PMS Political Science
CEPI’s PMS Punjab Political Science course provides comprehensive, structured, and exam-focused preparation aligned with the revised PPSC syllabus for CCE 2027. The course covers fundamental political concepts, institutions, regimes, political processes, Western and Muslim political thought, major political ideologies, and comparative political systems.
Sections
10
Lectures
21
Access
Paid
What You Will Learn
CEPI's PMS Political Science Experience
Political Concepts, Institutions & Regimes
Develop a strong understanding of the state, sovereignty, power, legitimacy, law, liberty, justice, and human rights. Examine the functions of the legislature, executive, and judiciary alongside democratic, authoritarian, parliamentary, presidential, federal, and other systems of government.
Political Processes & Democratic Participation
Explore political culture, socialization, participation, development, representation, elections, electoral systems, public opinion, political parties, pressure groups, and lobbying, with practical applications to modern political systems.
Comparative Political Systems
Examine political system models, structural-functional approaches, and comparative frameworks. Analyze the constitutional structures, political institutions, and governance practices of the USA, UK, China, India, Türkiye, and Pakistan.
Analytical & Exam-Oriented Preparation
Develop conceptual clarity, comparative reasoning, and structured answer-writing techniques with emphasis on syllabus-based preparation, critical evaluation, relevant examples, and effective presentation of arguments for the revised PMS Punjab examination
Instructors
Learn from CEPI faculty
Dr. Noor ul Huda
CSS 2021 PAS officer and mentor for English Essay and strategic exam preparation.
Sir Moazzam Lodhi
Current Affairs and Pakistan Affairs mentor known for analytical teaching style.
Course Content
Sections and lecture breakdown.
Plato (Context of Greek Philosophy)
Plato (Theory of Forms & Theory of Justice)
Plato (Theory of Education)
Aristotle (Theory of State)
Aristotle (Classification of Governments and Theory of Education)
Machiavelli
Montesquieu
Hobbes, Reformation & English Civil War
Context of Locke & Rousseau
Hegel
Karl Marx (Philosophy)
Karl Marx (Theory of Class Struggle)
Al Farabi's Philosophy
Al Mawardi
Al Ghazali's Philosophy
Ibn Khaldun's Philosophy
Iqbal's Philosophy
US Constitution (Part 1)
US Constitution (Part 2)
The US President
The US Senate