Overview
Pakistan Studies is more than a subject – it’s a journey into the story of Pakistan. Students explore the struggles, achievements, and challenges that shaped our nation, beginning with the decline of the Mughal Empire and leading up to modern-day developments. Alongside history, learners study Pakistan’s geography, economy, and environment, giving them a balanced understanding of how the country functions and grows.
By studying this subject, learners develop critical thinking skills, learn how to analyze different perspectives, and gain a deeper appreciation of their identity as citizens.
Syllabus Focus
The syllabus is divided into two major areas:
History & Culture of Pakistan
The Pakistan Movement, emergence of the new nation, and national identity up to 1999.
Environment of Pakistan
Geography, resources, agriculture, trade, industry, and population studies.
This balance ensures students not only learn about the past and present but also gain insight into future challenges and opportunities.
Exams & Assessment
The syllabus is divided into two major areas:
Paper 1: History & Culture
(1h 30m) – Source analysis and essay-style questions.
Paper 2: Environment of Pakistan
(1h 30m) – Case studies and structured questions.
Why This Matters for Students
Studying Pakistan Studies helps learners develop a sense of national pride and responsibility. The syllabus links directly to real issues like climate change, resource management, and nation-building, encouraging students to think about how they can contribute positively to society.
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