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    Federal Public Service Commission Competitive Examination-2018 For Recruitment To Posts in Bs-17 Under The Federal Government Sociology

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    This document contains questions from the competitive examination for recruitment to BS-17 level posts in the Federal Public Service Commission of Pakistan. The questions cover topics in sociology including distinguishing between ethnocentrism and xenocentrism and their impact in Karachi, comparing social contract theory and organic theory, discussing the effects of industrialization, modernization, urbanization and modern communication on social change in Pakistani society, issues of water and food security and extremism facing major Pakistani cities in the future, changes occurring in the Pakistani family system and its future structure and functions, arguing whether Ibn Khaldun or Auguste Comte should be considered the founder of sociology based on the historical development of the field, and short notes on

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    Federal Public Service Commission Competitive Examination-2018 For Recruitment To Posts in Bs-17 Under The Federal Government Sociology

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    FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

    COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION-2018 FOR RECRUITMENT TO


    POSTS IN BS-17
    UNDER THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
    SOCIOLOGY

    PART-II

    Q. No. 2.Differentiate between Ethnocentrism and Xenocentrism with examples. Which one
    and how is important in damaging the peace and development situation in Karachi? Discuss
    with logic and evidence on the Issue. (20)

    Q. No. 3.Make a comparative and analytical discussion on the Social Contract Theory and
    the Organismic Theory while developing your thesis with a logical conclusion. (20)

    Q. No. 4. How do you see the future of Pakistani society resulting from the effect of
    Industrialization, Modernization, Urbanization and Modern means of communication upon
    social change processes? Discuss with examples. (20)

    Q. No. 5. How do you see the future of major cities in Pakistan? Discussing by focusing on
    the issues of water and foods security and the situation of terrorism and extremism with
    examples and data. (20)

    Q. No. 6. Discuss the structure and functions of Pakistani family with examples, keeping in
    view the changes occurring. How do you see the future of Pakistani Family System? Make a
    research based argument. (20)

    Q. No. 7.Ibn-e-Khaldun but not August Comte is the founder of Sociology? Make your
    argument in favour or against this thought with logic and examples from the historical
    development of sociology. (20)

    Q. No. 8. Write short notes on the following: (10 each)

    (i) Research process in sociology


    (ii) Deviance and street crime in Pakistan

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