CSS 2016 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2016 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2017 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2017 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2018 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2018 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2019 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2019 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2020 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2020 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2021 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2021 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2022 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2022 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2023 Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2023 Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2023 Special Exam Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication Part-II (Compulsory)
Below is the solution to PART-II (COMPULSORY) of the CSS 2023 Special Exam Journalism & Mass Communication Paper.
CSS 2023 Special Exam Solved Past Paper – Journalism & Mass Communication MCQs of Part-I (Compulsory)
Below are the solved multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of Part-I from the CSS 2023 Special Exam Journalism & Mass Communication paper. Each question includes all the options, the correct answer is bolded, and a short explanation is provided for clarity. 1. George Gerbner developed his model of communication in: (A) 1954(B) 1955(C) 1956(D) None of these💡…
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