Non- Revealed
- Important Religious Books
- Contribution of Religions in Development of Societies
- Ethics & Morality
- Human Rights and Obligations
- Commonality in Religions
- Revelation
Pakistan Studies (100 Marks)
- Muslim rule in the sub-continent and its downfall. Muslim renaissance, reform, and educational movements. Pakistan Movement; Role of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Allama Iqbal and Quaid-e-Azam in the making of Pakistan
- Land and People of Pakistan. Geography, Society, Culture, Natural Resources, Agriculture, Industry, Education
- Pakistan and the changing regional scenario
- Pakistan’s nuclear program and international concerns
- Regional Cooperation including SAARC, ECO, SCO, and the role of Pakistan
- Socio-economic challenges and opportunities in Pakistan
- National security dynamics and challenges for Pakistan
- Pakistan and the United Nations
- Pakistan and important global issues, including Palestine, growing extremism and militancy, war on terror, etc.
- Constitutional history of Pakistan
- Political evolution since 1971
- Foreign Policy of Pakistan, Pakistan & its Neighbors, Super Powers, the Islamic Block, and the European Union
- Evolution of democracy & democratic institutions in Pakistan
- Kashmir Dispute.
- The situation in Afghanistan since 1979 and its impact on Pakistan
- Pakistan’s energy problems, their economic impact, and prospects for the future.
- Socio-economic, problems of Pakistan and strategies to deal with issues related to poverty, education, health, sanitation, empowerment of women, and human rights
- 1973 Constitution, Constitutional amendments and important Constitutional cases
- Governance issues in Pakistan, accountability, transparency, Fundamental Rights, Women empowerment, Sustainable development goals, etc.
General Knowledge (100 Marks)
- Current Affairs
- Pakistan’s economic, social and political issues, regional disparities, water scarcity, Cyber laws
- Pakistan’s relations with the neighbors
- Relations with India, including the Kashmir dispute
- Pakistan’s relations with the Muslim world
- Pakistan and the UN, European Union, and regional organizations (ECO, SAARC, SCO, ASEAN, and ARF)
- Pakistan’s relations with the US, China, EU, and Russia
- Global Issues like international peace and security; economy, human rights; terrorism; food security, energy security; global warming; Nuclear issues including proliferation and security; international trade, trade regimes, Sustainable Development Goals; etc.
- The Middle East and SouthWest Asia issues
- Prominent personalities, opinion makers, NGOs, INGOs, Non-State Actors, etc.
- Globalization
- Evolving Socio-economic and Political situation in Pakistan and the world, important events
- Sports, Music, Culture, Literature.
- Physical Science
- Basic information on the solar system, galaxies, and the universe and knowledge of common terms used in astronomy
- Natural hazards and disasters e.g. earthquakes, cyclones, tsunamis, etc. and disaster risk management
- Energy sources, both fossil fuels, and renewable sources, and their sustainable use
- Basics of Physics and Chemistry including atomic structures, chemical bondings, radiations, laws, and Principles of Physics
- Materials, chemicals, and their properties
- Minerals and their mining.
- Biological Sciences
- Fundamentals of life forms e.g. cell structure, nucleus
- Bio-molecular structures like proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, enzymes, etc. and their functions/properties
- Plant and animal life
- The human body, its parts, organs, and their functions
- Common diseases, their causes, symptoms, and treatment; vitamins, their sources, and functions; vaccines, etc.
- Environmental Studies
- Eco-system, Biodiversity, climate change, water cycle, biosphere, rock types
- Atmospheric pollution, its types, sources, effects, Ozone depletion; Greenhouse effects, CFCs, etc
- International Conventions/Regimes on Climate Change, Biodiversity, Wetlands, Desertification, Carbon Credits, etc. and ongoing negotiations on Environment
- Water pollution types, sources, effects remedies; sustainable use of water; recycling; waste management.
- Food Sciences
- Diet and essential compounds for health
- Quality of food, preservation, problems relating to the deterioration of fruits and vegetables; adulterations.
- Food security, global issues concerning hunger, etc.
- Computer Science & Information Technology
- Fundamentals of hardware and software
- Data processing, knowledge of MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Networking, e-mails, social media
- Basics of telecommunication including GPS, Fiber Optics, etc.
- Basic Mathematics
- Quantitative reasoning and problem solving
- Basic Arithmetics, Algebra, Geometry; problems relating to averages, ratios, percentages, geometric figures; sets; equations; areas of figures, etc
- Logical reasoning and analytical reasoning through problem-solving, number series, analogies, relationships, etc
- Mental Mathematics
- Arithmetical Problems relating to time and work, distance and speed, age, directions, etc.
- Basic statistics.
- General
- Famous scientists and their claim to fame
- Famous inventions, discoveries, scientific laws, theories, and postulates
- Units and instruments of measurement.
